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Juvenal Satires Book III
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The text is based on the most recent scholarship on the textual transmission, accompanied by a full apparatus criticus at the foot of each page and also a facing English translation. The translation sticks as closely to the Latin as possible, aiming to explain the meaning of Juvenal’s text while also producing a readable version which might be read by a reader who does not understand Latin.
Title: Juvenal Satires Book III
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The text is based on the most recent scholarship on the textual transmission, accompanied by a full apparatus criticus at the foot of each page and also a facing English translation.
The translation sticks as closely to the Latin as possible, aiming to explain the meaning of Juvenal’s text while also producing a readable version which might be read by a reader who does not understand Latin.
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