The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... turned it into English in 1579 , and it then became an equally strong influence on William Shakespeare.21 CAESAR'S Memoirs were turned into French for Charles V in the fourteenth century . His work On the Gallic War was published in ...
... turned it into English in 1579 , and it then became an equally strong influence on William Shakespeare.21 CAESAR'S Memoirs were turned into French for Charles V in the fourteenth century . His work On the Gallic War was published in ...
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... turned the book into English from Le Roy's French version in 1598 . Aristotle's Ethics were also translated into French under Charles V , and then again in the sixteenth century by Le Roy . Carlos de Viana made a Spanish version late in ...
... turned the book into English from Le Roy's French version in 1598 . Aristotle's Ethics were also translated into French under Charles V , and then again in the sixteenth century by Le Roy . Carlos de Viana made a Spanish version late in ...
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... turned into rather clumsy English in 1587. Amyot also translated the Aethiopica in 1547. James Sandford turned some of this romance into English in 1567 , and in 1568-9 Thomas Underdown produced a complete version , based on a Latin ...
... turned into rather clumsy English in 1587. Amyot also translated the Aethiopica in 1547. James Sandford turned some of this romance into English in 1567 , and in 1568-9 Thomas Underdown produced a complete version , based on a Latin ...
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