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... myths , and which follows from Epicurean ethics , i.e. the common link which binds man to animals inasmuch as they are formed of the same atomic substance and are subject to the samе лάŋ and to the same forces of nature , deriving ...
... myths , and which follows from Epicurean ethics , i.e. the common link which binds man to animals inasmuch as they are formed of the same atomic substance and are subject to the samе лάŋ and to the same forces of nature , deriving ...
Page 203
... myths themselves , we do not think the types really fit the several myths . J.P. Bou- cher2 thinks the stories of Silenus are just a catalogue , which is in itself a traditional element in Alexandrine poetry ( pp . 86-87 ) . Otis ( p ...
... myths themselves , we do not think the types really fit the several myths . J.P. Bou- cher2 thinks the stories of Silenus are just a catalogue , which is in itself a traditional element in Alexandrine poetry ( pp . 86-87 ) . Otis ( p ...
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... myths together and try to trace a common element from circum- stances external to the stories themselves . Thus Krause and Vol- lmer ( p . 481 ) think that these stories are themes for Gallus to write about in his elegies . But then why ...
... myths together and try to trace a common element from circum- stances external to the stories themselves . Thus Krause and Vol- lmer ( p . 481 ) think that these stories are themes for Gallus to write about in his elegies . But then why ...
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Aeneid ALBINI-FUNAIOLI Alexandrine Alexis allegorical Alphesiboeus Amoebean amor Amyntas Antony Arcadia atque AVCT BENOIST BERN Brundisium Bucolica Bucolics Bucoliques CARENA carmina Cartault CASTIGLIONI Catullus Child Cisalpine Gaul Classical Review COLEMAN CONINGTON-NETTLESHIP-HAVERFIELD corr Corydon Damoetas Daphnis ddss dsss e.g. Buc Eclogue Ekloge element Epicurean evictions FAIRCLOUGH farm focal point FORBIGER Galatea Gallus Georgics GEYMONAT Golden Age Greek haec Hence HERRMANN HIRTZEL Idyll inasmuch interpretation Introd ipse JANELL Julius Caesar land later Latin Latomus literary LVSCHIVS Lycoris Mantua Meliboeus Menalcas mihi Mopsus MYNORS nunc Octavian omnia PASCAL pastoral poetry peace of Brundisium PERRET PHILARG Philology poem poet poetical Pollio quae quid quoted Revue RIBBECK Roman Rome SABBADINI saec satura SCHOL SERV Servius shepherds SIDGWICK Silenus Siron song stanza theme Theocritus thinks that Vergil tibi Tityrus Varus Vergil Vergilian Vergilius Virgilio writing written καὶ