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| - | http://fr.wikisource.org/wiki/Franciscae_meae_laudes_%281857%29 | + | poets [[Ovid]], [[Lucan]], [[Valerius]], [[Seneca]], and [[Statius]], [[Williams]] includes [[Tacitus]]. In defense of [[Lucan]]'s [[decadence]], see Johnson (1987) |
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| - | *[[Miyu Uehara]], 24, Japanese glamour model, apparent suicide by hanging. [[Death of a beautiful woman]]. | + | [[Catherine Deneuve at gunpoint]] |
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| - | [[Catherine Deneuve at gunpoint]][http://jung.tumblr.com/post/5508354811/immoral-tales-catherine-deneuve] | + | |
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| - | [[Antoine Borel]], Title page[http://faculty.ncf.edu/hassold/FinDeSiecle/borel_parapilla.htm] to ''[[Parapilla]]'' | ||
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| - | [[Decadence]] is a label "frequently applied to [[Greek literature]] and works from the [[Alexandrian period]] (c. 300- 30 B.C.) and in [[Latin literature]] to the period after the death of [[Augustus]] (14 A.D.)." --[[Everything2]] | ||
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poets Ovid, Lucan, Valerius, Seneca, and Statius, Williams includes Tacitus. In defense of Lucan's decadence, see Johnson (1987)
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