Roman Erotic Elegy: Selections from Tibullus, Propertius, Ovid and SulpiciaJon Corelis Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, Universität Salzburg, 1995 - 166 頁 |
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... woman who used to parade her cheap charms for all comers , now trails a gilded robe along the ground , and spitefully weighs out a heavier load of wool , if any chattering slave recalls my beauty . Because my Petale brought garlands to ...
... woman who used to parade her cheap charms for all comers , now trails a gilded robe along the ground , and spitefully weighs out a heavier load of wool , if any chattering slave recalls my beauty . Because my Petale brought garlands to ...
第 69 頁
... woman's honor ; not yours , who moved reluctant Cybebe with the line , Claudia , rare handmaid of the towered goddess ; nor yours , whose linen gown revealed the hearth still lived , when Vesta claimed her sacred fire's return . Nor did ...
... woman's honor ; not yours , who moved reluctant Cybebe with the line , Claudia , rare handmaid of the towered goddess ; nor yours , whose linen gown revealed the hearth still lived , when Vesta claimed her sacred fire's return . Nor did ...
第 95 頁
... woman . Included in our manuscripts of Tibullus are half a dozen elegies , totalling forty lines , by Sulpicia , daughter of Servius Sulpicius and ward and ( probably ) niece of Messalla . These poems tell of her passionate love for one ...
... woman . Included in our manuscripts of Tibullus are half a dozen elegies , totalling forty lines , by Sulpicia , daughter of Servius Sulpicius and ward and ( probably ) niece of Messalla . These poems tell of her passionate love for one ...
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