Decimi Junii Juvenalis Satirae XIII.: Thirteen satires of Juvenal |
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Page ix
... hand , Vespasian never sent an expedition to the Euphrates ; and it would be an unpleasant inaccuracy to couple the achieve- ments of Cerealis and Corbulo : unless , indeed , Juvenal may mean to refer to the danger of the eastern ...
... hand , Vespasian never sent an expedition to the Euphrates ; and it would be an unpleasant inaccuracy to couple the achieve- ments of Cerealis and Corbulo : unless , indeed , Juvenal may mean to refer to the danger of the eastern ...
Page xi
... hand , the present form of the Satire may be later than the death of Crispinus . The last five lines which imply the death of Domitian might be detached ; but it is hardly possible to mutilate the description of the proceres , and this ...
... hand , the present form of the Satire may be later than the death of Crispinus . The last five lines which imply the death of Domitian might be detached ; but it is hardly possible to mutilate the description of the proceres , and this ...
Page xx
... hands , lost their freedom of action when they came into contact with imperial procurators . They tended more and more to give way to great contractors who had friends at court . Nor had the bar as a profession for the middle classes ...
... hands , lost their freedom of action when they came into contact with imperial procurators . They tended more and more to give way to great contractors who had friends at court . Nor had the bar as a profession for the middle classes ...
Page xxv
... hands of the Levantines . Of course the indictment of the ' have nots ' against the ' haves ' never varies much in its nature , and is always only too well supported by facts . The class of which Juvenal chose to be the organ is always ...
... hands of the Levantines . Of course the indictment of the ' have nots ' against the ' haves ' never varies much in its nature , and is always only too well supported by facts . The class of which Juvenal chose to be the organ is always ...
Page xxxii
... hands coarse and their hearts clean by spin- ning ; and every body was convinced , without quite knowing what purple was , that it was something wicked and outlandish . It is curious that the universal empire of Rome should have failed ...
... hands coarse and their hearts clean by spin- ning ; and every body was convinced , without quite knowing what purple was , that it was something wicked and outlandish . It is curious that the universal empire of Rome should have failed ...
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