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1993
Of the great 4th century Church fathers who wrote in Latin, Jerome had by far the most contact with the East. Philo Christianus is mentioned some fifteen times in the vast body of Jerome's writings. Of these references the most extensive and important is the chapter in De viris illustribus, the compendium of biographical notices of leading Christian ...
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Of the great 4th century Church fathers who wrote in Latin, Jerome had by far the most contact with the East. Philo Christianus is mentioned some fifteen times in the vast body of Jerome's writings. Of these references the most extensive and important is the chapter in De viris illustribus, the compendium of biographical notices of leading Christian ...
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Notes and Suggestions on Latin Authors
The Classical Quarterly, 1913The supposed difficulties of this famous passage are set forth in Conington's notes. In reality they have been created by a misunderstanding, and chiefly through forgetfulness that the English of pauci is ' only a few.' In vv. 743–747 the sense is not (as Page takes it) that the souls dwell in Elysium ' until lapse of time hath removed the ingrown ...
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2002
We begin with the Life of Count Gerald of Aurillac in the French Auvergne. Gerald was almost the exact contemporary of King Alfred. He was born in 855 and died, most probably, on 13 October 909 — coincidentally in the same year as the historical Bishop Asser of Sherborne. His Life, written by Odo, Abbot of Cluny, in c.
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We begin with the Life of Count Gerald of Aurillac in the French Auvergne. Gerald was almost the exact contemporary of King Alfred. He was born in 855 and died, most probably, on 13 October 909 — coincidentally in the same year as the historical Bishop Asser of Sherborne. His Life, written by Odo, Abbot of Cluny, in c.
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Author and Audience in Latin Literature
1992The relationship between the author and his audience has received much critical attention from scholars in non-classical disciplines yet the nature of much ancient literature and of its 'publication' meant that audiences in ancient times were more immediate to their authors than in the modern world.
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