An edition of Elegiae (1780)

The Cynthia of Propertius

being the first book of his elegies

by , , and

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An edition of Elegiae (1780)

The Cynthia of Propertius

being the first book of his elegies

by , , and

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Concordances, English prose literature, Glossaries, Glossaries, vocabularies, History and criticism, In literature, Language, Latin Elegiac poetry, Latin Love poetry, Latin language, Literatura latina, Man-woman relationships, Poetry, Rome, Rome in literature, Translations from Latin, Translations in French, Translations into English, Translations into French, Translations into German, Translations into Portuguese, Translations into Russian, Translations into Spanish, Translations into modern Greek, Word frequency, Latin language materials, English Elegiac poetry, Poésie d'amour latine, Poésie élégiaque latine, Literatura Latina, Traductions anglaises, Élégies latines, Latin poetry, translations into english, Elegiac poetry, Poetry (poetic works by one author), Propertius, sextus, Elegiac poetry, history and criticism, Latin poetry, history and criticism, Poetry, collections, Love poetry, Latin poetry, Translations, Latin language, glossaries, vocabularies, etc., Technical education, Universities and colleges, Translations into englishpropertius, sextus, Elegiac poetry, latin--translations into english, Love poetry, latin--translations into english, Man-woman relationships--rome--poetry, Pa6645.e5 m8, 874/.01, Poetry - general & miscellaneous, Ancient roman poetry
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Cover of: Propertius
Propertius: Elegies I-IV (American Philological Association Series of Classical Texts)
December 31, 2006, University of Oklahoma Press
Paperback in English
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Cover of: Elegies
Elegies: book II
1967, Cambridge University Press
in Latin
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Cover of: Elegiae.
Elegiae.: Recensuit Lucianus Mueller. Ed. stereotypa.
1910, In aedibus B.G. Teubneri
in Latin
Cover of: Propertius
Propertius
1906, The Clarendon press
Cover of: Propertius
Propertius
1906, The Clarendon press
in English
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Cover of: The Cynthia of Propertius
The Cynthia of Propertius: being the first book of his elegies
1899, Macmillan
Cover of: Carmina.
Carmina.: Recognovit Joh. Percival Postgate.
1894, G. Bell
Cover of: Elegiarum libri 4.
Elegiarum libri 4.: Recensuit Aemilius Baehrens.
1880, B.G. Teubner
in Latin
Cover of: Elegiae quaedam Propertii suethicis versibus expressae annotationibusque instructae
Elegiae quaedam Propertii suethicis versibus expressae annotationibusque instructae
1869, Typis J. A. Granberg
Microform in Latin
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Cover of: Die drei letzen Elegien des IV. Buchs des Propertius
Die drei letzen Elegien des IV. Buchs des Propertius
1850, C. Hörmann
Microform in German
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Cover of: Elegiarum libri 4.
Elegiarum libri 4.: Cum commentario perpetuo Petri Burmanni Secundi, et multis doctorum notis ineditis. Opus Burmanni morte interruptum, Laurentius Santenius absolvit.
1780, Apud B. Wild
in Latin

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Pagination
xiii, 108 p. ;

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OL7245355M
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First Sentence

"CYNTHIA was the first To capture with her eyes my pitiable self: Till then I was free from desire's contagion."

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