10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUGE POETA»
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euge poeta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
euge poeta and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Declaración magistral sobre las Satiras de Iuuenal, ... - Strona 21
«del aánládor, hablando con otros en alabança del Poeta sm- biciofoty »fade la metáfora muy común entre los canteras, ... ter ens dent alia Qu/n ti, Cùm trepida unte boues DiÜatorem induit vxor, Et tua aratra domum ЬШог tulit: Euge Poeta.
Diego López, Decio Junio Juvenal, Aulo Persio Flaco,
1642
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D. Junii Juvenalis et A. Persii Flacci Satirae
Quern trepida ante boves Di&atorem induit uxor; 75 Et tua aratra domum liftor tulit. Euge , Poeta j Eft mine, Brifei quern venofus liber Accî: Sunt , quos Pacuviufque , & verrucofa moretur Aniiopa xrimmis cor luétificabile fuira. Hos pueris monitus ...
Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis, Aulus Flaccus Persius, Louis Desprez,
1684
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Author and Audience in Latin Literature - Strona 166
From euge poeta to cor luctzficabile fiulta is presumably a piece of sarcastic congratulation of the contemporary poets. Bravo! The new poets have beaten the old classics hollow: nobody now cares for Accius and Pacuvius, who by comparison ...
Anthony John Woodman, Jonathan Powell,
1992
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Horace on Poetry: The 'Ars Poetica' - Strona 173
The 'Ars Poetica' C. O. Brink. renders a term like Snozqaopcti applied ... poeta salue offers no likely explanation. This looks like an audience's acclaim of professional status where there is no professional expertise, cf. Pers. 1. 75 euge, poeta.
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Avlo Persio Flacco, tradvzido en lengva castellana por ... - Strona 37
desdeHetruriaflasquales luego q eh'gianRey,Ie dauan doze Lido- res para que leacompañeífen: Euge poeta>dizc luego Perfio, hablando con Ironia,alegrate poeta, como fí ledixeramofeyodeque te has de alegrar,ni holgarte con el nombre de ...
Persi, Diego López, YepesJerónimo de,
1609
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Memory, Family, and Self: Tuscan Family Books and Other ... - Strona 48
69: “Euge, poeta”; “Euge tuum (et) belle,” fragments drawn from Persius, Satires, I, 75 and I, 49. 80 On Andrea Alamanni see L. Martines, The Social World of the Florentine Humanists. 1390– 1460 (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1963), ...
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A Commentary on Persius - Strona 37
75. tua aratra domum lictor tulit, a detail perhaps invented by P.: the lictor is obliged to tidy up after the dictator. euge poeta!: P. sarcastically applauds the poet's deplorable effort. For the fashionable term euge, see 49n. 76-82. P. adduces ...
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The First Satire of Persius Imitated. By Mr. Loveling. ... - Strona 12
... verßtm Non ßcus ac /i ocu/o` ruhricam dirigat uno. l _ ' f~ Szve opus in mores, ' in [ахать Yin prandia Begum, _ Dicere res grandesgnnßro dat Мгфг Poeta'. l . n' 'r' I r '. ... _ ‚ l Euge, Poeta; Il Е]! nunc, Brifeî улет veno/us liher .deci : Sunt, anos ...
Persius, Benjamin Loveling,
1740
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Auli Persii Flacci satirae ad cod. Parisinos recens., ... - Strona 29
Euge, poeta ! P E R S I U S. Est , nunc Briseis quem venosus liber Acci , y. 76. Briseis. Contra codd. multos ct vet. schol. lego ... Qui legunt Brisxi, volunt esse epitheton Accii , qaasi poeta dixisset Accii Bacchici , furentis ; a Baccho , qui Brisseus ...
Aulus Persius Flaccus, Nicolas Louis Achaintre, Gaius Lucilius,
1812
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The Baviad, and Maeviad - Strona 29
Euge, poeta ! Est nuncJJrisijei quern venosus liber Acci . . ./,/ , NOTES. * Ev'n Bertie, &c. — For Bertie (Greathead, I think they call him,) see the Meviad. ' '' V Where airy lays, &c. , ' " Was it the shuttle of the morn " That hung upon the cobweb'd ...
William Gifford, Anthony Pasquin, Robert Faulder,
1810