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... thought Horace faces the temptation we face daily , of what Samuel Johnson called " novelty , " and overcomes it ... thoughts of transient beauty and autumnal pathos , the romance of travel and pursuit , the lure of the unattainable ...
... thought Horace faces the temptation we face daily , of what Samuel Johnson called " novelty , " and overcomes it ... thoughts of transient beauty and autumnal pathos , the romance of travel and pursuit , the lure of the unattainable ...
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... thought , of their contemporaries , magnified the importance of the Ancients they explicated out of all proportion . Yet he became gradually aware that he owed more than a formal debt to the satiric tradition es- tablished by Lucilius ...
... thought , of their contemporaries , magnified the importance of the Ancients they explicated out of all proportion . Yet he became gradually aware that he owed more than a formal debt to the satiric tradition es- tablished by Lucilius ...
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... thought had perished , will be restored . Rome will be built ( though Aeneas will never see it ) , peace and joy will reign throughout the world . Perhaps this vision came through the " ivory gate " of false dreams . What is remarkable ...
... thought had perished , will be restored . Rome will be built ( though Aeneas will never see it ) , peace and joy will reign throughout the world . Perhaps this vision came through the " ivory gate " of false dreams . What is remarkable ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
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