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Side 104
... grow , for the man's benefit ( dative of the patient lover into whose hands all things will be delivered ) . By the ... growing younger , in an ideal balance . There will in- stead be a new and worse disparity . Venus can be very funny ...
... grow , for the man's benefit ( dative of the patient lover into whose hands all things will be delivered ) . By the ... growing younger , in an ideal balance . There will in- stead be a new and worse disparity . Venus can be very funny ...
Side 126
... grown old ( like Horace ) , he will com- plain ( lines 7-8 ) : quae mens est hodie , cur eadem non puero fuit , vel ... growing old , but add , Jenny kissed me " ) , it also illustrates Horace's wisdom , his nongrasping enjoyment of life ...
... grown old ( like Horace ) , he will com- plain ( lines 7-8 ) : quae mens est hodie , cur eadem non puero fuit , vel ... growing old , but add , Jenny kissed me " ) , it also illustrates Horace's wisdom , his nongrasping enjoyment of life ...
Side 139
... grow old and die , and new ones come to life , flourish and grow . All that we are and all we have is mortal . ) The tone is Lucretian . Horace's analogy , with its Homeric com- parison of men to leaves , implies his own inward ...
... grow old and die , and new ones come to life , flourish and grow . All that we are and all we have is mortal . ) The tone is Lucretian . Horace's analogy , with its Homeric com- parison of men to leaves , implies his own inward ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
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