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The Roman Poets of the Republic, 2nd edition

Note 368 — Chapter XI · LUCRETIUS.—PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS.

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'But nought greater than this man does it seem to have possessed, nor aught more holy, more wonderful, or more dear. Yea, too, strains of divine genius proclaim aloud and make known his great discoveries, so that he seems scarcely to be of mortal race.'—i. 729-33.

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