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If Eegulus GO PLINY'S LETTERS.
laboured under so many natural disadvantages, his success in his profession must have implied a force of character of a remarkably high order. He and many of his class were no doubt morally as bad as it was possible to be, but they were by no means intellec- tually contemptible.
CHAPTER VI.
MEN OF LETTERS AT ROME.
Circumstances combined to produce at Eome in the days of the Empire a very considerable amount of literary activity. For more than two centuries the wea...lth of the whole civilised world had been pouring into the capital. This influx had promoted the growth of two tilings, which to the men of the old regime — to such Conservatives, for instance, asCato — seemed equal- ly odious, luxury and culture. The first impulse of the monied class — a class whose riches equalled, if they did not surpass, even the largest fortunes of modern times — was to surround itself with the means of mate- rial enjoyment and display. But it was not long before more refined tastes began to be developed.
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If Eegulus GO PLINY'S LETTERS.
laboured under so many natural disadvantages, his success in his profession must have implied a force of character of a remarkably high order. He and many of his class were no doubt morally as bad as it was possible to be, but they were by no means intellec- tually contemptible.
CHAPTER VI.
MEN OF LETTERS AT ROME.
Circumstances combined to produce at Eome in the days of the Empire a very considerable amount of literary activity. For more than two centuries the wea...lth of the whole civilised world had been pouring into the capital. This influx had promoted the growth of two tilings, which to the men of the old regime — to such Conservatives, for instance, asCato — seemed equal- ly odious, luxury and culture. The first impulse of the monied class — a class whose riches equalled, if they did not surpass, even the largest fortunes of modern times — was to surround itself with the means of mate- rial enjoyment and display. But it was not long before more refined tastes began to be developed.
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