The History of Roman Literature
The History of Roman Literature
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Illustrate from Latin literature.
37. "_Virgilius amantissimus vetustatis. _" Examine in all its bearings theantiquarian enthusiasm of Virgil.
38. "_Verum orthographia quoque consuetudini servit, ideoque saepe mutataest_" (Quintil. ). What _principles_ of spelling (if any), appear to beadopted by the best modern editors?
39. Show that the letter _v_, in Latin, had sometimes the sound of _w_, sometimes that of _b_; that the sounds _o u_, _e i_, _i u_, _e q_, werefrequently interchanged respectiv...ely.
40. Examine the traces of a satiric tendency in Roman literature, independent of professed satire.
41. How far did the Augustan poets consciously modify the Greek metresthey adopted?
42. Is it a sound criticism to call the Romans a nation of grammarians?Give a short account of the labours of any two of the great Romangrammarians, and estimate their value.
43. Cicero (_De Leg. _ i. 2, 5) says: "_Abest historia a literis nostris. _"Quintilian (x. I. 101) says: "_Historia non cesserit Graecis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Illustrate from Latin literature.
37. "_Virgilius amantissimus vetustatis. _" Examine in all its bearings theantiquarian enthusiasm of Virgil.
38. "_Verum orthographia quoque consuetudini servit, ideoque saepe mutataest_" (Quintil. ). What _principles_ of spelling (if any), appear to beadopted by the best modern editors?
39. Show that the letter _v_, in Latin, had sometimes the sound of _w_, sometimes that of _b_; that the sounds _o u_, _e i_, _i u_, _e q_, werefrequently interchanged respectiv...ely.
40. Examine the traces of a satiric tendency in Roman literature, independent of professed satire.
41. How far did the Augustan poets consciously modify the Greek metresthey adopted?
42. Is it a sound criticism to call the Romans a nation of grammarians?Give a short account of the labours of any two of the great Romangrammarians, and estimate their value.
43. Cicero (_De Leg. _ i. 2, 5) says: "_Abest historia a literis nostris. _"Quintilian (x. I. 101) says: "_Historia non cesserit Graecis.
What to read after The History of Roman Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruttwell Charles Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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