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... junctura novum . fi forte neceffe eft Indiciis monftrare recentibus abdita rerum ; Fingere cin & tutis non exaudita Cethegis COMMENTARY , 50 and extent of his own talents : and to be careful to chuse a subject , which is , in all its ...
... junctura novum . fi forte neceffe eft Indiciis monftrare recentibus abdita rerum ; Fingere cin & tutis non exaudita Cethegis COMMENTARY , 50 and extent of his own talents : and to be careful to chuse a subject , which is , in all its ...
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... junctura fhews itself , is by no means the whole of what the poet in- tended by it . Their mistake arose from interpreting the word junctura too ftrictly . They suppose it to mean only the putting together two words into one ; this ...
... junctura fhews itself , is by no means the whole of what the poet in- tended by it . Their mistake arose from interpreting the word junctura too ftrictly . They suppose it to mean only the putting together two words into one ; this ...
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... junctura must be explained of new words , properly fo called , as compound epithets are ; and not of the grace of novelty which fingle words feem to acquire from the art of dif- pofing of them . ” 66 By which we understand , that the ...
... junctura must be explained of new words , properly fo called , as compound epithets are ; and not of the grace of novelty which fingle words feem to acquire from the art of dif- pofing of them . ” 66 By which we understand , that the ...
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Horace. ever then be the meaning of junctura , it is clear we are not to explain it of fuch words as exem- plify the rule de verbis ferendis . But junctura will be beft interpreted by the ufage of Horace together with the context ; 1 ...
Horace. ever then be the meaning of junctura , it is clear we are not to explain it of fuch words as exem- plify the rule de verbis ferendis . But junctura will be beft interpreted by the ufage of Horace together with the context ; 1 ...
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Horace. " Verba toga fequeris , juncturâ callidus acri . S. v . 14 . i . e . he took up with words of common and fa ... junctura is a word of large and general import , and the fame in expression , as order or difpofition , in a subject ...
Horace. " Verba toga fequeris , juncturâ callidus acri . S. v . 14 . i . e . he took up with words of common and fa ... junctura is a word of large and general import , and the fame in expression , as order or difpofition , in a subject ...
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