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17), but can also nourish doubts concerning just what epistle (one different from the transmitted epistula Sapphus?) Sabinus was replying to.

Sabinus, the 'Heroides' and the poet-nightingale. Some observations on the authenticity of the 'Epistula Sapphus.'

Moreover, Pamela stands only to gain from an implicit comparison with the famed poet presented in the "Epistle to Dr.

Popean echoes in 'Pamela': the Lady Davers scene

The Epistle of Forgiveness was completely unknown in Europe in Dante's time.

Who's the Heretic Here?

The opening lines of Epistle 1, which 'expose' the falsity of Horace's earlier self-portrayal indeed indicate his serious intent to deliver on this promise, but immediately after we are confronted with a claim which threatens to destroy the credibility of Horace's epistolary persona.

Horace, the liar persona and the poetry of dissimulatio: the case of Epistles 1

The SPC epistle also draws attention 'to the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, citing one of the key preconditions for solving the problem, building a society based on the rule of law in which people of different backgrounds can live in peace, with full protection and respect for everyone's religious, cultural and national identities.'

Christmas Liturgy held at Orthodox Cathedral Church of the Nativity in Sarajevo

Lowry reports that he consulted these translations, but the problem with them is that "all the previous translations suffer from a common ill: none of the translators seems to feel that the Epistle offers a coherent vision of the law" (pp.

The Epistle on Legal Theory: Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafi'i

Nonetheless, both Matthew Reynolds (who focused on The Epistle ) and Ros Ballaster (who focused on The Principles ) found interesting points of overlap and tension between their chosen volumes and Western texts.

A Comparative Balancing Act: Arabic Literature Is from Mars, English Literature from Venus

This epistle's consistent ethical concern with behavior is reminiscent of wisdom literature found in the Old Testament such as the book of Proverbs and in other ancient Near Eastern cultures.

Hear and do the Word

2.1.4), from the first epistle of the second book would radically alter our appreciation of that work.

Shattering tradition: a rejection of analysis by genre in Horace's Ars poetica

The rest of these documents are epistles, essays, and homilies.

You've got mail: word got around in the early church, thanks largely to letter writing. But who wrote the letters, and to whom, is still debated thousands of years later

The rather drastic curses voiced in this epistle include his father, the bed where he was conceived, and even the carpenter who made it.

Carl Michael Bellman: poet and singer-song-writer of the 18th century

Now Vanhoye sets down the definitive claim that this epistle articulates a unique Christology through which the entire biblical theology of grace is to be read, and which establishes that the dominant theology of the Messiah in second century Christian communities was a High Christology.