A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... fourth century the potters of Campania and Apulia imitated ( with indifferent success ) the fine painted vases of Attica ; at the same time Capua grew into a centre of bronze manufacture whose wares were exported to Carthage and as far ...
... fourth century the potters of Campania and Apulia imitated ( with indifferent success ) the fine painted vases of Attica ; at the same time Capua grew into a centre of bronze manufacture whose wares were exported to Carthage and as far ...
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Max Cary. Rutilius partial revival . Of the Latin poets of the fourth century the ablest , Claudius Claudianus , was oddly enough a native of Alexandria . Claudian's panegyrics of influential patrons , though overloaded with Claudian ...
Max Cary. Rutilius partial revival . Of the Latin poets of the fourth century the ablest , Claudius Claudianus , was oddly enough a native of Alexandria . Claudian's panegyrics of influential patrons , though overloaded with Claudian ...
Pagina 760
... fourth century who wrote commentaries on the classics of former ages . The surviving specimens of late Latin scholarship , such as the annotations of Aelius Donatus on Terence and of Marius Servius Honoratus on Virgil , are none the ...
... fourth century who wrote commentaries on the classics of former ages . The surviving specimens of late Latin scholarship , such as the annotations of Aelius Donatus on Terence and of Marius Servius Honoratus on Virgil , are none the ...
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