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Page xv
... Plautus , like his father , had married into the imperial family , Tacitus would have mentioned it as an additional reason for the jealousy of Nero ; and it is not likely that Juvenal would have confounded Plautus with his son . It ...
... Plautus , like his father , had married into the imperial family , Tacitus would have mentioned it as an additional reason for the jealousy of Nero ; and it is not likely that Juvenal would have confounded Plautus with his son . It ...
Page xxxiii
... It effectually excludes geniality . Plautus shares the fundamental concep- tion of Juvenal , that life ought to be in the main a round of somewhat prosaic duties relieved at rare intervals by somewhat dull INTRODUCTION . xxxiii.
... It effectually excludes geniality . Plautus shares the fundamental concep- tion of Juvenal , that life ought to be in the main a round of somewhat prosaic duties relieved at rare intervals by somewhat dull INTRODUCTION . xxxiii.
Page xxxiv
... Plautus succeeds in being thoroughly genial : he laughs without a touch of Juvenal's ferocity at the follies of the world : at bottom he regards enjoyment as synonymous with profligacy , but though his standard of profligacy is hardly ...
... Plautus succeeds in being thoroughly genial : he laughs without a touch of Juvenal's ferocity at the follies of the world : at bottom he regards enjoyment as synonymous with profligacy , but though his standard of profligacy is hardly ...
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... Plautus and the way in which he overloads his subject with morality , we may infer that where the support and restraint of Greek traditions were to a certain extent removed , there would be much dull preaching and little dramatic inter ...
... Plautus and the way in which he overloads his subject with morality , we may infer that where the support and restraint of Greek traditions were to a certain extent removed , there would be much dull preaching and little dramatic inter ...
Page 71
... Plautus , son of Julia and Rubellius Blandus , was a man of high cha- racter slain by Nero . His son may have been empty - headed , and resumed his grandfather's cognomen ; and Juvenal may have confounded him with his father ; but I ...
... Plautus , son of Julia and Rubellius Blandus , was a man of high cha- racter slain by Nero . His son may have been empty - headed , and resumed his grandfather's cognomen ; and Juvenal may have confounded him with his father ; but I ...
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