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Side 39
... better din- ners henceforth , that is all to the good . In the third stage , a stingy individual is no longer singled out for caricature . Instead , the vice of avarice is typified in the stock miser , whose obsession makes him a ...
... better din- ners henceforth , that is all to the good . In the third stage , a stingy individual is no longer singled out for caricature . Instead , the vice of avarice is typified in the stock miser , whose obsession makes him a ...
Side 68
... better , knew no distinction between the two . Noth- ing could be more surprising than Horace's saying " Yes ! " ( if we read poscimur ) to a request , probably from Maecenas , that he write about Roman themes . Nothing , too , could better ...
... better , knew no distinction between the two . Noth- ing could be more surprising than Horace's saying " Yes ! " ( if we read poscimur ) to a request , probably from Maecenas , that he write about Roman themes . Nothing , too , could better ...
Side 72
... better promise . Octavian's decision to become Augustus , not a second Romulus , seemed prophetic : like Aeneas , he was turned in the right direction . Why , then , should a virtuous , happy , and even golden age not begin anew ? In ...
... better promise . Octavian's decision to become Augustus , not a second Romulus , seemed prophetic : like Aeneas , he was turned in the right direction . Why , then , should a virtuous , happy , and even golden age not begin anew ? In ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
Copyright | |
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