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Page vi
... authority , I have been glad to give Jahn's without discussion ; where the various read- ings affected the sense or had a character of their own , it seemed better to choose for myself and to give my reasons : there is always something ...
... authority , I have been glad to give Jahn's without discussion ; where the various read- ings affected the sense or had a character of their own , it seemed better to choose for myself and to give my reasons : there is always something ...
Page viii
... imperial busts , our only authority , higher than the reign of Trajan ; but ( ib . 385 ) a musician is mentioned , who was already famous when Mar- tial published his Fourth Book , comparatively early under Domitian viii INTRODUCTION .
... imperial busts , our only authority , higher than the reign of Trajan ; but ( ib . 385 ) a musician is mentioned , who was already famous when Mar- tial published his Fourth Book , comparatively early under Domitian viii INTRODUCTION .
Page ix
... authorities adopt the second . In xv . 27 , we have to choose in the same way between one Junius , who was consul A. D. 84 ; another , who was consul A. D. 119 ; and a Juncus whose other names may have been Sextus Julius , who was ...
... authorities adopt the second . In xv . 27 , we have to choose in the same way between one Junius , who was consul A. D. 84 ; another , who was consul A. D. 119 ; and a Juncus whose other names may have been Sextus Julius , who was ...
Page xiii
... authorities now lost were accessible , and an explanation of the blunder about Trajan's philosopher , which Valla ... authority of Lipsius , ) which substituted Licinium Syllanum for L. Junium Silanum , must be at least as old as his ...
... authorities now lost were accessible , and an explanation of the blunder about Trajan's philosopher , which Valla ... authority of Lipsius , ) which substituted Licinium Syllanum for L. Junium Silanum , must be at least as old as his ...
Page xv
... authority of Lipsius ; that the hero of the second Dunciad , in addition to his own sins , has to endure much inappropriate invective due to the peculiar dulness of the hero of the first ; and that what was possible to Pope in an ...
... authority of Lipsius ; that the hero of the second Dunciad , in addition to his own sins , has to endure much inappropriate invective due to the peculiar dulness of the hero of the first ; and that what was possible to Pope in an ...
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