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Jacob Korg <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 29 Jan 2003 21:22:35 -0800
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dear Nikolay:
        Please note that I did not say he had NO knowledge of Latin,
but that he did not have POUND'S "acess" to Latin.
I have no doubt that he knew some Latin, but I'm sure Pound had a
superior knowledge of it, as suggested by Canto I,  his Propertius,
translations, allusions to  Catullus, etc.
        I expressed myself carefullly, and hope to be read that way.
                                Jacob Korgn

On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Nikolay Nikiforov wrote:

> JK> -- and he did not have Pound's access to Greek, Latin, or, of course,
> JK> Chinese.
> ???
> No access to Latin? Was he not Catholic?
> Oh my terrible ignorance. Please tell us the truth: that Joyce was a
> methodist Yankee, who wrote cowboy pulp fiction.
> Literary studies are definitely _interesting_
>
> Nikolay
>

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