The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... Roman literature and Roman thought rose to their noblest when all educated Romans spoke and wrote Greek as well as Latin.3 The poetry of Vergil , the drama of Plautus and Seneca , the oratory and philosophy of Cicero , were not Roman ...
... Roman literature and Roman thought rose to their noblest when all educated Romans spoke and wrote Greek as well as Latin.3 The poetry of Vergil , the drama of Plautus and Seneca , the oratory and philosophy of Cicero , were not Roman ...
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... Roman than Greek , and come out most emphatically in the most Roman of the satirists . From late in the Roman empire there survives the work of one philosophical satirist writing in Greek prose . He was born in Syria about A.D. 125 ...
... Roman than Greek , and come out most emphatically in the most Roman of the satirists . From late in the Roman empire there survives the work of one philosophical satirist writing in Greek prose . He was born in Syria about A.D. 125 ...
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... Roman civiliza- tion . Modern parallels are constantly drawn , in the manner to which Spengler has accustomed us since . The younger Cato appears as Don Quixote . The Roman aristocrats look like German Junkers . Pompey is a stupid ...
... Roman civiliza- tion . Modern parallels are constantly drawn , in the manner to which Spengler has accustomed us since . The younger Cato appears as Don Quixote . The Roman aristocrats look like German Junkers . Pompey is a stupid ...
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ITALY | 5 |
Christianity enriched by GrecoRoman folklore | 9 |
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