The London Quarterly Review, Volumes 103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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Page 181
... Horace's life and writings , definite grounds of argument begin to disclose themselves . We have remarked the gradual rise of somewhat new conclusions about him ; but these are accompanied everywhere with a mixture of affection and ...
... Horace's life and writings , definite grounds of argument begin to disclose themselves . We have remarked the gradual rise of somewhat new conclusions about him ; but these are accompanied everywhere with a mixture of affection and ...
Page 183
... Horace. Res est ridicula et nimis jocosa . It is evident that the poet used these pretty names to garnish a song without any eye to reality or consistency . In Carm . 1. 22 , he is singing of Lalage , and a wolf flies from him , but , in ...
... Horace. Res est ridicula et nimis jocosa . It is evident that the poet used these pretty names to garnish a song without any eye to reality or consistency . In Carm . 1. 22 , he is singing of Lalage , and a wolf flies from him , but , in ...
Page 190
... Horace now appears in a tye - wig . The These Imitations ' give the same kind old translators had endeavoured , as we of pleasure to the English reader that have seen , to catch his form as well as his Horace himself does to scholars ...
... Horace now appears in a tye - wig . The These Imitations ' give the same kind old translators had endeavoured , as we of pleasure to the English reader that have seen , to catch his form as well as his Horace himself does to scholars ...
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