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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]] | [[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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Antoine Borel, Title page[1] to Parapilla
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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