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Page 124
... Greek ; and some of its comedies are referred to an Etrurian origin . A tragedy intitled Medea , and ascribed to Ovid , is probably the piece included in Seneca's collection . — From the declension of Roman art , M. Schlegel proceeds to ...
... Greek ; and some of its comedies are referred to an Etrurian origin . A tragedy intitled Medea , and ascribed to Ovid , is probably the piece included in Seneca's collection . — From the declension of Roman art , M. Schlegel proceeds to ...
Page 385
... Greek and Roman fables , if we can be contented to consider it as ascer- taining the manner in which the personified energies and operations of nature assume the appearance of real beings , and are gradually transformed into historical ...
... Greek and Roman fables , if we can be contented to consider it as ascer- taining the manner in which the personified energies and operations of nature assume the appearance of real beings , and are gradually transformed into historical ...
Page 508
... Greek language was established at court ; and the consequence was that the empire was obliged to obey the public opinion of those who read and talked in Greek . Hence- forwards , the writers at Alexandria swayed the Roman world ...
... Greek language was established at court ; and the consequence was that the empire was obliged to obey the public opinion of those who read and talked in Greek . Hence- forwards , the writers at Alexandria swayed the Roman world ...
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