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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
ep ii | 120 |
ep iii | 116 |
ex ponto | 116 |
tr iii | 85 |
tr iv | 80 |
human life | 68 |
ut uid | 68 |
roman poets | 59 |
tr ii | 54 |
roman literature | 52 |
roman poetry | 52 |
first book | 49 |
book ii | 49 |
compare met | 48 |
one another | 48 |
augustan age | 47 |
punic war | 45 |
old age | 45 |
book iii | 43 |
roman tragedy | 43 |
let us | 41 |
modern times | 41 |
iii iii | 40 |
compare tr | 39 |
present passage | 38 |
fourth book | 36 |
second book | 35 |
fair one | 35 |
book iv | 34 |
take care | 33 |
non est | 33 |
every thing | 32 |
iii iv | 32 |
early roman | 32 |
tells us | 32 |
prop ii | 32 |
compare ep | 32 |
full oft | 32 |
old man | 31 |
latin poetry | 29 |
julius caesar | 29 |
met ix | 29 |
roman history | 29 |
met xv | 28 |
iii ii | 28 |
similar phrasing | 28 |
latin literature | 27 |
human nature | 27 |
compare cic | 27 |
silver age | 27 |
valerius flaccus | 26 |
ii iii | 26 |
sextus pompeius | 25 |
latin language | 25 |
pontic epistles | 24 |
tarrant points | 24 |
ii vii | 24 |
ii ii | 24 |
first punic | 24 |
right hand | 24 |
young man | 24 |
present day | 23 |
roman character | 23 |
saec xiii | 23 |
iv ix | 23 |
young men | 23 |
iii vii | 23 |
roman comedy | 23 |
roman satire | 23 |
met ii | 22 |
iii ix | 22 |
aa ii | 22 |
third book | 22 |
new comedy | 22 |
met xiv | 22 |
fast iii | 22 |
even now | 22 |
hor carm | 21 |
lay aside | 21 |
livius andronicus | 21 |
may well | 21 |
met xiii | 21 |
iii vi | 21 |
ancient times | 21 |
pliny nh | 21 |
th poem | 21 |
ii ix | 21 |
hor sat | 21 |
one day | 21 |
public life | 20 |
old roman | 20 |
aa iii | 20 |
aulus gellius | 20 |
prop iii | 19 |
civil war | 19 |
greek literature | 19 |
tac ann | 19 |
three books | 19 |
roman people | 19 |
will give | 19 |
well known | 19 |
second punic | 19 |
silius italicus | 19 |
met iii | 19 |
ponto iv | 19 |
even though | 18 |
old men | 18 |
hor ep | 18 |
five years | 18 |
old woman | 18 |
elegiac verse | 18 |
ep iv | 18 |
iv vi | 18 |
roman mind | 18 |
iv iv | 18 |
south wind | 17 |
ovid uses | 17 |
epic poetry | 17 |
later age | 17 |
sixth book | 17 |
met vii | 17 |
first place | 17 |
two lines | 16 |
wise man | 16 |
roman poet | 16 |
much less | 16 |
tarrant cites | 16 |
much greater | 16 |
black sea | 16 |
fast vi | 16 |
great poets | 16 |
ego sum | 16 |
ille ego | 15 |
si modo | 15 |
fast ii | 15 |
si quis | 15 |
outward world | 15 |
tenth book | 15 |
already quoted | 15 |
roman life | 15 |
goldwin smith | 15 |
following line | 15 |
country life | 15 |
iv iii | 15 |
met vi | 15 |
iii xiv | 15 |
greek poetry | 15 |
golden age | 15 |
common sense | 15 |
met viii | 15 |
campus martius | 14 |
take away | 14 |
give us | 14 |
ii vi | 14 |
tragic poets | 14 |
trojan war | 14 |
second century | 14 |
imperial family | 14 |
first two | 14 |
might well | 14 |
will come | 14 |
will say | 14 |
si quid | 14 |
historical epic | 14 |
iii xii | 14 |
older poet | 14 |
first century | 14 |
ancient literature | 14 |
fort legendum | 14 |
et aere | 14 |
ii viii | 13 |
compare fast | 13 |
far away | 13 |
epic poem | 13 |
two books | 13 |
last age | 13 |
great poet | 13 |
reprint edition | 13 |
great men | 13 |
met iv | 13 |
greek art | 13 |
make use | 13 |
shall come | 13 |
took place | 13 |
val max | 13 |
comic poets | 13 |
will make | 13 |
will find | 13 |
sicut coni | 13 |
thousand sesterces | 13 |
just now | 13 |
household gods | 13 |
ovid may | 13 |
reminds us | 12 |
later date | 12 |
passages cited | 12 |
five books | 12 |
si non | 12 |
wild beasts | 12 |
met xi | 12 |
probante heinsio | 12 |
human affairs | 12 |
ii iv | 12 |
prop iv | 12 |
correct reading | 12 |
calpurnius siculus | 12 |
first time | 12 |
fast iv | 12 |
laid aside | 12 |
early poets | 12 |
long time | 12 |
one hand | 12 |
latin verse | 12 |
second edition | 12 |
see tr | 12 |
th line | 12 |
hundred years | 12 |
almost entirely | 12 |
saec xv | 12 |
sen ag | 11 |
every kind | 11 |
many passages | 11 |
satis est | 11 |
may say | 11 |
one time | 11 |
met xii | 11 |
set forth | 11 |
ninth book | 11 |
opening lines | 11 |
professor goldwin | 11 |
cotta maximus | 11 |
large number | 11 |
later roman | 11 |
roman writers | 11 |
will bring | 11 |
left hand | 11 |
see also | 11 |
seventh book | 11 |
elder seneca | 11 |
per se | 11 |
compare aa | 11 |
amico suo | 11 |
left behind | 11 |
poor man | 11 |
will become | 11 |
tu quoque | 11 |
hercules furens | 11 |
poetic imagination | 11 |
will take | 11 |
one side | 11 |
iii xi | 11 |
fantham points | 11 |
ovid describes | 11 |
greek comedy | 10 |
two hundred | 10 |
manuscripts offer | 10 |
hor ap | 10 |
older poets | 10 |
cic tusc | 10 |
great measure | 10 |
every side | 10 |
charming fair | 10 |
early youth | 10 |
one thing | 10 |
make us | 10 |
roman writer | 10 |
taken place | 10 |
quod non | 10 |
social life | 10 |
literary art | 10 |
est mihi | 10 |
elegiac poets | 10 |
long ago | 10 |
greek language | 10 |
many years | 10 |
family life | 10 |
compare prop | 10 |
roman epic | 10 |
political life | 10 |
later time | 10 |
roman stage | 10 |
third edition | 10 |
shorter poems | 10 |
one may | 10 |
poetical feeling | 10 |
agon capitolinus | 10 |
later poets | 10 |
latin poets | 10 |
augustan poets | 10 |
human interest | 10 |
similarly used | 10 |
nec te | 10 |
ab hoste | 10 |
aen iii | 10 |
will go | 10 |
iv viii | 10 |
good sense | 10 |
acceptable enough | 10 |
two poems | 10 |
many things | 10 |
good fortune | 10 |
preferable reading | 9 |
many ways | 9 |
possibly correct | 9 |
later years | 9 |
early morning | 9 |
transferred sense | 9 |
calpurnius piso | 9 |
may give | 9 |
didactic poem | 9 |
shall see | 9 |
libra norit | 9 |
later times | 9 |
greek mythology | 9 |
religious belief | 9 |
tarrant suggests | 9 |
dramatic art | 9 |
cic att | 9 |
first edition | 9 |
cornelius severus | 9 |
attitude towards | 9 |
moral teaching | 9 |
looks like | 9 |
actual life | 9 |
already referred | 9 |
two great | 9 |
ars amatoria | 9 |
ah wretched | 9 |
british library | 9 |
next line | 9 |
qui sis | 9 |
proper names | 9 |
great roman | 9 |
found elsewhere | 9 |
last book | 9 |
early greek | 9 |
two passages | 9 |
see met | 9 |
first three | 9 |
tenth satire | 9 |
tragic drama | 9 |
yet even | 9 |
four times | 9 |
seems rather | 9 |
barberinus lat | 9 |
modern reader | 9 |
gives us | 9 |
fas est | 9 |
nec tamen | 9 |
norit et | 9 |
full discussion | 9 |
also mentioned | 9 |
first satire | 9 |
et ad | 9 |
general character | 9 |
compare aen | 9 |
ovid says | 9 |
present instance | 9 |
ad herbas | 9 |
greek life | 9 |
passed away | 9 |
roman ladies | 9 |
aen vi | 9 |
real life | 8 |
personal experience | 8 |
greek originals | 8 |
albinovanus pedo | 8 |
open air | 8 |
syme ho | 8 |
every one | 8 |
nec non | 8 |
many generations | 8 |
know nothing | 8 |
first period | 8 |
earlier poems | 8 |
minor poets | 8 |
sextum pompeium | 8 |
years old | 8 |
earlier books | 8 |
may see | 8 |
caesar bc | 8 |
modern world | 8 |
two brothers | 8 |
greek poets | 8 |
roman drama | 8 |
will tell | 8 |
probably means | 8 |
old poet | 8 |
miles gloriosus | 8 |
atque utinam | 8 |
may perhaps | 8 |
statius sil | 8 |
like one | 8 |
ovidii nasonis | 8 |
frequent use | 8 |
ten years | 8 |
sub axe | 8 |
saturnian verse | 8 |
natural beauty | 8 |
ad loc | 8 |
three hundred | 8 |
fabius maximus | 8 |
longer passages | 8 |
iii viii | 8 |
ovid gives | 8 |
fifth century | 8 |
fulvius nobilior | 8 |
roman youth | 8 |
equestrian order | 8 |
new york | 8 |
crede mihi | 8 |
new life | 8 |
roman genius | 8 |
early times | 8 |
ye fair | 8 |
native district | 8 |
old comedy | 8 |
carm iv | 8 |
ovid tells | 8 |
caesius bassus | 8 |
descriptive passages | 8 |
may take | 8 |
national life | 8 |
epic poets | 8 |
national character | 8 |
four lines | 8 |
educated men | 8 |
iv ii | 8 |
three years | 8 |
long line | 8 |
great national | 8 |
first instance | 8 |
iv vii | 8 |
following passage | 8 |
still remain | 8 |
tarrant notes | 8 |
extant fragments | 8 |
shackleton bailey | 8 |
de ponto | 8 |
si qua | 8 |
fifth book | 8 |
national spirit | 8 |
sat ii | 8 |
whole world | 8 |
present poem | 8 |
ovid seems | 8 |
quae te | 8 |
hundred thousand | 8 |
shall make | 8 |
imaginative power | 7 |
poem addressed | 7 |
est tibi | 7 |
great age | 7 |
time will | 7 |
will sing | 7 |
poetic genius | 7 |
greek epic | 7 |
greater part | 7 |
known passage | 7 |
private life | 7 |
see aen | 7 |
similar wording | 7 |
stoic philosophy | 7 |
tityron antiquas | 7 |
roman temperament | 7 |
olympias acta | 7 |
female slaves | 7 |
called forth | 7 |
one might | 7 |
bring back | 7 |
epistulam mittit | 7 |
roman state | 7 |
ovid wrote | 7 |
est mea | 7 |
res est | 7 |
six hundred | 7 |
original elements | 7 |
far less | 7 |
shall fall | 7 |
first line | 7 |
literary form | 7 |
already mentioned | 7 |
several times | 7 |
enable us | 7 |
greek culture | 7 |
come forth | 7 |
sen ben | 7 |
compare hor | 7 |
will prove | 7 |
roman citizens | 7 |
ovidi nasonis | 7 |
whole conception | 7 |
ovid makes | 7 |
professor tarrant | 7 |
hanc epistulam | 7 |
setting forth | 7 |
later writers | 7 |
national feeling | 7 |
third satire | 7 |
human passion | 7 |
personal feeling | 7 |
popular favour | 7 |
whole poem | 7 |
similar language | 7 |
roman satirists | 7 |
consul ordinarius | 7 |
last years | 7 |
electorum etonensium | 7 |
poetic diction | 7 |
twelve books | 7 |
eighth book | 7 |
formed part | 7 |
later hand | 7 |
taken away | 7 |
greek drama | 7 |
early years | 7 |
greek models | 7 |
natural phenomena | 7 |
seven books | 7 |
dramatic fragments | 7 |
kilometres east | 7 |
like manner | 7 |
just like | 7 |
six books | 7 |
editio princeps | 7 |
scarcely less | 7 |
pliny ep | 7 |
quod es | 7 |
bear away | 7 |
early empire | 7 |
like horace | 7 |
good man | 7 |
ann iii | 7 |
far removed | 7 |
shall say | 7 |
et ipse | 7 |
hexameter verse | 7 |
must go | 7 |
greek tragedy | 7 |
possible enough | 7 |
literary criticism | 7 |
auctor electorum | 7 |
much better | 7 |
many lines | 7 |
sic ego | 7 |
codd plerique | 7 |
two kinds | 7 |
ex toto | 7 |
qui quod | 7 |
sed et | 7 |
ad sextum | 7 |
every body | 7 |
est et | 7 |
greek influence | 7 |
earlier times | 7 |
beauteous fair | 7 |
latin comedy | 7 |
one will | 7 |
living things | 7 |
preceding line | 7 |
among roman | 7 |
first poem | 7 |
north wind | 7 |
whose works | 7 |
social position | 7 |
will bear | 7 |
tua est | 7 |
see syme | 7 |
modern poet | 7 |
practical purpose | 7 |
ii xi | 7 |
concluding lines | 7 |
new type | 7 |
declamatory rhetoric | 7 |
sets forth | 6 |
book viii | 6 |
single man | 6 |
dear friend | 6 |
fam iv | 6 |
caelius rufus | 6 |
atedius melior | 6 |
scanty fragments | 6 |
outward things | 6 |
et hoc | 6 |
cum ioue | 6 |
roman authors | 6 |
intellectual power | 6 |
one must | 6 |
rhetorical training | 6 |
elegiac measure | 6 |
aen xii | 6 |
quod te | 6 |
flowing locks | 6 |
new consul | 6 |
nec satis | 6 |
nec tibi | 6 |
manuscripts collated | 6 |
old greek | 6 |
good men | 6 |
night pass | 6 |
ovid elsewhere | 6 |
shall hear | 6 |
tuum libra | 6 |
hoc non | 6 |
de orat | 6 |
statius theb | 6 |
true reading | 6 |
early literature | 6 |
iv xv | 6 |
sixth satire | 6 |
literary career | 6 |
classical latin | 6 |
great part | 6 |
satiric poetry | 6 |
great work | 6 |
commentators think | 6 |
tamen haec | 6 |
roman religion | 6 |
probably alludes | 6 |
throw light | 6 |
literary taste | 6 |
great orator | 6 |
ad partes | 6 |
personal characteristics | 6 |
shall bring | 6 |
iam non | 6 |
doubt whether | 6 |
creative energy | 6 |
one short | 6 |
ovid mentions | 6 |
volcatius sedigitus | 6 |
asia minor | 6 |
compare livy | 6 |
book xiv | 6 |
greek tragedians | 6 |
aen ix | 6 |
descriptive power | 6 |
four years | 6 |
run away | 6 |
internal evidence | 6 |
one hundred | 6 |
didactic poetry | 6 |
sen ep | 6 |
day shall | 6 |
manuscript reading | 6 |
poetarum latinorum | 6 |
younger contemporary | 6 |
latin poet | 6 |
great writers | 6 |
passages already | 6 |
loud voice | 6 |
pro se | 6 |
di faciant | 6 |
brought back | 6 |
modern poets | 6 |
funeral games | 6 |
saec xii | 6 |
two nations | 6 |
ecl vi | 6 |
speculative philosophy | 6 |
sexto pompeio | 6 |
pastoral poetry | 6 |
roman audience | 6 |
si fas | 6 |
creative power | 6 |
bear witness | 6 |
parisinus lat | 6 |
roman army | 6 |
ancient comedy | 6 |
shall never | 6 |
iv xi | 6 |
many instances | 6 |
still alive | 6 |
new world | 6 |
compare catullus | 6 |
tragic poet | 6 |
final distich | 6 |
direct evidence | 6 |
public games | 6 |
ann ii | 6 |
roman education | 6 |
ab hectore | 6 |
serious poetry | 6 |
quae mihi | 6 |
early writers | 6 |
third person | 6 |
now let | 6 |
latter part | 6 |
well tr | 6 |
pontica terra | 6 |
silver latin | 6 |
good looks | 6 |
similar passage | 6 |
ranked among | 6 |
technical skill | 6 |
last line | 6 |
strong sense | 6 |
human race | 6 |
italian life | 6 |
sacred street | 6 |
ennius ann | 6 |
nec nos | 6 |
one year | 6 |
lie concealed | 6 |
large proportion | 6 |
roman citizen | 6 |
made use | 6 |
qui sit | 6 |
burman vulgate | 6 |
great scipio | 6 |
ilias latina | 6 |
purely artistic | 6 |
comparatively small | 6 |
et tamen | 6 |
might almost | 6 |
ancient poets | 6 |
asinius pollio | 6 |
valerius maximus | 6 |
governing class | 6 |
national pride | 6 |
gave birth | 6 |
little doubt | 6 |
ponto libri | 6 |
epistulae ex | 6 |
audita est | 6 |
ancient world | 6 |
ab illo | 6 |
latin prose | 6 |
communia sacra | 6 |
variant reading | 6 |
middle age | 6 |
take place | 6 |
cum iam | 6 |
public men | 6 |
salticae fabulae | 6 |
te quoque | 6 |
ii verr | 6 |
one great | 6 |
hundred dollars | 6 |
part played | 6 |
long since | 6 |
makes us | 6 |
hundred lines | 6 |
ei mihi | 6 |
appius claudius | 6 |
last two | 6 |
go away | 6 |
fort recte | 6 |
fantham suggests | 6 |
best known | 6 |
following lines | 6 |
might seem | 6 |
come hither | 6 |
strike away | 6 |
human feeling | 6 |
earlier time | 6 |
previous note | 6 |
uenit ad | 6 |
carm iii | 6 |
cons marc | 6 |
vital principle | 6 |
literary accomplishment | 6 |
iii xiii | 6 |
de caesare | 6 |
also found | 6 |
barbarus hister | 6 |
get rid | 5 |
de mediis | 5 |
living power | 5 |
much used | 5 |
poems addressed | 5 |
civil wars | 5 |
ode xiii | 5 |
cicero mentions | 5 |
quite different | 5 |
political indifference | 5 |
east wind | 5 |
poetry may | 5 |
may believe | 5 |
et seq | 5 |
younger son | 5 |
roman story | 5 |
latin writers | 5 |
natural feeling | 5 |
chapter viii | 5 |
nam si | 5 |
younger generation | 5 |
shall go | 5 |
famous lines | 5 |
old italian | 5 |
iv xvi | 5 |
iv xiii | 5 |
whole body | 5 |
et ante | 5 |
sed tu | 5 |
epic poems | 5 |
see chapter | 5 |
ode xii | 5 |
whole range | 5 |
popular taste | 5 |
new literature | 5 |
nothing else | 5 |
roman spirit | 5 |
mea est | 5 |
ennius may | 5 |
one word | 5 |
natural order | 5 |
real meaning | 5 |
shall bear | 5 |
public career | 5 |
moral strength | 5 |
gothanus ii | 5 |
will hear | 5 |
little trace | 5 |
fabula praetexta | 5 |
great deal | 5 |
human spirit | 5 |
rei publicae | 5 |
seventh day | 5 |
four books | 5 |
palatine hill | 5 |
literally translated | 5 |
tibi de | 5 |
cic de | 5 |
took away | 5 |
first roman | 5 |
cic fam | 5 |
nec ad | 5 |
may bring | 5 |
ode xi | 5 |
nh vi | 5 |
caesar bg | 5 |
public affairs | 5 |
poetical satire | 5 |
little later | 5 |
religious silence | 5 |
book vi | 5 |
longer poems | 5 |
younger poets | 5 |
laetitiae est | 5 |
ex merito | 5 |
may probably | 5 |
modern editors | 5 |
go forth | 5 |
si iam | 5 |
qui tibi | 5 |
large part | 5 |
philosophical works | 5 |
domo non | 5 |
national mind | 5 |
sensuous charm | 5 |
rediret ad | 5 |
lofty woods | 5 |
younger rival | 5 |
contemplative life | 5 |
older men | 5 |
younger pliny | 5 |
delphin editor | 5 |
full career | 5 |
fair ones | 5 |
young master | 5 |
two poets | 5 |
lines may | 5 |
dextera dextrae | 5 |
will always | 5 |
ann vahlen | 5 |
greater freedom | 5 |
compare caesar | 5 |
early latin | 5 |
many cases | 5 |
seven years | 5 |
ode xiv | 5 |
ancient science | 5 |
ancient manuscripts | 5 |
will seek | 5 |
adde quod | 5 |
et quae | 5 |
political enthusiasm | 5 |
two instances | 5 |
passages quoted | 5 |
catullus lxiv | 5 |
cur ita | 5 |
flowing stream | 5 |
probably refers | 5 |
may often | 5 |
much frequented | 5 |
universal law | 5 |
certain person | 5 |
will neither | 5 |
ode ix | 5 |
post strike | 5 |
addidit astris | 5 |
men like | 5 |
metrical position | 5 |
long passage | 5 |
adopted son | 5 |
moral earnestness | 5 |
early satire | 5 |
poem may | 5 |
atellan farce | 5 |
original character | 5 |
cruel love | 5 |
close friend | 5 |
dramatic power | 5 |
eleventh book | 5 |
older writers | 5 |
post cineres | 5 |
close observation | 5 |
good old | 5 |
cura est | 5 |
carmina nostra | 5 |
perfect subjunctive | 5 |
sentius augurinus | 5 |
lines describing | 5 |
return home | 5 |
poem must | 5 |
pomponius secundus | 5 |
animal spirits | 5 |
miscellaneous works | 5 |
roman tongue | 5 |
et iuuenes | 5 |
third century | 5 |
herba falisca | 5 |
practical affairs | 5 |
lucilian satire | 5 |
fair complexion | 5 |
real name | 5 |
referatur gratia | 5 |
fragmentum louaniense | 5 |
ancient rome | 5 |
poetic art | 5 |
young fellows | 5 |
literary value | 5 |
tll vii | 5 |
miscellaneous character | 5 |
early tragic | 5 |
wheeler translates | 5 |
personal feelings | 5 |
persius flaccus | 5 |
otherwise unknown | 5 |
nil mihi | 5 |
sed non | 5 |
two different | 5 |
et non | 5 |
chapter vii | 5 |
ode iv | 5 |
reached us | 5 |
may come | 5 |
greek education | 5 |
must needs | 5 |
mother earth | 5 |
mora est | 5 |
ancient italy | 5 |
immediately preceding | 5 |
sum modo | 5 |
hor epod | 5 |
seems difficult | 5 |
ii alcinoo | 5 |
cruel arms | 5 |
einsiedeln fragments | 5 |
first half | 5 |
corpus poetarum | 5 |
roman characteristics | 5 |
nomen habere | 5 |
get away | 5 |
law courts | 5 |
ann vi | 5 |
io triumphe | 5 |
footnotes book | 5 |
seventh satire | 5 |
poetic inspiration | 5 |
political feeling | 5 |
chapter iv | 5 |
et qui | 5 |
will afford | 5 |
six lines | 5 |
ode xv | 5 |
opera omnia | 5 |
poetical imagination | 5 |
de oratore | 5 |
aelius stilo | 5 |
greek thought | 5 |
circus maximus | 5 |
minus quam | 5 |
intimate familiarity | 5 |
ovid often | 5 |
et tu | 5 |
ode viii | 5 |
est om | 5 |
dramatic representations | 5 |
pure poetry | 5 |
first love | 5 |
quacumque nota | 5 |
ode iii | 5 |
campis herba | 5 |
leads us | 5 |
lines ovid | 5 |
poetic vocabulary | 5 |
still greater | 5 |
man shall | 5 |
without reason | 5 |
de fin | 5 |
excerpta scaligeri | 5 |
good omen | 5 |
littera nostra | 5 |
one line | 5 |
will wish | 5 |
still less | 5 |
serious spirit | 5 |
lucretius shows | 5 |
national literature | 5 |
rerum natura | 5 |
transmitted reading | 5 |
gentle sleep | 5 |
anything else | 5 |
great extent | 5 |
less degree | 5 |
whose name | 5 |
three times | 5 |
two sons | 5 |
living beings | 5 |
ex illis | 5 |
haec meritis | 5 |
augustan period | 5 |
haec tibi | 5 |
poets whose | 5 |
lyrical poetry | 5 |
external evidence | 5 |
imaginative sentiment | 5 |
seems probable | 5 |
quam sit | 5 |
quae tibi | 5 |
meritis referatur | 5 |
ego si | 5 |
bring forth | 5 |
give way | 5 |
usque adeo | 5 |
roman language | 5 |
golden fleece | 5 |
si qui | 5 |
double pupil | 5 |
nisi te | 5 |
may live | 5 |
high poetic | 5 |
dishevelled locks | 5 |
whole work | 5 |
alone among | 5 |
seems strange | 5 |
far better | 5 |
powerful influence | 5 |
nulla est | 5 |
qui te | 5 |
latin speech | 5 |
elegiac poems | 5 |
tamen est | 5 |
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text version | 5 |
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will never | 5 |
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old friend | 5 |
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years later | 5 |
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second elegy | 5 |
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et cum | 5 |
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roman knight | 4 |
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high heaven | 4 |
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mihi est | 4 |
si te | 4 |
love poems | 4 |
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de se | 4 |
sen suas | 4 |
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human affections | 4 |
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ille est | 4 |
speculative ideas | 4 |
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true worth | 4 |
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another poem | 4 |
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chapter iii | 4 |
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different character | 4 |
outward conditions | 4 |
typical example | 4 |
active life | 4 |
native roman | 4 |
will soon | 4 |
formative energy | 4 |
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last three | 4 |
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first rank | 4 |
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also much | 4 |
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fourth foot | 4 |
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genuine love | 4 |
one passage | 4 |
full many | 4 |
lower classes | 4 |
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good living | 4 |
two centuries | 4 |
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already seen | 4 |
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ovid asks | 4 |
one way | 4 |
literary expression | 4 |
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man must | 4 |
considerable portion | 4 |
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later poems | 4 |
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one foot | 4 |
uellem cum | 4 |
ulf ul | 4 |
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roman republic | 4 |
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sola domo | 4 |
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one man | 4 |
false charge | 4 |
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every man | 4 |
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great gods | 4 |
ancient biographies | 4 |
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ut et | 4 |
strong hold | 4 |
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one moment | 4 |
day cake | 4 |
simple verb | 4 |
extant plays | 4 |
grammatical studies | 4 |
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turn pale | 4 |
quae nunc | 4 |
tamen et | 4 |
perhaps even | 4 |
iv xiv | 4 |
wear away | 4 |
si nos | 4 |
military service | 4 |
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soon will | 4 |
must first | 4 |
ter ph | 4 |
second line | 4 |
uirtus addidit | 4 |
one shall | 4 |
natural scenery | 4 |
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find fault | 4 |
southern italy | 4 |
ancient writers | 4 |
good parallel | 4 |
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ancient poet | 4 |
fifteenth book | 4 |
common aspects | 4 |
uobis est | 4 |
non etiam | 4 |
also wrote | 4 |
toga virilis | 4 |
great value | 4 |
leading men | 4 |
afford sufficient | 4 |
facit ut | 4 |
numeris nomen | 4 |
nh xxv | 4 |
libra et | 4 |
greater number | 4 |
first five | 4 |
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new forms | 4 |
man will | 4 |
human wishes | 4 |
est animo | 4 |
better things | 4 |
certain manuscripts | 4 |
ego qui | 4 |
great variety | 4 |
quem uirtus | 4 |
nostram terras | 4 |
wealth alone | 4 |
eadem mihi | 4 |
stop short | 4 |
dixerit esse | 4 |
sacred chronicle | 4 |
tibi sunt | 4 |
quae quamquam | 4 |
max viii | 4 |
seems better | 4 |
much inferior | 4 |
chapter xi | 4 |
paternal home | 4 |
turned pale | 4 |
de cons | 4 |
ab undis | 4 |
first appearance | 4 |
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porcius licinus | 4 |
non nec | 4 |
library burney | 4 |
indu foro | 4 |
legal terminology | 4 |
human beings | 4 |
long night | 4 |
pieridum peragro | 4 |
ovid similarly | 4 |
cicero speaks | 4 |
thirteenth century | 4 |
may mean | 4 |
probably published | 4 |
rutilius namatianus | 4 |
pass away | 4 |
six years | 4 |
ode xvii | 4 |
foret et | 4 |
erotic verse | 4 |
et ille | 4 |
great epic | 4 |
deliberate alteration | 4 |
magna graecia | 4 |
per annos | 4 |
nineteenth century | 4 |
nomen mite | 4 |
carmine questus | 4 |
quoque magis | 4 |
also used | 4 |
old saturnian | 4 |
give pleasure | 4 |
indirect questions | 4 |
quadrisyllabic endings | 4 |
si tamen | 4 |
among us | 4 |
white hair | 4 |
femina nulla | 4 |
apollinaris sidonius | 4 |
paene est | 4 |
ponto liber | 4 |
claudius caecus | 4 |
aristius fuscus | 4 |
little farm | 4 |
augustan poetry | 4 |
whole earth | 4 |
modo carmine | 4 |
dixit et | 4 |
clearly corrupt | 4 |
military tribune | 4 |
public speaking | 4 |
reddere uerba | 4 |
even less | 4 |
ancient testimony | 4 |
iam iam | 4 |
first elegy | 4 |
flauis scripta | 4 |
nec quae | 4 |
human society | 4 |
hostibus eueniat | 4 |
artistic pieces | 4 |
will see | 4 |
inter sese | 4 |
poem begins | 4 |
genuine poetic | 4 |
id quod | 4 |
may afford | 4 |
jones cites | 4 |
greek poet | 4 |
friend calvus | 4 |
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ode xvi | 4 |
important part | 4 |
en praesens | 4 |
artistic treatment | 4 |
probably due | 4 |
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new modes | 4 |
augustus caesar | 4 |
poetical power | 4 |
nihil est | 4 |
roman oratory | 4 |
somewhat earlier | 4 |
latter years | 4 |
numerous fragments | 4 |
quam legis | 4 |
spem nostram | 4 |
ab axe | 4 |
pontus et | 4 |
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posita est | 4 |
now must | 4 |
will grow | 4 |
heroic verse | 4 |
suet tib | 4 |
velleius paterculus | 4 |
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generally supposed | 4 |
th epistle | 4 |
vigorous life | 4 |
strong roman | 4 |
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roman taste | 4 |
new city | 4 |
one loves | 4 |
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catullus may | 4 |
somewhat similar | 4 |
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scarcely anything | 4 |
heroic age | 4 |
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greatest roman | 4 |
may think | 4 |
uisum est | 4 |
mighty jove | 4 |
younger scipio | 4 |
now come | 4 |
quintus ennius | 4 |
take pleasure | 4 |
apollonius rhodius | 4 |
chapter xii | 4 |
middle classes | 4 |
will carry | 4 |
genuine poetry | 4 |
coni bentley | 4 |
greek writers | 4 |
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cum de | 4 |
may reach | 4 |
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esse potest | 4 |
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see pliny | 4 |
left alone | 4 |
naught save | 4 |
accumulated wealth | 4 |
meliore loco | 4 |
fragmentum guelferbytanum | 4 |
ode vi | 4 |
familiar letters | 4 |
poetic literature | 4 |
nisi flauis | 4 |
liberal arts | 4 |
nostra feros | 4 |
human weakness | 4 |
brought forth | 4 |
first published | 4 |
physical philosophy | 4 |
political partisanship | 4 |
take now | 4 |
full report | 4 |
ancient mythology | 4 |
hercules oetaeus | 4 |
will follow | 4 |
lyrical poets | 4 |
poured forth | 4 |
like virgil | 4 |
albius tibullus | 4 |
uotum commune | 4 |
tristium libri | 4 |
individual character | 4 |
magic arts | 4 |
among others | 4 |
cremutius cordus | 4 |
dies et | 4 |
well acquainted | 4 |
similarly described | 4 |
dalzell points | 4 |
early age | 4 |
english prose | 4 |
ul ut | 4 |
good taste | 4 |
bad men | 4 |
native town | 4 |
moral tendency | 4 |
twelve tables | 4 |
essent et | 4 |
life may | 4 |
long life | 4 |
general conception | 4 |
nam tibi | 4 |
gentes barbarus | 4 |
compare xvi | 4 |
filia paene | 4 |
nec minus | 4 |
now lost | 4 |
entered largely | 4 |
greater length | 4 |
personal ambition | 4 |
soon shall | 4 |
poem might | 4 |
human sacrifice | 4 |
non habuisse | 4 |
natural enough | 4 |
much esteemed | 4 |
de la | 4 |
et quam | 4 |
high self | 4 |
earlier poem | 4 |
already noticed | 4 |
greek anthology | 4 |
young nero | 4 |
peream nisi | 4 |
pisonian conspiracy | 4 |
twice five | 4 |
aptum numeris | 4 |
letter speaking | 4 |
shall die | 4 |
greek authors | 4 |
present century | 4 |
old forms | 4 |
nasonis opera | 4 |
early spring | 4 |
somewhat later | 4 |
may seem | 4 |
ut est | 4 |
high ideals | 4 |
puplica lp | 4 |
various metres | 4 |
practical wisdom | 4 |
glorious destiny | 4 |
long syllable | 4 |
similar passages | 4 |
throw stones | 4 |
esse duos | 4 |
future perfect | 4 |
shall call | 4 |
one occasion | 4 |
tua numina | 4 |
whose genius | 4 |
may win | 4 |
standard epithet | 4 |
transit nostra | 4 |
one person | 4 |
great charm | 4 |
many words | 4 |
est quam | 4 |
now neither | 4 |
rich man | 4 |
mark bear | 4 |
latin textual | 4 |
six feet | 4 |
cornelius nepos | 4 |
see ch | 4 |
fort scribendum | 4 |
another man | 4 |
bc iii | 4 |
gothanus membr | 4 |
nos ea | 4 |
sed quod | 4 |
among men | 4 |
one account | 4 |
cisalpine gaul | 4 |
ii xiii | 4 |
great houses | 4 |
afraid lest | 4 |
epic poet | 4 |
istrian war | 4 |
quod sit | 4 |
anything like | 4 |
greatest work | 4 |
labor est | 4 |
greek philosophy | 4 |
give rise | 4 |
give credit | 4 |
latin words | 4 |
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one whose | 4 |
mea cui | 4 |
making use | 4 |
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stopped short | 4 |
taken part | 4 |
commune deorum | 3 |
ad maiora | 3 |
dramatic form | 3 |
will raise | 3 |
classical quarterly | 3 |
certe est | 3 |
chief characteristics | 3 |
marble theatre | 3 |
dry land | 3 |
adiecto faenore | 3 |
poetry written | 3 |
purest latin | 3 |
ordinary roman | 3 |
et une | 3 |
man well | 3 |
old sabine | 3 |
et te | 3 |
spirit animating | 3 |
original satura | 3 |
decipit error | 3 |
will die | 3 |
libri quattuor | 3 |
posthumous collection | 3 |
true satirist | 3 |
main argument | 3 |
immediate successor | 3 |
horace applies | 3 |
compare pliny | 3 |
fifteen years | 3 |
nil nisi | 3 |
misi caelite | 3 |
martial ix | 3 |
de senectute | 3 |
yet neither | 3 |
hunc colit | 3 |
different modes | 3 |
either case | 3 |
zu ovids | 3 |
pleasure derived | 3 |
whole heart | 3 |
may possess | 3 |
secret signs | 3 |
magis est | 3 |
elegy ii | 3 |
make known | 3 |
uero codd | 3 |
leave behind | 3 |
ten studies | 3 |
christian tone | 3 |
nostram cuiquam | 3 |
et erat | 3 |
pure character | 3 |
come near | 3 |
early tragedians | 3 |
pater est | 3 |
men felt | 3 |
common practice | 3 |
never made | 3 |
censorious criticism | 3 |
mota meis | 3 |
whole year | 3 |
tibi fructibus | 3 |
hand may | 3 |
mediis cumba | 3 |
uenit epistula | 3 |
proper order | 3 |
quisque tuetur | 3 |
powerfully stimulated | 3 |
almost every | 3 |
augustan verse | 3 |
usual sense | 3 |
hundred cities | 3 |
things else | 3 |
compare ibis | 3 |
speech delivered | 3 |
lyrical poems | 3 |
uera fateri | 3 |
modo qui | 3 |
first syllable | 3 |
much mistaken | 3 |
body without | 3 |
younger seneca | 3 |
olympic games | 3 |
great events | 3 |
patrician houses | 3 |
similar catalogues | 3 |
testis eris | 3 |
deliberates whether | 3 |
ad pers | 3 |
every line | 3 |
mysterious power | 3 |
win fame | 3 |
poets subsequent | 3 |
new conditions | 3 |
max iv | 3 |
republican freedom | 3 |
od ix | 3 |
tantum religio | 3 |
ancient religion | 3 |
occur elsewhere | 3 |
imitating aen | 3 |
fama refert | 3 |
great popularity | 3 |
outward appearances | 3 |
et nullo | 3 |
tender cheeks | 3 |
comites et | 3 |
non et | 3 |
quaedam et | 3 |
latuit marius | 3 |
obscure learning | 3 |
bare feet | 3 |
life worthy | 3 |
nec immerito | 3 |
uel aequis | 3 |
tyrian purple | 3 |
lipsiensis bibl | 3 |
emperor augustus | 3 |
idyllic poetry | 3 |
different class | 3 |
inverse corruption | 3 |
personal qualities | 3 |
scipio africanus | 3 |
berolinensis diez | 3 |
cites plautus | 3 |
chief interest | 3 |
come forward | 3 |
something new | 3 |
mortis comites | 3 |
fierce invective | 3 |
cic fin | 3 |
negat hoc | 3 |
fatherly affection | 3 |
satiric writing | 3 |
lucan iii | 3 |
quam si | 3 |
caesaris acta | 3 |
following may | 3 |
great crowds | 3 |
still remained | 3 |
much consequence | 3 |
western europe | 3 |
uel si | 3 |
will show | 3 |
many valuable | 3 |
old religious | 3 |
first eclogue | 3 |
ecl iii | 3 |
cruel death | 3 |
shall know | 3 |
let others | 3 |
deep sympathy | 3 |
present edition | 3 |
age might | 3 |
probably owes | 3 |
never learned | 3 |
original hand | 3 |
long journey | 3 |
similar use | 3 |
like lucilius | 3 |
ad patrem | 3 |
tamen hoc | 3 |
testificanda mihi | 3 |
best fitted | 3 |
nd ii | 3 |
ego non | 3 |
poetical inspiration | 3 |
gigantas heinsius | 3 |
sed postquam | 3 |
perfumed locks | 3 |
bringing back | 3 |
inter inhumanos | 3 |
past history | 3 |
personal relations | 3 |
higher education | 3 |
non tamen | 3 |
passed without | 3 |
though neither | 3 |
imperial state | 3 |
compare suet | 3 |
quin etiam | 3 |
falsa solere | 3 |
well deserved | 3 |
large size | 3 |
domus et | 3 |
last ten | 3 |
non intermissis | 3 |
now may | 3 |
saucius ore | 3 |
also mentions | 3 |
gave expression | 3 |
many faults | 3 |
frena nouella | 3 |
naked foot | 3 |
longa mora | 3 |
great price | 3 |
nec tam | 3 |
without much | 3 |
annalistic epic | 3 |
may trust | 3 |
dramatic invention | 3 |
many varieties | 3 |
keep still | 3 |
spectata fuisset | 3 |
falisca suis | 3 |
closer contact | 3 |
terras deseruitque | 3 |
editio aldina | 3 |
first fully | 3 |
take part | 3 |
never saw | 3 |
lower part | 3 |
tarpeios inficit | 3 |
doubt induced | 3 |
long enough | 3 |
earlier edition | 3 |
cui non | 3 |
textual apparatus | 3 |
roman women | 3 |
rutilius gallicus | 3 |
approach augustus | 3 |
human soul | 3 |
se littera | 3 |
dramatic entertainment | 3 |
must love | 3 |
careless freedom | 3 |
final revision | 3 |
visus homo | 3 |
two sides | 3 |
compare ter | 3 |
elegy iii | 3 |
national sentiment | 3 |
primordial atoms | 3 |
without success | 3 |
sixth century | 3 |
fifth satire | 3 |
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tuscan shore | 3 |
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whatever may | 3 |
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italian peasantry | 3 |
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greek mind | 3 |
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national destiny | 3 |
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last embrace | 3 |
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senecan drama | 3 |
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id es | 3 |
every point | 3 |
strong affection | 3 |
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never absent | 3 |
married women | 3 |
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et si | 3 |
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flowing streams | 3 |
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quem nunc | 3 |
cold water | 3 |
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roman thought | 3 |
tragic poetry | 3 |
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obdurate doors | 3 |
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livy xxi | 3 |
whose power | 3 |
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mea mens | 3 |
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tu duxque | 3 |
acceptable latin | 3 |
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nd line | 3 |
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foro lato | 3 |
must restore | 3 |
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familiar friend | 3 |
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ab ista | 3 |
sentiment expressed | 3 |
elegy xiv | 3 |
shall carry | 3 |
book xvi | 3 |
waking visions | 3 |
serious blemish | 3 |
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elegy vi | 3 |
complete absence | 3 |
opening line | 3 |
ipsa locum | 3 |
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potuit suadere | 3 |
equestrian rank | 3 |
lotos amara | 3 |
erroris nam | 3 |
bodleianus canon | 3 |
much resorted | 3 |
bitter words | 3 |
white steeds | 3 |
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elegy xi | 3 |
dedit latio | 3 |
glowing wheels | 3 |
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apparatus gives | 3 |
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ann xiii | 3 |
claudius nero | 3 |
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first appears | 3 |
small ones | 3 |
elegy viii | 3 |
satirist must | 3 |
rhetorical schools | 3 |
od xii | 3 |
may pass | 3 |
rent asunder | 3 |
caecilius statius | 3 |
elegy xiii | 3 |
latin tongue | 3 |
fourth eclogue | 3 |
tum quoque | 3 |
political sympathies | 3 |
cic phil | 3 |
nisi dicere | 3 |
address germanicus | 3 |
internet archive | 3 |
poetical character | 3 |
prose version | 3 |
lapidemque uetustas | 3 |
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man alone | 3 |
personal address | 3 |
regnataque terra | 3 |
national characteristics | 3 |
greeks call | 3 |
preceding book | 3 |
one cause | 3 |
elegy iv | 3 |
poetical beauty | 3 |
ipse vides | 3 |
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nulli datur | 3 |
genial nature | 3 |
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young mistress | 3 |
et se | 3 |
nostri non | 3 |
ecl ii | 3 |
oratorical spirit | 3 |
etiam proprio | 3 |
ad ovidii | 3 |
without bloodshed | 3 |
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elder brother | 3 |
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thesea carmine | 3 |
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si uitiis | 3 |
munera legis | 3 |
us feel | 3 |
next day | 3 |
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later period | 3 |
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quos ego | 3 |
elegy ix | 3 |
may break | 3 |
tamen omnia | 3 |
magnis hunc | 3 |
aut age | 3 |
like lightning | 3 |
two hands | 3 |
praebentia formam | 3 |
quam mihi | 3 |
old times | 3 |
ovid chose | 3 |
xii xiii | 3 |
da ueniam | 3 |