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... and in those on the translations much reference is made to the Latin originals , many of Marlowe's apparent errors in rendering being shown to depend upon the Latin texts in the form in which these would be known to him .
... and in those on the translations much reference is made to the Latin originals , many of Marlowe's apparent errors in rendering being shown to depend upon the Latin texts in the form in which these would be known to him .
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1484 ) and also in Latin , Italian and French translation . It was included in Poetae Minores Graeci ( H. Estienne ) in 1566 ; and it seems worthy of mention that the Latin verse translation of F. Paulinus 2 1 The terms of Virgil's ...
1484 ) and also in Latin , Italian and French translation . It was included in Poetae Minores Graeci ( H. Estienne ) in 1566 ; and it seems worthy of mention that the Latin verse translation of F. Paulinus 2 1 The terms of Virgil's ...
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In any judgement of the merits of the Lucan as a translation the facts that the Latin is denser and more difficult than that of the Amores and that a line - for - line rendering is being attempted must be considered , though Marlowe has ...
In any judgement of the merits of the Lucan as a translation the facts that the Latin is denser and more difficult than that of the Amores and that a line - for - line rendering is being attempted must be considered , though Marlowe has ...
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