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Page xi
... of Saleius satirized by Martial ( Iv . 3. 6 ) , to the recitations of Statius , which probably began with the First Book of the Thebaid ( which is said to have been completed A.D. 94 , after twelve years ' INTRODUCTION . xi.
... of Saleius satirized by Martial ( Iv . 3. 6 ) , to the recitations of Statius , which probably began with the First Book of the Thebaid ( which is said to have been completed A.D. 94 , after twelve years ' INTRODUCTION . xi.
Page xvi
... probably had prepared most of the materials which he finally placed in the First and Eighth Satires , and the rough draughts of others , before he published the little jeu d'esprit on the actor Paris . Perhaps also it would follow that ...
... probably had prepared most of the materials which he finally placed in the First and Eighth Satires , and the rough draughts of others , before he published the little jeu d'esprit on the actor Paris . Perhaps also it would follow that ...
Page xxiv
... probably always prepared to flatter and inclined to libel ( if that were not impos- sible ) . Their great grievance was that they were scandalised to see worse men better off than themselves , they were outraged by the crowds of ...
... probably always prepared to flatter and inclined to libel ( if that were not impos- sible ) . Their great grievance was that they were scandalised to see worse men better off than themselves , they were outraged by the crowds of ...
Page xxx
... probably the government of a Domitian shed less blood for its own protection in all the Roman empire than many of the medieval tyrannies of Italy , and those not the worst , shed in a single year . A large and active class of informers ...
... probably the government of a Domitian shed less blood for its own protection in all the Roman empire than many of the medieval tyrannies of Italy , and those not the worst , shed in a single year . A large and active class of informers ...
Page xl
... probably a sort of pointless garrulity would occur at once to most of his readers . His good things are embedded in a torrent of commonplace , which , doubtless , catches the tone of well - bred conversation very well , as he is rather ...
... probably a sort of pointless garrulity would occur at once to most of his readers . His good things are embedded in a torrent of commonplace , which , doubtless , catches the tone of well - bred conversation very well , as he is rather ...
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