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R. A. Kaster

Online publication date:: Dec 2015

Subject:: Latin Literature, Linguistics

The Romans came to study their own language only late, under the impulse of Hellenistic philosophy; the Greek influence was permanent and is clearly indicated by the calques that constitute much of ... More

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