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Page v
... passages seem to converge . His edition would leave no room for mine if schoolboys and undergraduates liked their work well enough to linger over it . The personal and subjective character of Mr Macleane's edition seems at first ...
... passages seem to converge . His edition would leave no room for mine if schoolboys and undergraduates liked their work well enough to linger over it . The personal and subjective character of Mr Macleane's edition seems at first ...
Page vi
... passage , especially on questions of punctuation where in the first instance I had followed Mayor . Wherever the text was simply a matter of manuscript authority , I have been glad to give Jahn's without discussion ; where the various ...
... passage , especially on questions of punctuation where in the first instance I had followed Mayor . Wherever the text was simply a matter of manuscript authority , I have been glad to give Jahn's without discussion ; where the various ...
Page viii
... passages . In I. 47 , VIII . 120 , Juvenal mentions the exile and rapacity of Marius Priscus , who was condemned for oppression in pro- consular Africa , A. D. 100 , which is the latest date that we can fix with certainty . In vi . 502 ...
... passages . In I. 47 , VIII . 120 , Juvenal mentions the exile and rapacity of Marius Priscus , who was condemned for oppression in pro- consular Africa , A. D. 100 , which is the latest date that we can fix with certainty . In vi . 502 ...
Page ix
... passage , that would suit the latter part of Trajan's reign , or the early part of Vespasian's , almost equally well or ill . The reference to the eagles , which control the conquered Batavian , would be most in place im- mediately ...
... passage , that would suit the latter part of Trajan's reign , or the early part of Vespasian's , almost equally well or ill . The reference to the eagles , which control the conquered Batavian , would be most in place im- mediately ...
Page xxv
... passages in Juvenal which suggest that this trade was passing back into the 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 ...
... passages in Juvenal which suggest that this trade was passing back into the 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 ...
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