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hear	Wake's original description is as follows, as in REED: Oxford, 1:307-8: "Cujus argumenti factus est delectus, non tantum quod splendida pomposaque representationum varietate, tantis spectatoribus delectationem affluentem ministraret; sed quod materia etiam videretur Aulicis, Academicisque auribus, animisque perquam accomodata. "Goodlie anticke apparrell"?: Sophocles' Ajax at early modern Oxford ... by Knight, Sarah / Shakespeare Studies Hinc factum est, ut rudi fortasse populo, & spectatoribus, quippe qui scurra saepius, quam poeta, delectentur, salsior sit Plautus visus: peritis certe auribus, & sapienti lectori, nihil Terentio festivius videri debet. Encountering Plautus in the Renaissance: a humanist debate on comedy by Hardin, Richard F. / Renaissance Quarterly Specifically, the dog's almost magical ability to distinguish friend from foe, "fierce as he may be with the others, so gently does he run up to friends with ears down and tail wagging" ("torvus ut adversus reliquos, sic blandus amicis / auribus abiectis tremulaque occurrere cauda," 53-54), suggests that he must bear "some trace of our intelligence" (sensus vestigia nostri, 51). Portrait of the Poet as a Dog: Petrarch's Epistola Metrica III, 5 by Schiesari, Juliana / Italica	auditing auditio audition auditor Auditors augere augeri augment augmentation augmentative augmented Augupia verforum sunt judice indigna augur augur well augural augurari augurate augurous augury august Augustus, John Aula regis Aunt aura aura popularis auribus aurora ausculate auspicate auspice auspices auspicious auspiciousness auspicium austere austeritas austerity austerus Austin, John autarch autarchic autarkic Auter Auter droit authentic Authentic act authentically authenticate authenticate a will authenticated authenticated confirmation	Aureolaria Aureolaria pedicularia Aureolaria virginica aureolas aureolas aureole aureole aureoles aureoles Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureomycin Aureomycin Aureomycin aureothricin Aureus aureusidin AURF AURG Aurgelmir Aurgelmir AURGS AURH Auri Auri Auri auri- AURIA auriasis auribus auric auric auric auric Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) auric force auric oxide Auric, Georges Auric, Georges Auric, Georges Aurichalceous Aurichalcite Aurichalcite auricle auricle auricle auricle atrialis auricled auricled auricled Auricles Auricles Auricles auricula auricula auricula

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Wake's original description is as follows, as in REED: Oxford, 1:307-8: "Cujus argumenti factus est delectus, non tantum quod splendida pomposaque representationum varietate, tantis spectatoribus delectationem affluentem ministraret; sed quod materia etiam videretur Aulicis, Academicisque auribus, animisque perquam accomodata.

"Goodlie anticke apparrell"?: Sophocles' Ajax at early modern Oxford ... by Knight, Sarah / Shakespeare Studies

Hinc factum est, ut rudi fortasse populo, & spectatoribus, quippe qui scurra saepius, quam poeta, delectentur, salsior sit Plautus visus: peritis certe auribus, & sapienti lectori, nihil Terentio festivius videri debet.

Encountering Plautus in the Renaissance: a humanist debate on comedy by Hardin, Richard F. / Renaissance Quarterly

Specifically, the dog's almost magical ability to distinguish friend from foe, "fierce as he may be with the others, so gently does he run up to friends with ears down and tail wagging" ("torvus ut adversus reliquos, sic blandus amicis / auribus abiectis tremulaque occurrere cauda," 53-54), suggests that he must bear "some trace of our intelligence" (sensus vestigia nostri, 51).

Portrait of the Poet as a Dog: Petrarch's Epistola Metrica III, 5 by Schiesari, Juliana / Italica