Notes of a Twelve Years' Voyage of Discovery in the First Six Books of the EneisMeinhold and Sons, 1853 - 586 pages |
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... not only drove Eneas from Troy , but ( which was princi- pally in Virgil's mind , and formed the subject of his entire poem ) brought him to , and planted him in , Italy . Therefore , fato Italiam Lavinaque littora venit profugus . And I 3.
... not only drove Eneas from Troy , but ( which was princi- pally in Virgil's mind , and formed the subject of his entire poem ) brought him to , and planted him in , Italy . Therefore , fato Italiam Lavinaque littora venit profugus . And I 3.
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... Troy On behalf of dear Argos , 32 . ET GENUS INVISUM ET RAPTI GANYMEDIS HONORES GENUS INVISUM . Genus Electrae sciz . as placed beyond doubt , not merely by the context , but by the direct testi- mony of OVID . Fasti . VI . 41 : " Tunc ...
... Troy On behalf of dear Argos , 32 . ET GENUS INVISUM ET RAPTI GANYMEDIS HONORES GENUS INVISUM . Genus Electrae sciz . as placed beyond doubt , not merely by the context , but by the direct testi- mony of OVID . Fasti . VI . 41 : " Tunc ...
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... Troy , it was by no means certain that his body would have had burial . The other ground which has been assigned for Eneas's emotion , viz . the reflection that death by shipwreck was death lost and thrown away , death redounding ...
... Troy , it was by no means certain that his body would have had burial . The other ground which has been assigned for Eneas's emotion , viz . the reflection that death by shipwreck was death lost and thrown away , death redounding ...
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... Troy , we shall , I think , be convinced that nothing could be more becoming or more natural than his deep emotion and pathetic exclamation , - " Better I had died by the hands of my noble enemy on the plains of Troy , fighting bravely ...
... Troy , we shall , I think , be convinced that nothing could be more becoming or more natural than his deep emotion and pathetic exclamation , - " Better I had died by the hands of my noble enemy on the plains of Troy , fighting bravely ...
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... Troy , in the sight of their sires ! O that I , too , had perished there by the hand of Tydides , or been swept away along with so many of my friends by the Simois ! In justice to the Manes of Virgil , I shall place in juxta - position ...
... Troy , in the sight of their sires ! O that I , too , had perished there by the hand of Tydides , or been swept away along with so many of my friends by the Simois ! In justice to the Manes of Virgil , I shall place in juxta - position ...
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