Roman DramaThomas Alan Dorey, Donald Reynolds Dudley Basic Books, 1965 - 229 Seiten |
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... called the Odisia , his hero is referred to as Ulixes , which shows that that name was already well known in Rome . This form of the name cannot have come from Homer , but may have reached Rome , by way of the Etruscans , from the ...
... called the Odisia , his hero is referred to as Ulixes , which shows that that name was already well known in Rome . This form of the name cannot have come from Homer , but may have reached Rome , by way of the Etruscans , from the ...
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... called captain ? ' -— his learnedly heroic language - ' shall packhorses , and hollowed pampered jades of Asia , which cannot go but thirty miles a day , compare with Caesars , and with Cannibals , and Trojan Greeks ? nay , rather damn ...
... called captain ? ' -— his learnedly heroic language - ' shall packhorses , and hollowed pampered jades of Asia , which cannot go but thirty miles a day , compare with Caesars , and with Cannibals , and Trojan Greeks ? nay , rather damn ...
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... called the Play Term in honour of it . However , the Election ( the closed Scholarship to Christ Church and Trinity , Cambridge ) had originally been in the Summer , and the Summer Term was and is called the Election Term , though the ...
... called the Play Term in honour of it . However , the Election ( the closed Scholarship to Christ Church and Trinity , Cambridge ) had originally been in the Summer , and the Summer Term was and is called the Election Term , though the ...
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Plautus and his Audience | 21 |
The Glorious Military | 51 |
The Amphitryo Theme | 87 |
Urheberrecht | |
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