An edition of Satiræ (1656)

The satires of Persius

the Latin text with a verse translation

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An edition of Satiræ (1656)

The satires of Persius

the Latin text with a verse translation

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  • 3 Have read

In the ancient world, the Satires belonged to a small class of works which remained in constant circulation. They were read in the schools, were commented upon by scholars, and were forever the subject of controversy. This translation boasts several advantages over previous English versions : it is the work of a poet rather than a Latinist, and it offers a faithful rendering of Persius' franker passages which the Victorians never dared to translate fully.

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Publisher
F. Cairns
Language
English
Pages
177

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 173-177.

Published in
Wolfeboro, N.H., U.S.A, Liverpool [England]
Series
Latin and Greek texts,, 4
Genre
Translations into English.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
871/.01
Library of Congress
PA6555.E5 L44 1987

The Physical Object

Pagination
177 p. ;
Number of pages
177

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL2388723M
ISBN 10
0905205650, 0905205375
LCCN
87017882
LibraryThing
8398864
Goodreads
2277589

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL3554901W

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NE'ER did I taste Castalia's stream;
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