Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, Issue 34Cornell University Press, 1964 - Classical languages |
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... Letters 50. 5 and 57. 12 . 44 The other references are Letter 52. 5 adtrita frons — Juv . 13. 242 ; Vita Hilarionis 12 ( PL 23 , 34B ) , Nudus latrones non timet — Juv . 10. 22 ; Letter 61. 3 , nosse mensuram suam — Juv . 11. 35 ; Letter ...
... Letters 50. 5 and 57. 12 . 44 The other references are Letter 52. 5 adtrita frons — Juv . 13. 242 ; Vita Hilarionis 12 ( PL 23 , 34B ) , Nudus latrones non timet — Juv . 10. 22 ; Letter 61. 3 , nosse mensuram suam — Juv . 11. 35 ; Letter ...
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... Letter 22 . 26 Letter 22. 2. Cf. Letter 50. 5 , uteros tumescentes , infantum vagitus et lectulos maritorum . Although later in this libellus ( Letter 22. 22 ) Jerome denies that he will attack marriage and refers the reader to ...
... Letter 22 . 26 Letter 22. 2. Cf. Letter 50. 5 , uteros tumescentes , infantum vagitus et lectulos maritorum . Although later in this libellus ( Letter 22. 22 ) Jerome denies that he will attack marriage and refers the reader to ...
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... Letter 22. 8. Jerome's words , Quid oleum flammae adicimus ? are probably proverbial rather than a reference to Horace Sat. ii . 3. 321 , oleum adde camino , as Luebeck ( p . 164 ) claims . 29 Letter 22. 13. Cf. Letter 64. 21 : O ...
... Letter 22. 8. Jerome's words , Quid oleum flammae adicimus ? are probably proverbial rather than a reference to Horace Sat. ii . 3. 321 , oleum adde camino , as Luebeck ( p . 164 ) claims . 29 Letter 22. 13. Cf. Letter 64. 21 : O ...
Contents
St Jerome and the Satiric Tradition I | 1 |
O Tempora O Mores | 20 |
The Church and the Clergy | 65 |
Copyright | |
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