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Page vi
... reasons : there is always something irritating about an edition which indicates a variety of reading without giving a clue to the editor's principle of selection . Juvenal is a writer in whom every attentive reader may hope to discover ...
... reasons : there is always something irritating about an edition which indicates a variety of reading without giving a clue to the editor's principle of selection . Juvenal is a writer in whom every attentive reader may hope to discover ...
Page x
... reason for supposing that the exile lasted longer than six months , the usual period for which such commands were conferred ; though it is hardly necessary to identify the friend of Martial with the Satirist , It seems at first sight as ...
... reason for supposing that the exile lasted longer than six months , the usual period for which such commands were conferred ; though it is hardly necessary to identify the friend of Martial with the Satirist , It seems at first sight as ...
Page xii
... reason- able to treat Trajan's reign than Domitian's as a period of literary decline . The Scholiast , who did not share their zeal for the purity and independence of Juvenal's literary con- science , says , with naïve absurdity ...
... reason- able to treat Trajan's reign than Domitian's as a period of literary decline . The Scholiast , who did not share their zeal for the purity and independence of Juvenal's literary con- science , says , with naïve absurdity ...
Page xv
... reason for the jealousy of Nero ; and it is not likely that Juvenal would have confounded Plautus with his son . It would be less violent to suppose that Juvenal wrote Plaute under Nero , having taken offence at the seclusion , which ...
... reason for the jealousy of Nero ; and it is not likely that Juvenal would have confounded Plautus with his son . It would be less violent to suppose that Juvenal wrote Plaute under Nero , having taken offence at the seclusion , which ...
Page xvii
... reason for many delays in the evidence , external and in- ternal , that Juvenal's satires passed through much in the way of revision and expansion . Maternus ( Tac . de Orat . III . 2 , 3 ) could recite a tragedy on Cato one day , and ...
... reason for many delays in the evidence , external and in- ternal , that Juvenal's satires passed through much in the way of revision and expansion . Maternus ( Tac . de Orat . III . 2 , 3 ) could recite a tragedy on Cato one day , and ...
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