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MINOR LATIN POE^^WITH INTRODUCTIONS ANDENGLISH TRANSLATIONS BYJ. WIGHT DUFFEMERITUS PROFESSOR OK CLASSICS, ARMSTRO.Vc; COLLEGE (iNTHE UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM), XEWCASTLE-UPON-TYSE,FELLOW OF THE BRITISH ACADEMYANDARNOLD M.DUFFASSISTANT LECTURER IX CLASSICS, UKIVERSITT COLLEGEor WALES, ABERYSTWYTHLONDONWILLIAM HEINEMANN LTDCAMBRIDGE,MASSACHUSETTSHARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESSMCMXXXIV
Page 6 and 7: Pnnted in Great Britain
Page 8 and 9: CONTENTSPAOK439Hadriax : Introducti
Page 11 and 12: PREFACETo select for inclusion in a
Page 13 and 14: —PREFACEextending over four and a
Page 15: PUBLILIUSSYRUSVOL.
Page 18 and 19: INTRODUCTIONThere came a day in 45
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTIONspoken by different dra
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Page 26: liNTRODUCTION TO PUBLILIUS SYRUSthe
Page 29 and 30: PUBLILIUSSYRUS^^'HAT comes by wishi
Page 31 and 32: PUBLILIUS SYRUSThe miser is himself
Page 33 and 34: PUBLILIUS SYRUSThe old woman in ski
Page 35 and 36: 'IIPUBLILIUS SYRUSFor the miser his
Page 37 and 38: PUBLILIUS SYIIUSNobody has a good t
Page 39 and 40: PUBLILIUS SYRUSA good thing may be
Page 41 and 42: PUBLILIUS SYRUSl\nil is fair if it
Page 43 and 44: PUBLILIUS SYRUSThe intemperate pati
Page 45 and 46: PUBLILIUS SYRUS) Eagerness for deat
Page 47 and 48: PUBLILIUS SYRUSMind y
Page 49 and 50: PUBLILIUS SYRUSNext day is \)u\n] u
Page 51 and 52: PUBLILIUS SYRUS'i'hc loss that is n
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PUBLILIUS SYIIUSDesire findseven (j
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSIt issurely the dept
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSComplaisance is a ra
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSYou'll easily find f
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'PUBLILIUS SYRUSAlas, liow hartl tl
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•FrequentPUBLILIUS SYRUSTo yield
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSHold back a man agai
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IPUBLILIUS SYRUSSilent but unfriend
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSEnvy speaks of wliat
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSExcusing oneself fro
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IFlippancy'sPUBLILIUS SYRUSUnless f
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSYou must p:ivelicenc
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSA gift sent to a dea
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSThe spiteful man eve
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PUBLILIUS SYRUS) The villain never
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IIPUBLILIUS SYRUSThe height of mise
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PPUBLILIUS SYRUSThere's no gain so
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSIf you didn't punish
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSNeither life nor luc
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'DeathIPUBLILIUS SYRUSWithout mothe
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PPUBLILIUS SYRUS'Tis sweet torture
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IPPUBLILIUS SYRUSIt is more than pu
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kPUBLILIUS SYRUSA nice refusal of a
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IPUBLILIUS SYRUSTo be angry with th
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IItIPUBLILIUS SYRUSThe bold detVat
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IPUBLILIUS SYRUS111 your every ende
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PUBLILIUS SYRUS5 He Avho hesitates
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSWhat is snatched fro
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IWhateverPUBLILIUS SYRUSA sorry thi
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSThe later the sin in
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSYou will hate the ma
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PUBLILIUS SYRUSTo ask a favour issl
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PUBLILIUS SVRUSIn poverty faith is
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PUBLILIUS SYRUS70 It's silly to wan
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PLBLILILS SYRUSSuspicion isan unspo
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PUBLILIUS SYllUSWhen seniorsblunder
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PL15LIL1LSSYRLS20 Dumb pleiisure is
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INTRODUCTIONTO THE ELEGIESThese two
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ITO THK KlA'XilVSmakes a pleasant c
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fTO TIIK ELEGIESF z= codex Fit'chti
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ITWO ELEGIESON MAECENASIMy saddened
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TWO ELEGIES OX MAECENASApollo with
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TWO ELEGIES ON MAECENASHe chose rat
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ipTWO ELEGIKS OX MAECENASwas of lat
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TWO ELEGIES OX MAECENASCould au^ht
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TWO ELEGIES OF MAECENASdone its wor
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TWO KLK(;iRS OX MAECENASlast fi)r e
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I TWO ELEGIF.S OX MAECENAShave surj
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I'nVO ELEGIES OX MAIX I'.XAShe soug
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TWO ELEGIES ON MAECENASof Caesar. R
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INTRODUCTION|,TO GRATTIUSThe period
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TO GRAITIUSdidactic poem on so rest
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TO GRA7TIUSC. A. Kuttner : Grat'u C
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GRATTI CYNEGETICONDona cano divom,
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MINOR LATIN POETStu trepidam bello
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MINOR LATIN POETSilia operum patien
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MINOR LATIN POETSante cave :non est
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MINOR LATIN POETSquern mare, quern
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MINOR LATIN POETScervino iussere ma
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MINOR LATIN POETSdentibus et geniin
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MINOR LATIN POETSet niagis incompto
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MINOR LATIN POETSmille canuni patri
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MINOR LATIN POETSo quanta est merce
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MINOR LATIN POETSsensum agilem, tra
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'MINOR LATIN POETSSparta suos et Cr
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MINOR LATIN POETSlex dicta officiis
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MINOR LATIN POETSergo semper eris,
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MINOR LATIN POETScaesaries neu pexa
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MINOR LATIN POETSdum tepida indulge
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MINOR LATIN POETSnardiferumque metu
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MINOR LATIN POETSutrimique et prude
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MINOR LATIN POETSest aliud, quod pr
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MINOR LATIN POETSpestiferis, seu te
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MINOR LATIN POETSquid, priscas arte
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MINOR LATIN POETSHippoiiiasque pice
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MINOR LATIN POETSVulcano eondicta d
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MINOR LATIN POETSobsequitur
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MINOR LATIN POETSaut incurvatae si
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MINOR LATIN POETSest vitium ex anim
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MINOR LATIN POETSaudax et patiens o
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JMINOR LATIN POETSvenanti melius pu
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CALPURNIUSSICULUS
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INTRODUCTION TO-'to which school M.
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INTRODUCTION TOself. On the foundat
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INTRODUCTION TOEDITIONS(The Eclogue
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INTRODUCTION TOSIGLAUsed by H. Sche
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CALPURNIUSSICULUSCoRYDOX :OrxytusC.
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MINOR LATIN POETSO. et iani captata
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MINOR LATIN POETSsaecula, maternis
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MINOR LATIN POETSpacis opus docuit
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MINOR LATIN POETSC. Ornyte, iam dud
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MINOR LATIN POETSet tenuere suos pr
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MINOR LATIN POETSquae neque diversi
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MINOR LATIN POETSA. nos quoque pomi
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MINOR LATIN POETSI. num, precor. in
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MINOR LATIN POETSiam dudum nuUus du
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MINOR LATIN POETShaec ego cum vidi,
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MINOR LATIN POETSnee sapiunt fontes
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MINOR LATIN POETSdegustarat apis, t
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namMINOR LATIN POETSIVMeliboeus : C
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MINOR LATIN POETS" frange, puer, ca
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MINOR LATIN POETSscilicet extremo n
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MINOR LATIN POETSC. est—fateor, M
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MINOR LATIN POETSC. ipse polos etia
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MINOR LATIN POETSA. iam neque damna
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MINOR LATIN POETSA. di. precor, hun
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MINOR LATIN POETSsacra Palatini pen
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MINOR LATIN POETSceriiis in aprico
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MINOR LATIN POETSfrigora sol, timii
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MINOR LATIN POETSad fontem compelle
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MINOR LATIN POETSsi sint rasa, Unas
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MINOR LATIN POETSet sucos adhibere
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iuncta matre dedit ;MINOR LATIN POE
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MINOR LATIN POETSexprobrare mihi, s
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MINOR LATIN POETSnon vulgare mihi ;
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MINOR LATIN POETSL. tu modo nos ill
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MINOR LATIN POETSVIILyCOTAS :CORYDO
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MINOR LATIX POETSC. vidimus in cael
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MINOR LATIN POETSbalteus en gemmis,
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MINOR LATIN POETSvidimus inverti, r
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LAUSPISONIS
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INTRODUCTION TOfound modern support
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INTRODUCTION TO LAUS PISONISJ. Huba
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PANEGYRIC ON PISOUncertain are my f
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PANEGYRIC ON PISOstellations ere it
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1PANEGYRICOX PISOWhether the spear
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PANEGYRIC ON PISOcharm of Nestor's
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MINOR LATIN POETSdiligis ex aequo,
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed virtus niimero
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MINOR LATIN POETSnectere ludenti iu
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MINOR LATIN POETSturba repente siio
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MINOR LATIN POETSeximiumque tuae ge
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'.MINOR LATIN POETSerexit Varium. M
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EINSIEDELNECLOGUES
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INTRODUCTION TOwas really Piso," th
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INTRODUCTION, EIXSIEDELN ECLOGUESF.
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INCERTI CARMINA BUCOLICS: notam . .
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MINOR LATIN POETSLa. quid iuvat ins
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MINOR LATIN POETSintonuitque manu.
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MINOR LATIN POETSalbaque caesaries
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MINOR LATIN POETSGl. deliciae somnu
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MINOR LATIN POETSnuda fodit tardoqu
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PRECATIO TERRAEANDPRECATIO OMNIUM H
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INTRODUCTION TO PRECATIO TERRAEand
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PRECATIO TERRAEDea sancta Tellus, r
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MINOR LATIN POETShoc quod peto a te
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MINOR LATIN POETScuive homini deder
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AETNA
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INTRODUCTION TOand that the volcani
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INTRODUCTION TOH. A. J. Munro. Aetn
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INTRODUCTION TOH = Helmstadiensis 3
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AETNAAetna mihi ruptique cavis forn
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MINOR LATIN POETSultima quis tacuit
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MINOR LATIN POETSdiscrepat a prima
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MINOR LATIN POETSdensa per attonita
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MINOR LATIN POETSiura canunt, idemq
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MINOR LATIN POETSlit crebro intrors
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MINOR LATIN POETSderepta in praecep
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MINOR LATIN POETSsemper in inclusis
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MINOR LATIN POETSquippe iibi quod t
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MINOR LATIN POETS[ut niaior species
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MINOR LATIN POETSquae nee sponte su
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MINOR LATIN POETSet firma aeterno r
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Yet this isAETNAman's more primary
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AETNAhigher, charged with the full
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AETNAtheir element'^. For just as t
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AETNAyitiir l)eliet' that winds ris
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AETNABut if Haply you ima
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AETNAweight they have a natural ten
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AETNAhave fallen beneath the swoop
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AETNAproper to its use. At one time
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'! 1 rachery,AETNAoverpowered. Rare
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AETNAIt is gathered for merchandise
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AETNAimpact kindles other fuel, for
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AETNAgradually sprun|Li up raised f
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AETNAwhite-glowing core wherever it
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AETNAits characteristics, and fire
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AETNAcovered minerals subject to si
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! oliveAETNAfloods told by ancient
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jAETNArvelcome in the home, while e
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AETNAno less famous for a fire of g
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AETNAAmphinomus and liis brother, g
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INTRODUCTIONTO FLORUSThere is consi
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FLORUSTEXTS OF FLORUS' VERSEP. Burm
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FLORUSi«I've no mind to be a Caesa
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FLORUSIVSo Apollo and then Bacchus
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FLORUSVIIITis as bad possessing mon
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VLORUSA fourth was bright witli wel
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''MotFLORUSXIVThe Nine Muses °( li
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INTRODUCTIONTO HADRIANP. Aelius Had
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HADRIANto his soul, \vhere ijenuint
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HADRIANIEgo nolo Florus esse,ambula
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MINOR LATIN POETSIVBorysthenes Alan
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NEMESIANUSVOL. I.G Q
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INTRODLXTIOX TOwas at least a good
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INTRODUCTION TOThere are in it a fe
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NEMESIANI CARMINATim.Tit.ECLOGAE IT
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Tim.iudice me.MINOR LATIN POETSmecu
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MINOR LATIN POETSpectore fovisti, q
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MINOR LATIN POETSsaepe etiam senior
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed iam sol demitt
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MINOR LATIN POETS7. " quae colitis
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MINOR LATIN POETSpallentesque rosae
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dicor, et hoc ipsum mihi tu iurare
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MINOR LATIN POETSIIIBacchusNyctilus
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MINOR LATIN POETSpertiilit ct iusto
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MINOR LATIN POETSconcavat ille manu
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xMINOR LATIN POETSLycidas :IVMopsus
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MINOR LATIN POETSL. respice me tand
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MINOR LATIN POETScantetj amat quod
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MINOR LATIN POETSter vittis, ter fr
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trita rotis.et parere deo :MINOR LA
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MINOR LATIN POETSconubia et saevo \
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MINOR LATIN POETSnee nocturna pie c
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MINOR LATIN POETSprincipium Nilique
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MINOR LATIN POETSsit chlamys aurato
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MINOR LATIN POETScorporis et venis
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MINOR LATIN POETScircuitu signet^qu
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed neque concluso
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MINOR LATIN POETSsemper et in parvo
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MINOR LATIN POETSlitnon cunctantes
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MINOR LATIN POETSillis ampla satis
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MINOR LATIN POETSquill et promissi
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MINOR LATIN POETScura sit atque tor
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MINOR LATIN POETSvenemur dum mane n
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MINOR LATIN POETSconsilium et laeta
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REPOSIANUSAND SOME CON'TEMPORARIES
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INTRODUCTION TObetween the Goddess
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INTRODUCTION TO REPOSIANUSSIGLAS =
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REPOSIANUSThe Intrigue ofMars with
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REPOSIANUSof their bciiifr, and whi
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REPOSIANUSNo common herha
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REPOSIANUScarefully knit together b
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REPOSIANUSdamsels of Byblos, unlace
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OREPOSIANUSdepths of his Uinfi!:s h
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REPOSIAXUSshould be safe 'neath ove
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MODESTINUSreason before the avengin
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*-"ANONYxMOUSKound him came ghosts,
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PENTADIUSdealing, this is my own fi
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PENTADIUSof her consort. Red with b
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PENTADIUS(Niobe) grew proud over th
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PENTADIUSTempe are fragrant with fl
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PENTADIUSIVNarcissus "This is he wh
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INTRODUCTIONTO TIBERIANUSFrom Jerom
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TIBERIANUSSIGLA forPoem IV.R — Re
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TIBERIANUSIThrough the fields; ther
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TIBERIANUSThrouc:h those shades eac
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TIBKRIANUSLet us then see for what
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TIBERIANUSIVAlmighty Beins:. to wli
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TIBERIANUSa world—this home of me
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TIBERIANUS5. The word suduin means
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IXTRODUCTIOXTO SERVASIUSThe codex L
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SULPICIUS LUPERCUSSERVASIUS JUNIORD
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MINOR LATIN POETSsic latebras Eriph
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MINOR LATIN POETSRomani sermonis eg
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DICTA CATONIS
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INTRODUCTION TOwere well enough kno
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INTRODUCTION TOmuch regarded. But,
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INTRODUCTION TOJ. Nehabs. Der alten
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CATOI. COLLECTIO DISTICHORUM VULGAR
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594Magistratum metue.Verecundiam se
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MINOR LATIN POETSBono benefacito.Tu
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MINOR LATIN POETS5. Si vitam inspic
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MINOR LATIN POETS19. Cum dubia et f
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MINOR LATIN POETS33. Cum dubia in c
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MINOR LATIN POETSsi Romana cupis et
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MINOR LATIN POETS8. Nolo putes prav
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xMINOR LATIN POETS21. Quae potus pe
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MINOR LATIN POETSLIBER IIIHoc quicu
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MINOR LATIN POETS12. Uxorem fuge ne
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xMINOR LATIN POETSLIBER IVSemotam a
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MINOR LATIN POETS11. Cum tibi praep
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MINOR LATIN POETS24. Hoc bibe quo p
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MINOR LATIN POETS37. Tempora longa
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MINOR LATIN POETSII.CODICUM TURICEN
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III.MINOR LATIN POETSCOLLECTIO MONO
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MINOR LATIN POETSAspera perpessu fi
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MINOR LATIN POETSNemo reum laciet q
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MINOR LATIN POETSIV.EX COLUMBANO QU
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MINOR LATIN POETSSis bonus idque bo
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MINOR LATIN POETSLINES ON THE MUSES
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MINOR LATIN POETSEPITAPH ON VITALIS
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MINOR LATIN POETSipse etiam, quern
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PHOENIX
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INTRODUCTION TOauthorities. Ovid fi
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INTRODUCTION TOhad not before him t
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INTRODUCTION TORELEVANT WORKSA. Ebe
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DE AVE PHOENICEEst locus in primo f
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MINOR LATIN POETSnulla super campos
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed neque olor mor
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MINOR LATIN POETSturn ventos claudi
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MINOR LATIN POETSinterea corpus gen
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MINOR LATIN POETSunguine balsameo m
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MINOR LATIN POETSingentes oculos cr
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MINOR LATIN POETSfemina vel mas hae
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AVIANUS
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INTRODUCTION TOcatory letter means
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INTRODUCTION TOAvianus in his prefa
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INTRODUCTION TOas in pependit onus
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INTRODUCTION TOextent and value are
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INTRODUCTION TO FABLES OF AVIANUSW
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THE FABLESOF AVIANUSDEDICATORY LETT
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSof life. They
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* Late Latin for se prolaturam esse
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUScruel talons.
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSIVThe Wind and
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSIt happened th
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THE FABI.ESOF AVIAXUSlasting gods i
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSdeserts ? This
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSuiiuliiiii; va
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUS"came to the C
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THE FABLES OlAMANUSclay jar, throug
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUScavern, when h
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THE FABLES OF AVIANLSugliness the m
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXVIThe Oak and
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXVIIThe Hunter
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSthat on beincr
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ejoins :THE FABLES OF AVIANUS" True
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXIThe Bird an
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSGod, scrutinis
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSAnother wished
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THE FABLES OF AX'IANUS" \'ain is th
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXVIThe Lion a
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSThis fable has
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXIXThe Travel
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXXThe Pig and
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXXIThe Mouse
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THE FABLES OlAMANUS" Go on and driv
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXXIVThe Ant a
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSXXXVThe Monkey
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THE FABLES OF AVTANUSgrove." But th
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSvillainous bit
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSprove to you w
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you off.THE FABLES OF AVIANUSFor, t
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSThen the rain-
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THE FABLES OF AVIANUSThe kid replie
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INTRODUCTIONTO RUTILIUS NAMATIANUST
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RUTILIUSNAMATIANUSmay have wished t
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSof the neighbour
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSin his employmen
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSP. de Labriolle.
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSR is dated by ^'
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RUTILIUSNAMATIANUSA VOYAGE HOME TO
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSas from ethereal
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RUTILILS NAxMATIANUSRepeated kisses
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSthe scions of Ro
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUShonours amid cro
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'RUTILIUS NAMATIANUS" Raise, O Rome
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUS" Come, then, le
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RUTILIUS NAMATIAXUSWith these words
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSvSun in the pale
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUS'rhrice five day
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RUTILIUS NAMATIANUSstands guard, fa
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MINOR LATIN POETShie et praefecti n
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MINOR LATIN POETSinter castrorum ve
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MINOR LATIN POETStenditur in medias
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MINOR LATIN POETSunum mira fides va
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MINOR LATIN POETSmateries vitiis au
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MINOR LATIN POETSludere lascivos in
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MINOR LATIN POETSnon iilic positas
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MINOR LATIN POETSexornent virides c
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MINOR LATIN POETSsive suas repetunt
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MINOR LATIN POETSnamque meus, quern
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MINOR LATIN POETSo, quam saepe mali
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MINOR LATIN POETSinconcussa vehit t
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed procera suo pr
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MINOR LATIN POETSpuppibus ergo meis
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MINOR LATIN POETSnarrabat, niemini,
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MINOR LATIN POETShuius vulnificis s
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MINOR LATIN POETSqueni Meleagrei ve
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MINOR LATIN POETSLIBER SECUNDUSNond
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MINOR LATIN POETSmilia per longum d
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MINOR LATIN POETSRomano generi dum
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MINOR LATIN POETSsed deverticulo fu
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INDEXOF PROPER NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES
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INDEXCirce, 488Circciises, 780C'irr
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•(theINDEXluvenalis, 818Ixion, 30
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INDEXPherae, 168Pbilippi, lL'4, 22'
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Printed in Great Britain byRichard
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CICERO: PHILIPPICS. W. C. A. Ker.CI
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Greek AuthorsACHILLES TATIUS. S. Ga
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PHILO. F. H. Colson and Rev. G. 11.
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LfttinAuthorsAMMIANUS MARCELLINUS.
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