Labor Improbus

Classical Quarterly 43 (01):243- (1993)
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The paragraph in the first book of the Georgics, running from lines 118 to 159, which describes the loss of the golden age and man's subsequent history, has been very diversely interpreted. But one sentence, at 145f., has been especially controversial: labor omnia vicit improbus et duns urgens in rebus egestas

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Catullus 1.5–7.B. J. Gibson - 1995 - Classical Quarterly 45 (02):569-.

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