A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 35
... Greek world , The Greek but extended to foreign towns in which it happened to take an interest . legend of In the fifth and fourth centuries Rome had already attracted sufficient attention among Greek men of letters to become the ...
... Greek world , The Greek but extended to foreign towns in which it happened to take an interest . legend of In the fifth and fourth centuries Rome had already attracted sufficient attention among Greek men of letters to become the ...
Pagina 269
... Greek by the Romans improved their ear and gave them a sense for the finer points of linguistic usage ; at the same time it provided them with a wide range of models of literary form and style . Greek The influence of Greek on Latin ...
... Greek by the Romans improved their ear and gave them a sense for the finer points of linguistic usage ; at the same time it provided them with a wide range of models of literary form and style . Greek The influence of Greek on Latin ...
Pagina 463
... Greek courses an artificial impetus . In the first century a knowledge of Greek among the Romans of the governing class could be assumed as a matter of course , so that an interpreter was no longer required when Greek envoys were ...
... Greek courses an artificial impetus . In the first century a knowledge of Greek among the Romans of the governing class could be assumed as a matter of course , so that an interpreter was no longer required when Greek envoys were ...
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