The Legend of Cato Uticensis from the First Century B.C. to the Fifth Century A.D.: With an Appendix on Dante and CatoLatomus, 1987 - 114 sayfa |
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... Cato the Younger , who came to be known as Cato Uticensis . The great- grandson of Cato the Censor , that austere moralist of the post - Hannibalic era , the younger Cato consciously modelled himself on his famous ancestor , while at ...
... Cato the Younger , who came to be known as Cato Uticensis . The great- grandson of Cato the Censor , that austere moralist of the post - Hannibalic era , the younger Cato consciously modelled himself on his famous ancestor , while at ...
Sayfa 17
... Cato's brother - in - law and son - in - law , respectively - may be partly influenced by the familial and political ... Uticensis : A Political Re - Appraisal ( Rutgers , 1974 ) , argues that Cato's suicide and the Cato myth led to the ...
... Cato's brother - in - law and son - in - law , respectively - may be partly influenced by the familial and political ... Uticensis : A Political Re - Appraisal ( Rutgers , 1974 ) , argues that Cato's suicide and the Cato myth led to the ...
Sayfa 29
... Cato is colored by character traits of Cato the Younger ( 1 ) , if this is true it is hardly surprising ; for it is a well - known fact that Cato Uticensis consciously modelled himself on his great - grandfather . As for Augustus ...
... Cato is colored by character traits of Cato the Younger ( 1 ) , if this is true it is hardly surprising ; for it is a well - known fact that Cato Uticensis consciously modelled himself on his great - grandfather . As for Augustus ...
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