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Phaedrus 246. Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 733 (Migne);
Friedrich Solmsen, "The
Powers of
Darkness in Prudentius'
Contra Symmachum: A
Study of His
Poetic Imagination...
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cardinal virtues,
against idolatry and the
corresponding vices.
Libri contra Symmachum -- ("Books
Against Symmachus")
oppose the
pagan senator Symmachus's requests...
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original on
August 21, 2023.
Retrieved 2007-08-27. Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 2.
Claridge 1998, p. 71 Lanciani,
Rodolfo Amedeo (1900). The
ruins and...
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Friedrich Solmsen, "The
Powers of
Darkness in Prudentius'
Contra Symmachum: A
Study of His
Poetic Imagination,"
Vigiliae Christianae 19.4 (1965)...
- 803.
Friedrich Solmsen, "The
Powers of
Darkness in Prudentius'
Contra Symmachum: A
Study of His
Poetic Imagination,"
Vigiliae Christianae 19.4 (1965)...
- Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum I.379–399, II.1086–1132, and V.354;
Friedrich Solmsen, "The
Powers of
Darkness in Prudentius'
Contra Symmachum: A
Study of His...
- Welch, 18-19:
citing Livy,
summary 16. For example, Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 1.379–398; see
Donald G. Kyle,
Spectacles of
Death in
Ancient Rome (Routledge...
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heathen statues,"
citing Codex Theodosi**** XVI,10, 19. Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 2. Rev.
James J. Sheridan, "The
Altar of Victory—Paganism's Last Battle"...
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Phaedrus 246. Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 733 (Migne);
Friedrich Solmsen, "The
Powers of
Darkness in Prudentius'
Contra Symmachum: A
Study of His
Poetic Imagination...
- Prudentius’
Contra Symmachus,”
Phoenix 45 (1991) 50–61; Prudentius,
Contra Symmachum 1.506–607. De
civitate Dei 1.8;
barbarian incursions are a
subject relevant...
