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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 1401 — Chapter VI · STATIUS

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One finds chains of phraseology like Ovid, Met., XV. 529: “unumque erat omnia uolnus,” Luc., Phars., IX. 814: “totum est pro uolnere corpus,” Stat., Theb., V. 598: “totumque in uolnere corpus.”

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