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共 36 段- The ample lakes and lofty mountains, by which Italy is inter
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus particularly points out the diffe
- The triumphal hymns were not altogether confined to the cere
- As in most other states, corruption of manners was the conse
- A metrical chronicle, which chiefly related the events of th
- “Otio qui nescit uti, plus negoti habet,
- The eighth and ninth books of these Annals, which are much m
- who availed himself, still more even than his predecessors,
- The _Amphitrion_ of Moliere was published in 1668, so that D
- On the whole, Moliere has succeeded best in rendering the pa
- The closest imitation, however, of the _Casina_, is Machiave
- In imitation of the Italian captain, the early French dramat
- In this play, the character of the young man might have been
- Arcturus having thus satisfactorily accounted for his knowle
- The Latin style of Plautus excels in briskness of dialogue,
- Scaliger was so completely deceived, that he afterwards cite
- The _Eunuchus_ is also the origin of _Le Muet_ by Bruyes and
- A much closer imitation of the _Adelphi_ than the _Ecole des
- “Contemplez de quel air un pere dans Terence,
- All the plays above mentioned were imitated or translated by
- For all this it may not be easy completely to account; but v
- In fact, the whole question seems to depend on what constitu
- The third book contains an account of the inconveniences and
- With regard, again, to digressions, Racine, (le Fils) in spe
- —— “Sæcla ferarum
- There have been nearly as many parodies of this poem, as imi
- One of the most pleasing features in the works of the modern
- 63. _De Ati_.—The story of Atis is one of the most mysteriou
- After the partition of the Greek empire among the successors
- “Canto carmina versibus minutis
- This sentiment, which Publius had borrowed from the Greeks,
- Every play had its own musical prelude, which distinguished
- Galba, Sergius, an orator, ii. 110.
- 188 “With ceaseless care, eager alike to reign,
- 443 Lib. II. v. 43, 44, 45–60. It is well known what a clamo
- 620 I at one time was inclined to think that the reciting ac