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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
latin literature | 60 |
latin poetry | 50 |
middle ages | 44 |
years later | 42 |
tells us | 38 |
latin language | 36 |
roman literature | 34 |
roman history | 33 |
first book | 33 |
three books | 30 |
augustan age | 29 |
well known | 26 |
young man | 26 |
golden age | 24 |
public life | 24 |
one hand | 22 |
civil wars | 22 |
later years | 22 |
ten years | 22 |
one another | 21 |
two years | 21 |
old age | 20 |
two books | 20 |
civil war | 20 |
second book | 20 |
fourth century | 19 |
prose writers | 19 |
punic war | 19 |
far less | 18 |
marcus aurelius | 18 |
silver age | 18 |
fourth book | 18 |
took place | 18 |
men like | 18 |
great work | 17 |
greater part | 17 |
two great | 17 |
great men | 16 |
ciceronian age | 16 |
julius caesar | 16 |
augustan poets | 16 |
classical latin | 15 |
beyond doubt | 15 |
hundred years | 15 |
reminds us | 15 |
latin poets | 15 |
greek literature | 15 |
latin prose | 15 |
younger pliny | 14 |
first rank | 14 |
natural history | 14 |
roman world | 14 |
later period | 14 |
modern times | 14 |
second century | 14 |
later age | 14 |
first time | 14 |
roman poets | 14 |
third book | 14 |
classical period | 13 |
roman poetry | 13 |
literary criticism | 13 |
de oratore | 13 |
early period | 13 |
old roman | 13 |
thirty years | 13 |
intimate friend | 13 |
roman empire | 13 |
first century | 13 |
still less | 13 |
pervigilium veneris | 13 |
three years | 13 |
best known | 13 |
aulus gellius | 12 |
old man | 12 |
early death | 12 |
latin tongue | 12 |
younger scipio | 12 |
chapter iii | 12 |
epic poetry | 12 |
new religion | 12 |
punic wars | 12 |
place among | 12 |
early latin | 12 |
new latin | 12 |
chapter ii | 12 |
let us | 12 |
chapter iv | 12 |
twenty years | 11 |
de re | 11 |
great extent | 11 |
mucius scaevola | 11 |
treatise de | 11 |
four books | 11 |
five books | 11 |
still extant | 11 |
greek models | 11 |
many others | 11 |
large number | 11 |
almost every | 11 |
calpurnius piso | 11 |
de natura | 11 |
de republica | 11 |
greek poetry | 11 |
four years | 11 |
valerius flaccus | 11 |
great roman | 11 |
two lines | 10 |
may well | 10 |
third century | 10 |
first place | 10 |
roman law | 10 |
following year | 10 |
many years | 10 |
first punic | 10 |
didactic poem | 10 |
early history | 10 |
tenth book | 10 |
roman people | 10 |
good sense | 10 |
nearly every | 10 |
natura deorum | 10 |
asinius pollio | 10 |
much less | 10 |
silius italicus | 10 |
present day | 10 |
whose works | 10 |
last book | 10 |
fifth book | 10 |
eighteenth century | 9 |
great measure | 9 |
even now | 9 |
careful study | 9 |
last two | 9 |
one might | 9 |
roman mind | 9 |
de legibus | 9 |
fabius pictor | 9 |
common sense | 9 |
first three | 9 |
valerius maximus | 9 |
cras amet | 9 |
daily life | 9 |
hundred lines | 9 |
seven years | 9 |
every department | 9 |
roman writers | 9 |
governing class | 9 |
one occasion | 9 |
great writers | 9 |
every kind | 9 |
real life | 8 |
reached us | 8 |
later date | 8 |
among roman | 8 |
book ii | 8 |
written literature | 8 |
later ages | 8 |
roman life | 8 |
ancient world | 8 |
new style | 8 |
state religion | 8 |
almost certainly | 8 |
may seem | 8 |
social life | 8 |
lingua latina | 8 |
re rustica | 8 |
varro atacinus | 8 |
good taste | 8 |
seven books | 8 |
many points | 8 |
elder seneca | 8 |
porcius latro | 8 |
chief interest | 8 |
civil law | 8 |
may perhaps | 8 |
worth reading | 8 |
even among | 8 |
augustan writers | 8 |
elegiac verse | 8 |
old latin | 8 |
though often | 8 |
fifth century | 8 |
early roman | 8 |
now lost | 8 |
long list | 8 |
greek influence | 8 |
extant fragments | 8 |
livius andronicus | 8 |
later life | 8 |
next age | 8 |
hexameter verse | 8 |
greek culture | 8 |
far greater | 8 |
second punic | 8 |
fifty years | 8 |
populi romani | 7 |
later books | 7 |
latin writers | 7 |
great questions | 7 |
roman oratory | 7 |
next year | 7 |
greek genius | 7 |
might almost | 7 |
twelve tables | 7 |
carried away | 7 |
important work | 7 |
earlier work | 7 |
cornelius nepos | 7 |
greek originals | 7 |
short account | 7 |
earlier books | 7 |
somewhat later | 7 |
epic poets | 7 |
prose literature | 7 |
high position | 7 |
young men | 7 |
literary power | 7 |
also wrote | 7 |
later poets | 7 |
bear witness | 7 |
elder pliny | 7 |
never mentions | 7 |
highest degree | 7 |
great literary | 7 |
great man | 7 |
even greater | 7 |
one place | 7 |
great orator | 7 |
five years | 7 |
upper classes | 7 |
ten books | 7 |
saturnian verse | 7 |
two poets | 7 |
literary production | 7 |
twelve books | 7 |
chapter viii | 7 |
rerum natura | 7 |
pompeius trogus | 7 |
highest point | 7 |
three hundred | 7 |
private letters | 7 |
anything else | 7 |
first two | 7 |
roman eloquence | 7 |
roman authors | 7 |
greater length | 7 |
attitude towards | 7 |
great scipio | 7 |
several years | 7 |
lyric metres | 7 |
dramatic power | 7 |
dramatic art | 7 |
new school | 7 |
later times | 7 |
much later | 7 |
latin race | 6 |
greek original | 6 |
new comedy | 6 |
short pieces | 6 |
latin grammar | 6 |
de officiis | 6 |
enable us | 6 |
de finibus | 6 |
already mentioned | 6 |
one great | 6 |
adopted son | 6 |
literary class | 6 |
celebrated passage | 6 |
strikes us | 6 |
years earlier | 6 |
ever since | 6 |
first order | 6 |
far removed | 6 |
republican period | 6 |
greek authors | 6 |
present form | 6 |
young nobles | 6 |
pro roscio | 6 |
african school | 6 |
must always | 6 |
asia minor | 6 |
human nature | 6 |
fifteenth century | 6 |
wrote also | 6 |
great skill | 6 |
almost equally | 6 |
cornelius severus | 6 |
historical work | 6 |
many great | 6 |
young poet | 6 |
total absence | 6 |
earlier years | 6 |
valerius antias | 6 |
inner circle | 6 |
early age | 6 |
reader will | 6 |
far beyond | 6 |
high degree | 6 |
good man | 6 |
civilised world | 6 |
great orators | 6 |
later writers | 6 |
high opinion | 6 |
philosophical works | 6 |
lyric poetry | 6 |
claudius quadrigarius | 6 |
second rank | 6 |
one book | 6 |
good deal | 6 |
far higher | 6 |
de lingua | 6 |
still remain | 6 |
chapter ix | 6 |
poet whose | 6 |
testamentum porcelli | 6 |
human progress | 6 |
almost always | 6 |
ancient rome | 6 |
second philippic | 6 |
like virgil | 6 |
great latin | 6 |
antoninus pius | 6 |
forty years | 6 |
left rome | 6 |
human life | 6 |
gallic war | 6 |
every one | 6 |
roman state | 6 |
high praise | 6 |
natural science | 6 |
physical science | 6 |
de rerum | 6 |
first half | 6 |
chapter vii | 6 |
legitimate drama | 6 |
sempronius asellio | 6 |
cicero speaks | 6 |
imperial times | 6 |
native town | 6 |
two men | 6 |
de inventione | 6 |
several centuries | 6 |
sixteen books | 6 |
well believe | 6 |
poetical form | 6 |
may say | 6 |
two passages | 6 |
almost without | 6 |
chapter vi | 6 |
doubtful whether | 6 |
prose composition | 6 |
great masters | 6 |
one thing | 6 |
whole work | 6 |
new literary | 6 |
menippean satires | 6 |
great greek | 6 |
better known | 6 |
modern world | 6 |
private life | 6 |
verrius flaccus | 6 |
one passage | 6 |
velleius paterculus | 6 |
short time | 6 |
naturally turned | 6 |
flavian emperors | 6 |
gives us | 6 |
among many | 6 |
see teuffel | 6 |
still remains | 6 |
metrical treatment | 6 |
alexandrian school | 6 |
sixteenth century | 6 |
little later | 6 |
roman tragedy | 6 |
whole poem | 6 |
deep affection | 6 |
classical authors | 6 |
single lines | 6 |
augustan period | 6 |
aelius stilo | 6 |
younger contemporaries | 5 |
sixty years | 5 |
qui nunquam | 5 |
paradise lost | 5 |
personal experience | 5 |
st augustine | 5 |
elegiac couplet | 5 |
words like | 5 |
real power | 5 |
many passages | 5 |
still possess | 5 |
like cicero | 5 |
manlius torquatus | 5 |
two hundred | 5 |
de divinatione | 5 |
whole range | 5 |
licinius macer | 5 |
classical tradition | 5 |
without doubt | 5 |
cincius alimentus | 5 |
antiquarian research | 5 |
years afterwards | 5 |
later empire | 5 |
well knew | 5 |
mature life | 5 |
english readers | 5 |
less ambitious | 5 |
though somewhat | 5 |
great poet | 5 |
literary tradition | 5 |
virgilian manner | 5 |
military tribune | 5 |
entire works | 5 |
scipio africanus | 5 |
less celebrated | 5 |
considerable number | 5 |
supreme power | 5 |
new era | 5 |
elegiac metre | 5 |
tu quoque | 5 |
twelve years | 5 |
brother quintus | 5 |
historical study | 5 |
highest renown | 5 |
public affairs | 5 |
free use | 5 |
will find | 5 |
dialogue de | 5 |
still later | 5 |
less note | 5 |
annaeus seneca | 5 |
one man | 5 |
earlier date | 5 |
whole field | 5 |
de senectute | 5 |
remmius palaemon | 5 |
pro lege | 5 |
seems best | 5 |
nunquam amavit | 5 |
every reader | 5 |
greek constructions | 5 |
political activity | 5 |
petronius arbiter | 5 |
ancient authors | 5 |
without much | 5 |
first appearance | 5 |
almost wholly | 5 |
naturales quaestiones | 5 |
literary gift | 5 |
speculative thought | 5 |
book iii | 5 |
domitius afer | 5 |
imperial writers | 5 |
christian writers | 5 |
work may | 5 |
natural gift | 5 |
literary men | 5 |
eight books | 5 |
domitius marsus | 5 |
de fin | 5 |
books de | 5 |
considerable importance | 5 |
early poets | 5 |
rome ever | 5 |
great poets | 5 |
great learning | 5 |
fragments show | 5 |
great part | 5 |
every case | 5 |
now generally | 5 |
whose name | 5 |
given rise | 5 |
whole life | 5 |
systematic treatment | 5 |
public speaking | 5 |
ranked among | 5 |
apollonius rhodius | 5 |
national character | 5 |
later hand | 5 |
cassius hemina | 5 |
altogether different | 5 |
quique amavit | 5 |
two generations | 5 |
poem opens | 5 |
six years | 5 |
entire absence | 5 |
great interest | 5 |
greek words | 5 |
divine providence | 5 |
whose life | 5 |
national religion | 5 |
higher level | 5 |
four hundred | 5 |
epic treatment | 5 |
first campaign | 5 |
contemporary poets | 5 |
epic poet | 5 |
one time | 5 |
eighth book | 5 |
like seneca | 5 |
younger contemporary | 5 |
pro milone | 5 |
two sons | 5 |
minucius felix | 5 |
good instance | 5 |
highest level | 5 |
cornelius gallus | 5 |
roman epic | 5 |
two kinds | 5 |
latin christianity | 5 |
long life | 5 |
even though | 5 |
bad taste | 5 |
popular taste | 5 |
amet qui | 5 |
imperial government | 5 |
many parts | 5 |
ancient literature | 5 |
literary effort | 5 |
sometimes called | 5 |
servius sulpicius | 5 |
speaking provinces | 5 |
certain extent | 5 |
little doubt | 5 |
like horace | 5 |
political life | 5 |
may take | 5 |
new generation | 5 |
another passage | 5 |
second half | 5 |
earlier life | 5 |
three centuries | 5 |
great importance | 5 |
christian literature | 5 |
says cicero | 5 |
alexandrian poets | 5 |
never took | 5 |
known instance | 5 |
earlier age | 5 |
years old | 5 |
among others | 4 |
technical skill | 4 |
high birth | 4 |
like lucretius | 4 |
strictly national | 4 |
inconsiderable fragments | 4 |
greek plays | 4 |
later republic | 4 |
see app | 4 |
public morals | 4 |
poured forth | 4 |
salvius julianus | 4 |
ad att | 4 |
human race | 4 |
present century | 4 |
great majority | 4 |
ode addressed | 4 |
pontifex maximus | 4 |
almost entirely | 4 |
heroic poetry | 4 |
minute care | 4 |
equestrian family | 4 |
roman character | 4 |
human soul | 4 |
two centuries | 4 |
one among | 4 |
chief characteristics | 4 |
general history | 4 |
great speeches | 4 |
may easily | 4 |
roman audience | 4 |
cassius severus | 4 |
may believe | 4 |
literary history | 4 |
old families | 4 |
see flaccus | 4 |
roman poet | 4 |
new element | 4 |
general reading | 4 |
see esp | 4 |
long time | 4 |
practical object | 4 |
romance languages | 4 |
roman conception | 4 |
brilliant poet | 4 |
early life | 4 |
neronian age | 4 |
independent investigation | 4 |
fourteenth century | 4 |
salian hymn | 4 |
roman comedy | 4 |
old language | 4 |
active life | 4 |
may note | 4 |
largely used | 4 |
greek tragedy | 4 |
high order | 4 |
full scope | 4 |
extant works | 4 |
select circle | 4 |
annales pontificum | 4 |
bold enough | 4 |
great historian | 4 |
ad te | 4 |
consolatio ad | 4 |
greek metres | 4 |
great deal | 4 |
literary artifice | 4 |
phrases like | 4 |
ars poetica | 4 |
intimate acquaintance | 4 |
greater number | 4 |
many ages | 4 |
younger days | 4 |
latin elegiac | 4 |
literary dialect | 4 |
earlier republic | 4 |
may judge | 4 |
modern critics | 4 |
widely known | 4 |
single book | 4 |
part ii | 4 |
lines like | 4 |
ac velut | 4 |
new manner | 4 |
national life | 4 |
first decade | 4 |
political conduct | 4 |
high reputation | 4 |
first triumvirate | 4 |
later latin | 4 |
regal period | 4 |
whatever may | 4 |
might call | 4 |
twenty books | 4 |
often quoted | 4 |
literary work | 4 |
de sen | 4 |
great works | 4 |
literary activity | 4 |
first seen | 4 |
fragments remain | 4 |
fabius maximus | 4 |
one focus | 4 |
note ii | 4 |
last century | 4 |
remind us | 4 |
exact date | 4 |
one hundred | 4 |
claudian dynasty | 4 |
caelius antipater | 4 |
see rufus | 4 |
third ode | 4 |
national epic | 4 |
old annalists | 4 |
secular games | 4 |
latin authors | 4 |
may mention | 4 |
asiatic style | 4 |
metrical accent | 4 |
years ago | 4 |
de amicitia | 4 |
literary form | 4 |
cicero calls | 4 |
general characteristics | 4 |
good will | 4 |
much inferior | 4 |
earlier part | 4 |
latin classics | 4 |
little poem | 4 |
many scholars | 4 |
horace speaks | 4 |
immediately followed | 4 |
first play | 4 |
shows us | 4 |
roman orators | 4 |
high place | 4 |
like cato | 4 |
warm admirer | 4 |
third satire | 4 |
perhaps unequalled | 4 |
ancient times | 4 |
quite different | 4 |
modern literature | 4 |
real name | 4 |
highest praise | 4 |
totally without | 4 |
earliest work | 4 |
book must | 4 |
illustrious men | 4 |
general character | 4 |
literary merit | 4 |
horace wrote | 4 |
though perhaps | 4 |
heroic poem | 4 |
later roman | 4 |
debated whether | 4 |
one side | 4 |
historical epics | 4 |
augustan history | 4 |
main outlines | 4 |
well fitted | 4 |
empress livia | 4 |
public men | 4 |
give way | 4 |
latin poet | 4 |
human thought | 4 |
without success | 4 |
much admired | 4 |
new kind | 4 |
new testament | 4 |
book ends | 4 |
alexander severus | 4 |
almost say | 4 |
western europe | 4 |
amavit cras | 4 |
furius bibaculus | 4 |
asconius pedianus | 4 |
work like | 4 |
soon afterwards | 4 |
later commentators | 4 |
give us | 4 |
law courts | 4 |
several books | 4 |
greek legend | 4 |
greek song | 4 |
columna rostrata | 4 |
take place | 4 |
every day | 4 |
every variety | 4 |
virgil made | 4 |
every field | 4 |
poetical genius | 4 |
nothing else | 4 |
arruntius stella | 4 |
terentius varro | 4 |
grammatical studies | 4 |
latin speech | 4 |
great political | 4 |
roman knight | 4 |
strong interest | 4 |
century later | 4 |
now first | 4 |
earliest period | 4 |
greek philosophy | 4 |
will show | 4 |
anything like | 4 |
though others | 4 |
first part | 4 |
pomponius secundus | 4 |
vast number | 4 |
another instance | 4 |
hexameter poems | 4 |
earlier period | 4 |
best suited | 4 |
known line | 4 |
best authorities | 4 |
general interest | 4 |
roman epos | 4 |
great names | 4 |
subject will | 4 |
much higher | 4 |
bore fruit | 4 |
roman historians | 4 |
literary epoch | 4 |
first four | 4 |
even less | 4 |
considerable fragments | 4 |
fully developed | 4 |
poem called | 4 |
speaking world | 4 |
frequent use | 4 |
strictly speaking | 4 |
marcus antonius | 4 |
stoic philosophy | 4 |
men whose | 4 |
lege manilia | 4 |
thirty books | 4 |
greatest masters | 4 |
epic poem | 4 |
noble language | 4 |
carefully studied | 4 |
dio chrysostom | 4 |
without reason | 4 |
ancient orators | 4 |
short notice | 4 |
put forth | 4 |
french revolution | 4 |
dramatic form | 4 |
literary culture | 4 |
considerable fortune | 4 |
abstract thought | 4 |
sic ubi | 4 |
educated classes | 4 |
several fragments | 4 |
modern europe | 4 |
brilliant wit | 4 |
late period | 4 |
native eloquence | 4 |
seventeenth century | 4 |
fecise velet | 4 |
somewhat similar | 4 |
marcus valerius | 4 |
publilius syrus | 4 |
elegiac poets | 4 |
long enough | 4 |
though without | 4 |
noctes atticae | 4 |
scipionic circle | 4 |
ne minus | 4 |
two short | 4 |
literary impulse | 4 |
acta diurna | 4 |
horace may | 4 |
greek schools | 4 |
individual genius | 4 |
cicero mentions | 4 |
great enough | 4 |
already seen | 4 |
si non | 4 |
greek art | 4 |
producing effect | 4 |
work de | 4 |
fortunate enough | 4 |
historical writing | 4 |
strangely enough | 4 |
de la | 4 |
never speaks | 4 |
far short | 4 |
acta senatus | 4 |
many cases | 4 |
classical writers | 4 |
little estate | 4 |
septimius severus | 4 |
constructive power | 4 |
truly roman | 4 |
younger men | 4 |
many important | 4 |
sufficient reason | 4 |
nearest approach | 4 |
good service | 4 |
abridged form | 4 |
imperial system | 4 |
near naples | 4 |
praetorian guards | 4 |
first eminence | 4 |
sixth book | 4 |
libri lintei | 4 |
fine passage | 4 |
human knowledge | 4 |
last words | 4 |
quintus curtius | 4 |
never quite | 4 |
many writers | 4 |
main points | 4 |
take care | 4 |
non ego | 4 |
latin words | 4 |
epicurean philosophy | 4 |
single great | 4 |
great city | 4 |
many ways | 4 |
great name | 3 |
six books | 3 |
beyond question | 3 |
middle life | 3 |
greatest master | 3 |
criminal trials | 3 |
much light | 3 |
rich vein | 3 |
epic metre | 3 |
horace mentions | 3 |
kept within | 3 |
didactic poems | 3 |
known lines | 3 |
whose hands | 3 |
first sight | 3 |
republican authors | 3 |
encyclopaedia metropolitana | 3 |
ad fam | 3 |
might seem | 3 |
greek ideas | 3 |
fit ut | 3 |
every question | 3 |
just quoted | 3 |
considerable portion | 3 |
actual life | 3 |
intimate friends | 3 |
rank among | 3 |
lucius annaeus | 3 |
old greece | 3 |
last period | 3 |
whose names | 3 |
really great | 3 |
literary perfection | 3 |
later critics | 3 |
many interesting | 3 |
us entire | 3 |
greek eloquence | 3 |
philosophical treatises | 3 |
early years | 3 |
general literature | 3 |
technical quality | 3 |
scientific criticism | 3 |
somewhat less | 3 |
partial revival | 3 |
something like | 3 |
like scipio | 3 |
time almost | 3 |
common features | 3 |
justifiable pride | 3 |
though full | 3 |
two things | 3 |
easy task | 3 |
metrical forms | 3 |
second part | 3 |
animal spirits | 3 |
greek hexameter | 3 |
real merit | 3 |
trimeter iambic | 3 |
special favourite | 3 |
well deserves | 3 |
chief object | 3 |
partly due | 3 |
institutio oratoria | 3 |
sovereign people | 3 |
great difference | 3 |
ancient author | 3 |
peculiarly roman | 3 |
early days | 3 |
highly esteemed | 3 |
greek letters | 3 |
prose writing | 3 |
old comedy | 3 |
prose essay | 3 |
tenderly loved | 3 |
gave way | 3 |
cicero alone | 3 |
lines beginning | 3 |
toga candida | 3 |
class life | 3 |
appius claudius | 3 |
history began | 3 |
like milton | 3 |
men must | 3 |
later greek | 3 |
may fairly | 3 |
national pride | 3 |
luscius lavinius | 3 |
already taken | 3 |
final collapse | 3 |
old censor | 3 |
religious ideas | 3 |
cato major | 3 |
first instance | 3 |
looked back | 3 |
first acquaintance | 3 |
greatest orators | 3 |
literary fame | 3 |
already reached | 3 |
two parts | 3 |
literary excellence | 3 |
dum ne | 3 |
lines may | 3 |
yet even | 3 |
rough notes | 3 |
will read | 3 |
spent much | 3 |
striking contrast | 3 |
single combat | 3 |
elocutio novella | 3 |
vivere durent | 3 |
musonius rufus | 3 |
sulpicius rufus | 3 |
remind one | 3 |
de provinciis | 3 |
little known | 3 |
seventh book | 3 |
published separately | 3 |
found time | 3 |
one may | 3 |
though probably | 3 |
will always | 3 |
single exception | 3 |
show us | 3 |
another work | 3 |
fifteen years | 3 |
roman stage | 3 |
rhetorical exercises | 3 |
peri ton | 3 |
happy chance | 3 |
became one | 3 |
editions recommended | 3 |
great advantage | 3 |
terentianus maurus | 3 |
new government | 3 |
final vowels | 3 |
high conception | 3 |
old greek | 3 |
rhetorical vices | 3 |
every means | 3 |
cicero found | 3 |
gaston boissier | 3 |
masterly sketch | 3 |
tusculan disputations | 3 |
valerius soranus | 3 |
lyric poet | 3 |
good government | 3 |
younger scaevola | 3 |
will follow | 3 |
peculiarly latin | 3 |
praesertim cum | 3 |
others place | 3 |
lyric poem | 3 |
highly coloured | 3 |
never mentioned | 3 |
making allowance | 3 |
latin version | 3 |
gladiatorial shows | 3 |
military service | 3 |
chapter xi | 3 |
teuffel thinks | 3 |
thoroughly national | 3 |
poem de | 3 |
two gracchi | 3 |
many enemies | 3 |
funeral orations | 3 |
erotic poetry | 3 |
scarcely less | 3 |
natural philosophy | 3 |
two separate | 3 |
best possible | 3 |
great poem | 3 |
political career | 3 |
copious diction | 3 |
roman army | 3 |
highest poetry | 3 |
almost extinct | 3 |
later literature | 3 |
deeply imbued | 3 |
best writers | 3 |
reminds one | 3 |
every line | 3 |
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native language | 2 |
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