Adverbs in Horace And Juvenal
Adverbs in Horace And Juvenal
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So 4 138 noverat ille luxuriam imperii veterem noctesque Neronis iam medias. 6'"', 13", and elsewhere.
interea, H. 2, J. 14. The disproportion in the use of this word by H. And J. May be accounted for by its use in J. With the force of an adversative particle, while H. Does not so employ it. Thus i 135 caulis miseris atque ignis emendus; optima silvarum interea pelagique vorabit rex. 2 137 interea tormentum ingens nubentibus haeret; 5 120, 6 237 - «■ 50s, io 342, 11"' 193, 14 138 . As to this u...sage, occurring already in Cic, consult Hand, III, p. 416; Krebs, 1, p. 703 fol.
viodo, H. 18, J. 19. In H. \ a) modo . . . Interdttm, modo . . . Saepe, saepe . . . Modo. S. 1. O, 9 ire modo ocius, interdum consis- tere. 2. F, S. 1. Io 11 modo tristi, saepe iocoso. 2. J 9 saepe . . . Modo. This sequence is found mainly in H. , Ovid, and silver prose-writers. 1 To the examples from classical prose-writers cited by Wblfrlin, Archiv, II 252 fol. , 2 add Nep. Att. 20. 2. B) Only, Just — with an imperative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So 4 138 noverat ille luxuriam imperii veterem noctesque Neronis iam medias. 6'"', 13", and elsewhere.
interea, H. 2, J. 14. The disproportion in the use of this word by H. And J. May be accounted for by its use in J. With the force of an adversative particle, while H. Does not so employ it. Thus i 135 caulis miseris atque ignis emendus; optima silvarum interea pelagique vorabit rex. 2 137 interea tormentum ingens nubentibus haeret; 5 120, 6 237 - «■ 50s, io 342, 11"' 193, 14 138 . As to this u...sage, occurring already in Cic, consult Hand, III, p. 416; Krebs, 1, p. 703 fol.
viodo, H. 18, J. 19. In H. \ a) modo . . . Interdttm, modo . . . Saepe, saepe . . . Modo. S. 1. O, 9 ire modo ocius, interdum consis- tere. 2. F, S. 1. Io 11 modo tristi, saepe iocoso. 2. J 9 saepe . . . Modo. This sequence is found mainly in H. , Ovid, and silver prose-writers. 1 To the examples from classical prose-writers cited by Wblfrlin, Archiv, II 252 fol. , 2 add Nep. Att. 20. 2. B) Only, Just — with an imperative.
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