10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FALLITE FALLENTES»
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fallite fallentes in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fallite fallentes and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Gesta Regum Britannie: - Strona lxiii
For example, the expression ' Candida pax' in Gesta Regum Britannie, IV.441 probably echoes Ars Amatoria, HI.502, and the pointed repetition Tallere fallentes* (Gesta Regum Britannie, X.232) recalls 'Fallite fallentes' (Ars Amatoria, 1.645).
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Serious Play: Desire and Authority in the Poetry of Ovid, ... - Strona 61
... each with its own wagging tongue, still wouldn't be enough for me to put on the record all the unconscionable tricks of those sluts]” (Ars 1.435–36)—so it is acceptable to deceive them in return: “fallite fallentes [trick the tricksters]” (Ars 1.645).
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Artificial I's: The Self as Artwork in Ovid, Kierkegaard, ... - Strona 44
His counsel becomes, ludite, si sapitis, solas impune puellas: hac minus est una fraude tuenda fides. fallite fallentes: ex magna parte profanum sunt genus: in laqueos, quos posuere, cadant. (643—46) Take my advice, delude only women, ...
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Resolves, Divine, Moral, and Political, of Owen Felltham: ... - Strona 93
There is a sort whom the poet bids us cozen: Fallite fallentes; ex magná parte profanum Sunt genus: in laqueos, quos posuere, cadent. Ov. Am. 1. Cozen the cozeners; commonly they be Profane : let their own snare their ruin be.
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The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter, with a ...
Fallite fallentes.— Et in laqueos, quos posuere, cadant.' I know that flesh and blood will stand in your way with abundance of dissuasives, and make you believe that this so plain and great a duty, is no duty. In the verbal part of godliness, ...
Richard Baxter, William Orme, 1830
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The nature of things: a didactic poem : in two volumes
... les hommes ayant eprouve Fallite fallentes, ex magna parte profanum les funestes suites des outrages qu'ils avoient faits, Sunt genus; in laqueos quos posuere cadant. et des ccux qu'ils avoient recus, chercherent un re- Art. Amor. i. mede a ...
Titus Lucretius Carus, 1805
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Spenser's World of Glass: A Reading of the Faerie Queene - Strona 110
'Fallite fallentes; ... in laqueos, quos posuere, cadant': the woman must feel the pain of a wound she first inflicted. Ars Amatoria and Metamorphoses are documents as essential to Spenser's treatment of love as any of the Italian Platonic ...
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Venus and Adonis: Critical Essays - Strona 312
“Fallite fallentes” [Deceive the deceivers] (AA 1.647), counsels the master of love, which the first printed translation of the Ars in England, The Flores of Ovide De Arte Amandi ( 1513), renders “Begyle the begylers” (A3v), a text that Shakespeare ...
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Medieval and Renaissance Scholarship: Proceedings of the ...
... to pull his punches, finds further warrant in his struggle with the meaning of Ovid's infamous fallite fallentes, 'deceive the deceivers' (Ars amatoria, I, 645), often read as a statement that since all women are untrustworthy men should have no ...
Nicholas Mann, Birger Munk Olsen, 1997
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Ars Amatoria - Księga 1 - Strona 25
640 reddite depositum ; pietas sua foedera scruet ; fraus absit ; uacuas caedis habete manus. ludite, si sapitis, solas impune puellas : thac magis est una fraude pudenda fidest. fallite fallentes; ex magna pane profanum 645 sunt genus : in ...
Ovid, Adrian Swayne Hollis, 1989
