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Side 50
... meaning from a few years of poetic experimentation and thought . What Horace made of the Alcaean lyre corresponds very closely to what , in those same years , he made of himself . II Boundaries of Conduct The notion of limit runs ...
... meaning from a few years of poetic experimentation and thought . What Horace made of the Alcaean lyre corresponds very closely to what , in those same years , he made of himself . II Boundaries of Conduct The notion of limit runs ...
Side 83
... meaning of Rome . So too , but on an infinitely larger scale , the analysis - defying architecture of Virgil's Aeneid balances epic and tragic vision , unity and disorder , meaning and meaninglessness , control and passion ...
... meaning of Rome . So too , but on an infinitely larger scale , the analysis - defying architecture of Virgil's Aeneid balances epic and tragic vision , unity and disorder , meaning and meaninglessness , control and passion ...
Side 89
... meaning , life is a loan , not a gift - and death there- fore a necessary end that " will come when it will come . " A second meaning is less reassuring . The gods , unlike Virgil's ship , will not meet the obligation that human trust ...
... meaning , life is a loan , not a gift - and death there- fore a necessary end that " will come when it will come . " A second meaning is less reassuring . The gods , unlike Virgil's ship , will not meet the obligation that human trust ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
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