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Pagina xxxi
... words and forms , than in syntax , that Sallust affects antiquity , and more , as is natural and proper , in the speeches , direct or indirect , than elsewhere . Jordan , however , is going too far when he says , that the archaisms are ...
... words and forms , than in syntax , that Sallust affects antiquity , and more , as is natural and proper , in the speeches , direct or indirect , than elsewhere . Jordan , however , is going too far when he says , that the archaisms are ...
Pagina xxxii
... words and ex- pressions , of course , tend to drop out of literature but continue in the spoken language , so that the archaic and conversational often coincide . But nevertheless not only does Sallust use not a few words and ex ...
... words and ex- pressions , of course , tend to drop out of literature but continue in the spoken language , so that the archaic and conversational often coincide . But nevertheless not only does Sallust use not a few words and ex ...
Pagina xxxiii
... words and constructions of Sallust's which are not to be found in Cicero and Caesar appear again in the polished prose of Livy . Many expressions also of a poetical colour are employed to give the required picturesque tone to the ...
... words and constructions of Sallust's which are not to be found in Cicero and Caesar appear again in the polished prose of Livy . Many expressions also of a poetical colour are employed to give the required picturesque tone to the ...
Pagina xxxiv
... words and constructions employed in the 4 Some writers ( especially Poppo ) have maintained that Sallust's style is largely affected by imitation of Greek con- structions , taken principally from Thucydides . There has however been much ...
... words and constructions employed in the 4 Some writers ( especially Poppo ) have maintained that Sallust's style is largely affected by imitation of Greek con- structions , taken principally from Thucydides . There has however been much ...
Pagina xxxv
... words and constructions however are peculiar to the Jugurtha - e . g . loci ( for loca ) , duum for duorum , quis for quibus ( C. 18. 1 ) , quamquam very often , que - et , the phrase cum animo habere ( reputare ) , the word ostentare ...
... words and constructions however are peculiar to the Jugurtha - e . g . loci ( for loca ) , duum for duorum , quis for quibus ( C. 18. 1 ) , quamquam very often , que - et , the phrase cum animo habere ( reputare ) , the word ostentare ...
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