Works by Fowler, Don P. (exact spelling)

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    Horace, Epistles 2.2.89.Edward H. Bispham & Don P. Fowler - 1990 - Classical Quarterly 40 (01):280-.
    At Epistles 2.2.87–9 Horace introduces an argument against writing poetry based on the unpleasant mutual admiration required in poetic society with an anecdote about an orator and a jurisconsult: †frater erat Romae† consulti rhetor, ut alter alterius sermone meros audiret honores, Gracchus ut hic illi, foret huic ut Mucius ille.
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    Horace, Epistles 2.2.89.Edward H. Bispham & Don P. Fowler - 1990 - Classical Quarterly 40 (1):280-283.
    At Epistles 2.2.87–9 Horace introduces an argument against writing poetry based on the unpleasant mutual admiration required in poetic society with an anecdote about an orator and a jurisconsult: †frater erat Romae† consulti rhetor, ut alter alterius sermone meros audiret honores, Gracchus ut hic illi, foret huic ut Mucius ille.
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