Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1Edwin Mallard Everett Dryden Press, 1955 - 1000 pages |
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Page 485
... Italy ; and for this reason it is that Cicero writes in his Philippics2 that Antony was as much the cause of the civil war as Helen was of the Trojan . But this is but a calumny . . . . So soon , then , as Cæsar had advanced and ...
... Italy ; and for this reason it is that Cicero writes in his Philippics2 that Antony was as much the cause of the civil war as Helen was of the Trojan . But this is but a calumny . . . . So soon , then , as Cæsar had advanced and ...
Page 497
... Italy . And , in his way , receiving such of his friends as fled from Italy , he was given to understand that Fulvia was the sole cause of the war , a woman of a restless spirit and very bold , and withal her hopes were that commotions in ...
... Italy . And , in his way , receiving such of his friends as fled from Italy , he was given to understand that Fulvia was the sole cause of the war , a woman of a restless spirit and very bold , and withal her hopes were that commotions in ...
Page 852
... Italy , began to grow curious about these matters , and Boccaccio and Petrarch devoted a considerable part of their lives to classical scholarship and the search for forgotten manuscripts . Also , a few teachers of Greek traveled to Italy ...
... Italy , began to grow curious about these matters , and Boccaccio and Petrarch devoted a considerable part of their lives to classical scholarship and the search for forgotten manuscripts . Also , a few teachers of Greek traveled to Italy ...
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