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... Rome , which de- ' pended largely for its supplies on Libya , Egypt , and Sicily , much as England now becomes yearly more dependent on America . 12. Attalicis condicionibus ] ' Terms such as an Attalus could offer . ' The wealth of ...
... Rome , which de- ' pended largely for its supplies on Libya , Egypt , and Sicily , much as England now becomes yearly more dependent on America . 12. Attalicis condicionibus ] ' Terms such as an Attalus could offer . ' The wealth of ...
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... Rome , which de- pended largely for its supplies on Libya , Egypt , and Sicily , much as England now becomes yearly more dependent on America . 12. Attalicis condicionibus ] Terms such as an Attalus could offer . ' The wealth of these ...
... Rome , which de- pended largely for its supplies on Libya , Egypt , and Sicily , much as England now becomes yearly more dependent on America . 12. Attalicis condicionibus ] Terms such as an Attalus could offer . ' The wealth of these ...
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... Rome shall be assigned , and finally gives the preference to Mercury , who ( line 40 ) is supposed to take upon him the form of Augustus . The ode concludes with a prayer that Augustus may long live to guide and guard the state . The ...
... Rome shall be assigned , and finally gives the preference to Mercury , who ( line 40 ) is supposed to take upon him the form of Augustus . The ode concludes with a prayer that Augustus may long live to guide and guard the state . The ...
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... Rome : urbs and gentes include the whole world , cf. the well - known motto urbi et orbi . 4 , 5. terruit ... terruit ] Horace is fond of this method of connecting stanzas or sentences by the repetition of an emphatic word . Cf. 11. 21 ...
... Rome : urbs and gentes include the whole world , cf. the well - known motto urbi et orbi . 4 , 5. terruit ... terruit ] Horace is fond of this method of connecting stanzas or sentences by the repetition of an emphatic word . Cf. 11. 21 ...
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... Rome could have seen , without any theory as to the cause of floods ) the yellow Tiber ( yellower than ever with the ... Rome : ' the ranks of youth were thinned by the crimes of their sires . ' The proscriptions of Marius and Sulla ...
... Rome could have seen , without any theory as to the cause of floods ) the yellow Tiber ( yellower than ever with the ... Rome : ' the ranks of youth were thinned by the crimes of their sires . ' The proscriptions of Marius and Sulla ...
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