The Æneïd of Virgil: With English Notes, Critical and Explanatory, a Metrical Clavis, and an Historical, Geographical, and Mythological IndexHarper & Brothers, 1872 |
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Page 296
... Observe the force of the plural . - Mollitque animos , & c . " And soothes their feelings , and moderates their wrath , " i . c . , their feel- ings enraged at this confinement . Ni faciat , & c . " Unless he do this , they assuredly ...
... Observe the force of the plural . - Mollitque animos , & c . " And soothes their feelings , and moderates their wrath , " i . c . , their feel- ings enraged at this confinement . Ni faciat , & c . " Unless he do this , they assuredly ...
Page 299
... Observe the active usage of ruo in this passage , and the employment of the same verb as a neuter in verse 83. - Creber procellis . " Frequent in rainy blasts , " .e . , abounding in rain - squalls . " Procella , " says Servius , in his ...
... Observe the active usage of ruo in this passage , and the employment of the same verb as a neuter in verse 83. - Creber procellis . " Frequent in rainy blasts , " .e . , abounding in rain - squalls . " Procella , " says Servius , in his ...
Page 316
... Observe the zeugma , or double signification in this verb . It is equivalent here to exstruet ac muniet . - Multá vi . Referring to both strength of sita . ation and the numbers of the inhabitants . 272-275 . Hic . Referring to Alba ...
... Observe the zeugma , or double signification in this verb . It is equivalent here to exstruet ac muniet . - Multá vi . Referring to both strength of sita . ation and the numbers of the inhabitants . 272-275 . Hic . Referring to Alba ...
Page 326
... Observe the first syllable long here in Sychæus , bui short in verse 348 , and everywhere else . The ancient poets allow- ed themselves great license in the prosodiacal use of foreign words , especially proper names , thus : Sicănus ...
... Observe the first syllable long here in Sychæus , bui short in verse 348 , and everywhere else . The ancient poets allow- ed themselves great license in the prosodiacal use of foreign words , especially proper names , thus : Sicănus ...
Page 327
... Observe the force of the plural here . - Et ægram multa , & c . " And , wickedly inventing many a tale , deceived , with empty hope , the heart - sick , loving queen . " Literally , " and , bad man , feigning many things , " & c . With ...
... Observe the force of the plural here . - Et ægram multa , & c . " And , wickedly inventing many a tale , deceived , with empty hope , the heart - sick , loving queen . " Literally , " and , bad man , feigning many things , " & c . With ...
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