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In no country , I suppose , in the last four centuries has Virgil been so steadily translated as in England . Yet the task , as all have found , is of heart ... The translation was composed on a round of English country houses .
In no country , I suppose , in the last four centuries has Virgil been so steadily translated as in England . Yet the task , as all have found , is of heart ... The translation was composed on a round of English country houses .
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Certainly no editor has ever called on a medieval Latin translation made from the Greek for services comparable to those rendered by the medieval translations of the Rhetoric or Politics in the construction of his text .
Certainly no editor has ever called on a medieval Latin translation made from the Greek for services comparable to those rendered by the medieval translations of the Rhetoric or Politics in the construction of his text .
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31 There is no doubt that the proper translation of the transitive forms of ouviotnui is the relevant forms of constituere ( as in 51b 12 , 52b 28 ) and of the intransitive the relevant forms of consistere ( constare ) ( as in 5ob 35 ...
31 There is no doubt that the proper translation of the transitive forms of ouviotnui is the relevant forms of constituere ( as in 51b 12 , 52b 28 ) and of the intransitive the relevant forms of consistere ( constare ) ( as in 5ob 35 ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19301 | 7 |
VERGILS CREATIVE ARt Annual Lecture on Aspects of Art | 14 |
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