
Mackail
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Mackail · 51 chapters
first who made this sort of arrangement under subjects, which, with modifications, has generally been followed afterwards.
Constantinus, called Cephalas, broke it up, and distributed it under different heads, viz., the love-poems separately, and the dedications and epitaphs, and epideictic pieces, as they are now arranged below in this book.
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