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Page vi
... writer in whom every attentive reader may hope to discover something fresh , while every reader whose vigilance has not been chastened into sagacity must expect sometimes to discover more than is there ; but in dealing with Juvenal it ...
... writer in whom every attentive reader may hope to discover something fresh , while every reader whose vigilance has not been chastened into sagacity must expect sometimes to discover more than is there ; but in dealing with Juvenal it ...
Page xviii
... writer , or even that they will be , so far as they go , a trustworthy representation of his habitual self . We may reckon with more confidence upon finding traces of his personal ideas which are often distinctive , even when the ...
... writer , or even that they will be , so far as they go , a trustworthy representation of his habitual self . We may reckon with more confidence upon finding traces of his personal ideas which are often distinctive , even when the ...
Page xxi
... writer was raised by other causes , and especially by the tendency to refer every case , when possible , to the emperor for a decision on the merits . Mean- while the ordinary barrister was obliged to keep up the show of political ...
... writer was raised by other causes , and especially by the tendency to refer every case , when possible , to the emperor for a decision on the merits . Mean- while the ordinary barrister was obliged to keep up the show of political ...
Page xxvi
... writer shows an unmistakeable animus against Stoicism , or at least against Stoics . One cannot tell how far he may have been disgusted by the inconsistencies of individuals , and there is no doubt that such scandals were very gross ...
... writer shows an unmistakeable animus against Stoicism , or at least against Stoics . One cannot tell how far he may have been disgusted by the inconsistencies of individuals , and there is no doubt that such scandals were very gross ...
Page xxxiii
... writer to choose between two unsatisfactory standards , it does not follow that the fervour of Juvenal's denunciations proves nothing against the clearness of his personal insight . All fervour on such sub- jects is unintelligent ...
... writer to choose between two unsatisfactory standards , it does not follow that the fervour of Juvenal's denunciations proves nothing against the clearness of his personal insight . All fervour on such sub- jects is unintelligent ...
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