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... Tryphiodorus 2 was a great master in this kind of writing . He composed an Odyssey or epic poem on the adven- tures ... Tryphiodorus , a Greek grammarian , lived in the fifth century A.D. According to Eustathius , he omitted ...
... Tryphiodorus 2 was a great master in this kind of writing . He composed an Odyssey or epic poem on the adven- tures ... Tryphiodorus , a Greek grammarian , lived in the fifth century A.D. According to Eustathius , he omitted ...
Pagina 251
... Tryphiodorus , in all pro- bability , would have been oftener quoted by our learned pedants , than the Odyssey of Homer . What a perpetual fund would it have been of obsolete words words and phrases , unusual barbarisms and rusticities ...
... Tryphiodorus , in all pro- bability , would have been oftener quoted by our learned pedants , than the Odyssey of Homer . What a perpetual fund would it have been of obsolete words words and phrases , unusual barbarisms and rusticities ...
Pagina 273
... Tryphiodorus the lipogrammatist 1 , engaged in a ball with four and twenty persons , who pursued him by turns through all the intricacies and labyrinths of a country dance , without being able to overtake him . Observing several to be ...
... Tryphiodorus the lipogrammatist 1 , engaged in a ball with four and twenty persons , who pursued him by turns through all the intricacies and labyrinths of a country dance , without being able to overtake him . Observing several to be ...
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