Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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... Roman Poets ] , " An Essay Upon Vergil's Georgics , " " A Discourse of Ancient and Modern Learning , ” “ An Account ... Roman poets became the material and the model for his own Latin verse . Ornament and Style Addison's " Dissertation ...
... Roman Poets ] , " An Essay Upon Vergil's Georgics , " " A Discourse of Ancient and Modern Learning , ” “ An Account ... Roman poets became the material and the model for his own Latin verse . Ornament and Style Addison's " Dissertation ...
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... Roman Cato , who earned the title " censor " for his willingness to instruct the public in morality . Bickerstaff describes the twofold duties in the office of Roman Censor : The first part of it consisted in making frequent reviews of ...
... Roman Cato , who earned the title " censor " for his willingness to instruct the public in morality . Bickerstaff describes the twofold duties in the office of Roman Censor : The first part of it consisted in making frequent reviews of ...
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... Roman writers almost unanimous in their ad- miration of Cato , who committed suicide in 46 B.C. after a decade of ... Roman citizenship , the intelligent and cultivated service to the state , which became the standard of his own career ...
... Roman writers almost unanimous in their ad- miration of Cato , who committed suicide in 46 B.C. after a decade of ... Roman citizenship , the intelligent and cultivated service to the state , which became the standard of his own career ...
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