Diatribe historico-critica de Sapphus poetriae vita et scriptis1809 - 64 pages |
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adversa parte Aelianus aeneus aestimanda Alcaeum alios amasiam amore Amstel Anacr Anacreon Anacreontis carmina Annae Dacieriae annum Antiq Athen Athenaeo Athenaeus Attil autumat Aversa Carm carminibus carminum Catulli Catullus Cramerus cujus Dissertat Ectypon Edit Editio Epigr epigrammata Epist Eressi exstitisse foeminam Fortunat fragmenta fragmentum fuisse Graec Gronov Hephaest Hephaestion Heroid Hipparchus Hist Horat Hujus Illustr interim ipsa ipsius Italice laudes Lesbi Lesbiam Leucata Longepetraei lyricorum metra Metrum moneta nonnulla notis nummis Nummus odarum Oleario Olympiade omnibus Ovid Ovidio Ovidius Paris Pausanias Attic Phaonem Phaonis phum phus Plutarchus poetarum Graecorum Poetr poetriae Polycrate porro prae praesertim Putsch Rhetor Sappho Sapphones Sapphoni Sapphus odaria scriptores sese Stephani sub Alyatte Suid Suidas tamen Thesaur tradit triae Ursinus versus veterum vixisse Vossius Wolfius γὰρ δὲ δεκάτη ἐκ ἐν και μὲν Μέσαις μετὰ πρῶτος Σαπφώ τὴν τὸ ὡς
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Page 19 - Lesbiadum caetera turba juvant. Vilis Anactorie, vilis mihi Candida Cydno : Non oculis grata est Atthis, ut ante, meis : Atque aliae centum, quas non sine crimine amavi. Improbe, multarum quod fuit, unus habes.
Page 19 - ... present judgment regards as trifling and contemptible. Every trivial cause of pleasure is apt to affect the man of too sanguine a complexion: his appetite is too keen to suffer his taste to be delicate; and he is in all respects what Ovid says of himself in love, Molle meum levibus cor est violabile telis, Et semper causa est, cur ego semper amem.