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Livy. most valuable of these sources for supplying the gaps in our text of Livy . Their author narrates briefly what ... Livy , and a table of contents for the convenience of those who did.2 They are usually printed with editions of Livy ...
Livy. most valuable of these sources for supplying the gaps in our text of Livy . Their author narrates briefly what ... Livy , and a table of contents for the convenience of those who did.2 They are usually printed with editions of Livy ...
Pagina xxiii
Livy. ation of the emotions , particularly the gentler ones , in which field he said he had no superior . Livy shared with Virgil the honour of being the most widely read of Latin writers , and in consequence incurred the resentment of ...
Livy. ation of the emotions , particularly the gentler ones , in which field he said he had no superior . Livy shared with Virgil the honour of being the most widely read of Latin writers , and in consequence incurred the resentment of ...
Pagina xxvi
Livy. as Livy's style . Perhaps it might fairly be said that it is distinguished by the attributes of warmth and amplitude . The Livian period , less formal and regular than that of Cicero , whom Livy so greatly ad- mired , 1 is fully as ...
Livy. as Livy's style . Perhaps it might fairly be said that it is distinguished by the attributes of warmth and amplitude . The Livian period , less formal and regular than that of Cicero , whom Livy so greatly ad- mired , 1 is fully as ...
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