Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 120
... writers have dwelt much upon the reigns of the emperors of their own nation , who held the throne during these times of commotion ; and we find , in their works , abundant materials for a history of the period . " But of the Mongul ...
... writers have dwelt much upon the reigns of the emperors of their own nation , who held the throne during these times of commotion ; and we find , in their works , abundant materials for a history of the period . " But of the Mongul ...
Page 508
... writers , and from the vigor and spirit of some of the fragments which time has spared us from his voluminous works . Ennius was , how- ever , thoroughly Greek ; he taught Greek to the Roman youth on the Aventine ; believing in the ...
... writers , and from the vigor and spirit of some of the fragments which time has spared us from his voluminous works . Ennius was , how- ever , thoroughly Greek ; he taught Greek to the Roman youth on the Aventine ; believing in the ...
Page 513
... writers very wil- lingly , and without any hesitation , adopted . We have not included Livy within the terms of our censure , because he simply compiled and adorned what his predecessors had furnished him with , until he reached his own ...
... writers very wil- lingly , and without any hesitation , adopted . We have not included Livy within the terms of our censure , because he simply compiled and adorned what his predecessors had furnished him with , until he reached his own ...
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