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... learned in the Greek language . His verses were stuffed with fragments of it , even to a fault : and he him- self believed , according to the Pythagorean opi- nion , that the soul of Homer was transfused into him : which Persius ...
... learned in the Greek language . His verses were stuffed with fragments of it , even to a fault : and he him- self believed , according to the Pythagorean opi- nion , that the soul of Homer was transfused into him : which Persius ...
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... learned of the Romans , was the first author of it , who imitated , in his works , the manner of Menippus the Ga- darenian , who professed the philosophy of the Cynics . This sort of satire was not only composed of several sorts of ...
... learned of the Romans , was the first author of it , who imitated , in his works , the manner of Menippus the Ga- darenian , who professed the philosophy of the Cynics . This sort of satire was not only composed of several sorts of ...
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... learned lawyer , and prefect or chief magistrate of Rome . He calls him here bailiff : as if Rome , by Domitian's cruelty , had so far lost its liberty and privileges that it now was no better than a country village , and fit to be ...
... learned lawyer , and prefect or chief magistrate of Rome . He calls him here bailiff : as if Rome , by Domitian's cruelty , had so far lost its liberty and privileges that it now was no better than a country village , and fit to be ...
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