Could anyone provide me with a translation of HORACE'S Epistolae, II, 1,
93-94;
it is the nugari and labier that confuse me.
Thank you,
Natalia Agapiou
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Could anyone provide me with a translation of HORACE'S Epistolae, II, 1,
93-94;
it is the nugari and labier that confuse me.
I haven't got the Latin to hand, but here is how Niall Rudd translates the
passage (I quote lines 90-96 of his translation, which I gather is more or
less line for line):
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Could anyone provide me with a translation of HORACE'S Epistolae, II, 1,
93-94;
it is the nugari and labier that confuse me.
Thank you,
Natalia Agapiou
'As soon as the wars were put aside, the Greeks began to turn to lighter
pursuits (nugari--infinitive following
