Horace Odes Books 1 and 2: Containing the Latin Text Literally Translated with a Full Grammatical Analysis and Explanatory Notes
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- Horace Odes Books 1 and 2: Containing the Latin Text Literally Translated with a Full Grammatical Analysis and Explanatory Notes
- Author
- D S Elbon
- Publication year listed
- 1917
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- Public domain eBook
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Horace Odes Books 1 and 2: Containing the Latin Text Literally Translated with a Full Grammatical Analysis and Explanatory Notes
Author: Horace
Year: 1917
HORACE ODES Books 1 and 2: Containing the Latin Text Literally Translated with a Full Grammatical Analysis and Explanatory Notes. With an introduction by D. S. Elbon, A. M. The original author is Quintus Horatius Flaccus alias Q. Horatius Flaccus alias Horace. This a detailed commentary English commentary on the Latin text. It is part of the Fully Parsed Classics series published by Translation Publishing Company. (Compare the Completely Parsed Classics series published by McKay. Unlike the books in the Completely Parsed series there is no interlinear translation.) D. S. Elbon is likely the author of the commentary and the composer of the interlinear translation, but he or (or she) is only explicitly credited with the introduction. 1917 is a copyright date: no explicit publication date is given. The files are downloads from Google Books.
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