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...venting soft exag- gerations and more diminutives than the ancient muse of Tibullus, or the poesies of Italy. On their lips and in their hearts love f...

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...; She then referred them to a place In Virgil ( vide Dido’s case); As for Tibullus’s reports, They never passed for law in Courts: The Battle of the ...

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... “In solis sis tibi turba locis.” [“In solitude, be company for thyself.”—Tibullus, vi. 13. 12.] Virtue is satisfied with herself, without discipline... ...ey hairs by the roots, and renew their faces by peeling off the old skin.”—Tibullus, i. 8, 45.] I have seen some of them swallow sand, ashes, and do t... ...t argento conflatus, totus et auro;” [“Wholly made up of silver and gold.”—Tibullus, i. 2, 70.] does he not forget his palaces and girandeurs? If he b...

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...t have been abroad in his day, than that the poems of Valerius Flaccus and Tibullus should have given so much trouble to Poggio, Scaliger, and others....

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...t have been abroad in his day, than that the poems of Valerius Flaccus and Tibullus should have given so much trouble to Poggio, Scaliger, and others....

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...is of the works of these poets, and those of Horace, Perseus, Juvenal, and Tibullus; for of the moderns in our own language he makes no great account;...

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...is of the works of these poets, and those of Horace, Perseus, Juvenal, and Tibullus; for of the moderns in our own language he makes no great account;...

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....’ 2. The palla not only descended in flowing draperies to the feet, (thus Tibullus, I. VII. C. ‘Fusa sed ad teneros lutea palla pedes,’) but absolute... ...o, is quite wrong, where he says—‘Palla nunquam de virili pallio dicitur.’ Tibullus, tom. iii. iv. 35, sufficiently con- tradicts that opinion. MIL MI...

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...le we at ease Weave laurel crowns, and take what names we please. ‘My dear Tibullus!’ if that will not do, ‘Let me be Horace, and be Ovid you:’ Or ‘I’...

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...” [“She has you in her arms; her thoughts are with other ab- sent lovers.”—Tibullus, i. 6, 35.] What? have we not seen one in these days of ours who m...

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... off the public debt with her fortune! What would Horace be without Lydia, Tibullus without Delia, Catullus without Lesbia, Propertius without Cynthia...

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...oming to England, he assured me honestly, was to study certain editions of Tibullus in the Brit- ish Museum. When he deigned to speak of Sarkeld, it w...

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...sing by the recum- bent guards, goes alone in the darkness to the youth.”— Tibullus, ii. 2, 75.] ’tis not all the understanding has to do, simply to j... ...alance, pressed with equal weight, neither dips nor rises on either side.”—Tibullus, iv. 41.] Machiavelli’s writings, for example, were solid enough f... ... translators leave this phrase untranslated and with no explanation. D.W.)—Tibullus, Priap. Carm., 84.] as soon as ever he came home he deprived himse...

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...have lived and died—Richardson’s Clarissa, Chenier’s Camille, the Delia of Tibullus, Ariosto’s Angelica, Dante’s Francesca, Moliere’s Alceste, Beaumar...

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...as disclosed, the toilette of a languid Julia, dreaming, wait- ing for her Tibullus. Strong with the might of Arabic spells, 16 The Magic Skin the he...

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...man; a man who would do any good that was in his power. His translation of Tibullus, he thought, was very well done; but The Sugar- Cane, a poem, did ...

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...midable, bad, disastrous, and most unhappy, as is certified by Propertius, Tibullus, the quick philosopher Porphyrius, Eustathius on the Iliads of Hom...

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... but his second praise.’ MR HAMMOND, that delicate and correct imitator of Tibullus, in his Love Elegies, Elegy xiv.: ‘Now, fired by Pope and Virtue, ...