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Poetic Allusion and Poetic Embrace in Ovid and Virgil - Strona 27
N.J., 1966), 107-23. The vast diversity of critical judgment on the famous statement "sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt" (Aen. 1.462) has been reviewed by Angela Maria Negri, "Sunt lacrimae rerum et meiuem mortalia tangunt.
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Virgil's Aeneid: Decorum, Allusion, and Ideology - Strona 29
Here follow the pathetic and, if properly understood, dramatic lines: 'sunt hie etiam sua praemia laudi, / sunt lacrimae rerum...' And now translation fails. 'Sunt lacrimae rerum' is not, in context, a general comment on the human condition, ...
Wendell Vernon Clausen, 2002
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The Complete Works of Oscar Wilde: Volume IV: Criticism: Historical ...
462: sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt. In the late 19th century Virgil's line was typically understood to refer to the universality and inevitability of human suffering; it translates as 'here, too, there are tears for misfortune and mortal ...
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Recovery of Wonder: The New Freedom and the Asceticism of Power
... when he speaks of the lacrimae rerum, the tears that lie buried within the depths of things, tears that touch the human ... nostri non plena laboris? en Priamus! sunt hic etiam sua praemia laudi, sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt.
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Semiotics Unfolding: Proceedings of the Second Congress of the ...
some object-language expressions, was given above, namely, in the shape of the text containing a piece of analysis of syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic aspects of the maxim "Sunt lacrimae rerum". (iii) In order to speak about semiotics, we ...
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Semiotic Theory and Practice: Proceedings of the Third International ...
Et citant Virgile, Pele explique: For instance, the semiotics of the object-language sentence 'Sunt lacrimae rerum' (Sadness is inherent in things and events) consists of the following properties: that it is composed of three words, that it is a Latin ...
Michael Herzfeld, Lucio Melazzo, 1988
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How to Read a Latin Poem: If You Can't Read Latin Yet - Strona 173
This clause is parallel in meaning to sunt lacrimae rerum, but the verb (tangunt, touch) takes us further into the realm of pure emotion and away from the idea of due rewards. To say that '(here) mortality touches the mind' is to make a more ...
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Vergiliana: Critical Studies on the Texts of Publius Vergilius Maro
Sunt lacrimae rerum. The first thing to notice is that the line begins with the same initial sunt, a sign of an intended parallelism. The repeated weeping and tears in this episode as a whole must be seen each time in the light of a proper function.
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The Inky Digit of Defiance: Tony Harrison: Selected Prose 1966–2016
sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt. Mr Eyres ought to be careful, as it is also possible to find a parallel in the justification of the domination of Greece as revenge for the Trojan War, almost a millennium before, and Slobodan ...
Tony Harrison, Edith Hall, 2017
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Naipaul's Truth: The Making of a Writer - Strona 41
His tears, he says, were "lacrimae rerum, 'the tears of things,' the tears in things: to the feelings for the things written about ... 22 Vergil's line, "Sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt," includes the mind's awareness of destruction and ...
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The Georgia Straight proudly sponsors Brothers in Arms
Program highlights include the a cappella version of Lee Hoiby's Last Letter Home, Carl Orff's Sunt lacrimae rerum, Ken Cormier's arrangement of Dire Straits' ... «Straight.com, Nov 15»
Cerquem 5 coreògrafs/coreògrafes per al projecte "Balla'm un llibre …
Biblioteca Municipal Lloret de Mar (Lloret de Mar) - Sunt Lacrimae Rerum de Joan Vinyoli. Biblioteca Pública de Guissona (Guissona) - Si són roses floriran de ... «Dansacat, Okt 15»
La cultura classica sta scomparendo dai programmi scolastici? E …
... ma non per questo diventarono più comuni le citazioni dai versi dell'Eneide, fosse anche il “consunto sunt lacrimae rerum”, che probabilmente a un collega ... «State of Mind, Okt 15»
La cultura classica sta sparendo dalle scuole europee, ma non …
... dell'Eneide, fosse anche il consunto sunt lacrimae rerum, che probabilmente a un collega europeo farebbe l'effetto di un'incomprensibile espressione gergale ... «Linkiesta.it, Okt 15»
Inside Out review: A joyous and inventive triumph
Sunt lacrimae rerum, as somebody said, probably Bruce Springsteen. Inside Out is tearfully touching, wonderfully inventive, gloriously funny (the novelist Simon ... «Evening Standard, Jul 15»
Gazza's tears, Italia 90 and the madness of Merrie England
That was the moment when the tears of a certain Geordie man-child began dripping onto the grass of Turin's Stadio delle Alpi. Sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem ... «GQ.com, Jun 15»
'Village of/for Things' sees the emotions in stuff
The poem's well-known Latin phrase, “sunt lacrimae rerum,” can be translated in two ways: “There are tears of things” or “There are tears for things.” “'Village' ... «Jackson Hole News&Guide, Feb 15»
Living With Cancer: Playing the C Card
“Sunt lacrimae rerum,” she said. “These are the tears of things.” That is one reason she's a wonderful friend. Here's another: Jo understands the source of my ... «New York Times, Dis 14»
Happy 100th birthday, John Berryman
Sunt lacrimae rerum. There is the grief of deep time: “a grave Sienese face a thousand years / would fail to blur the still profiled reproach of”. There is the anguish ... «The Guardian, Okt 14»
Virgil's Aeneid has travelled with me through life
Sunt lacrimae rerum, as Aeneas exclaims in the first book of the Aeneid – “the world is a world of tears”, as Robert Fagles (my recommended translator, by the ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
