Note 35 — III Principal Lines of Development of the Novel of Roman Life from 1834 to the Present Day (continued 2)
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Mr. F. S. Dunn, while speaking with due reverence of Pater’s chaste diction and chaster ethics, notes two trifling errors made in Marius the Epicurean in regard to the topography of Rome. (F. S. Dunn, The Historical Novel in the Classroom,—Classical Journal, April, 1911.)