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Imitatur neglegentia facilitatem, temeritas fortitudinem".
Cuncta quatiam: Medea shakes the elements/Cuncta Quatiam: Medeia abala estruturas
"Si ex plagis servus mortuus esset neque id medici inscienta aut domini neglegentia accidisset, recte de iniuria occiso eo agitur".
La reduccion del resarcimiento por culpa de la victima. Reflexiones a la luz del analisis de algunas fuentes romanas
This editioprinceps was full of errors and displeased Ficino, who declared it spoiled by neglegentia impressorum vel potius oppressorum (untranslatable pun in Latin: "through the negligence of printers or rather of oppressors"); Marsilio Ficino, "Letter to Francesco Bandini," in Marsilii Ficini opera (Basel, Switzerland: 1576), 872.
Lefevre d'Etaples and the politics of Plato: the Hecatonomiae (1506)
(50.) Ibid., 309: "Hunorum vero, sicut dixisti, perditio nostra est neglegentia; laborantium in maledicta generatione Saxonum Deoque despecta usque huc; et eos neglegentes, quos maiore mercede apud Deum et gloria apud homines habere potuimus, ut videbatur" (see Allott, Alcuin, 79).
Staying the royal sword: Alcuin and the conversion dilemma in early medieval Europe
Entre las posibles licencias expuestas por Ciceron cobra especial importancia el empleo de una estudiada negligencia o calculado descuido (neglegentia diligens) con el fin de que el discurso retorico no pareciera constrenido, afectado, falso y artificioso, sino que aparentase naturalidad, soltura y facilidad.
Montes Serrano, Carlos, Ciceron y la cultura artistica del Renacimiento
A more familiar source for sprezzatura is neglegentia diligens which, as Burke notes "both Cicero and Ovid advocated in their different ways" (31); see esp.
Assumed Simplicity and the Critique of Nobility: Or, How Castiglione Read Cicero
Since neglegentia in a moral context is opposed to "such central Roman values as pietas, fides, constantia, and gravitas (dutifulness, reliability, constancy, seriousness)," it violates a code of ethics for which Catullus elsewhere professes deep respect.
Among those Present: Catullus 44 and 10
neglegentia scribae'; but perhaps the diple is lacking because this note, like many others written in this position, is in fact from the exegetic, not the Aristarchan scholia.
Another chapter in the history of scholia
Such study has enabled Heck and Wlosok, inter alia, to eliminate more than thirty readings which previous editors have thought to be the conjectures of an Anonymus Clerici, but were in fact errors of an eighteenth century scholar called Jean Le Clerc who transcribed the partial edition of Maffei `incredibili neglegentia' (p.
L. Caeli Firmiani Lactanti: Epitome Divinarum Institutionum
Humilitas, moreover, is a term closely associated with the plain style,(18) while schedium, a word Lucilius apparently used self-mockingly to describe one of his poems or possibly his work as a whole (1279 M), aptly serves as a metaphor for that neglegentia diligens which Cicero argued was essential to the impression the plain style should create.(19) This evidence, then, flatly contradicts the image of Lucilius as an acer and tristis poet of scurrilous invective.
Lucilianus character
Quicumque secretum violaverit, vel ex dolo aut gravi neglegentia, accusato vel testibus aliud damnum intulerit, ad instantiam partis laesae vel etiam ex officio, congruis poenis a Turno superiore puniatur.
Carta a los Obispos de la Iglesia Catolica y a los demas Ordinarios y Jerarcas interesados acerca de las modificaciones introducidas en la Carta Apostolica <> Sacramentorum sanctitatis tutela
For him, the genus humile is above all an exquisite genre: it manifests neglegentia diligens, a style whose simple aspect is inimitable because it is the product of the greatest art.
Letters from home: the epistolary aspects of Joachim Du Bellay's 'Les Regrets.'

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