hu PRON31GENSX tempor N32GENSN aequal ADJ32NOMSCPOS Hesiodus OTHER fu V51PERFACTIVEIND3S circ V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S centum NUM20XXXCARD et CONJ viginti NUM20XXXCARD ann N21ACCPM distinct ADJ11NOMSMPOS ab PREPABL Homeri OTHER aetat N31LOCSF vir N23NOMSM perelegant ADJ31GENSXPOS ingeni N22GENSN et CONJ mollissi ADJ32NOMSFSUPER dulcedin N31LOCSF carmin N32GENPN memorabil ADJ32NOMSCPOS oti N24GENSN qui V61FUTACTIVEIND2P que CONJ cupidissi ADJ11NOMSMSUPER ut CONJ tempor N32LOCSN tant ADJ11DATSMPOS vir N21DATSN it VPAR61NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL oper N11LOCPF auctoritat N31LOCSF proxi ADJ00NOMSMSUPER
To this period belonged Hesiod, separated from the age of Homer by about one hundred and twenty years. A man of an exquisite taste, famous for the soft charm of his poems, and an ardent lover of peace and quiet, he ranks next to Homer, not only in point of time, but also in the reverence in which his work is held.
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