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2005
The other day Mr Arnold Bennett, himself one of the most famous of the Edwardians, surveyed the younger generation and said: ‘I admit that for myself I cannot yet descry any coming big novelist’.* And that, let us say in passing, is...
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The other day Mr Arnold Bennett, himself one of the most famous of the Edwardians, surveyed the younger generation and said: ‘I admit that for myself I cannot yet descry any coming big novelist’.* And that, let us say in passing, is...
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Greece and Rome, 1989
The title of this paper will immediately make the informed reader ask himself ‘which of Ovid's three wives does he mean?’ Writing about the first two, however, would hardly be more than a paraphrase of the poet's own words:paene mihi puero nee digna nee utilis uxorest data, quae tempus per breue nupta fuit.illi successit, quamuis sine crimine coniunx ...
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The title of this paper will immediately make the informed reader ask himself ‘which of Ovid's three wives does he mean?’ Writing about the first two, however, would hardly be more than a paraphrase of the poet's own words:paene mihi puero nee digna nee utilis uxorest data, quae tempus per breue nupta fuit.illi successit, quamuis sine crimine coniunx ...
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