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 309
... means drew it up more , so as to prevent its interfering with the feet - Dapibusque futuris . " And for the approaching ban- quet . " Literally , " and for the viands about to be . " Tergora deripiunt , & c . " They tear away the hide ...
... means drew it up more , so as to prevent its interfering with the feet - Dapibusque futuris . " And for the approaching ban- quet . " Literally , " and for the viands about to be . " Tergora deripiunt , & c . " They tear away the hide ...
Page 310
... means " fly . 66 where many a sail wings its flight . " ing with wings , " i . e . , moving rapidly : here , however , it is used to gignify " sailed upon , " or " navigable . ” — Jacentis . " Lying spread beneath his view . " Latos ...
... means " fly . 66 where many a sail wings its flight . " ing with wings , " i . e . , moving rapidly : here , however , it is used to gignify " sailed upon , " or " navigable . ” — Jacentis . " Lying spread beneath his view . " Latos ...
Page 319
... means hat Good Faith shall once more prevail , the national Religion be re - established , and concord and brotherly love be the order of the lay . All this is to mark the happy reign of Augustus . Quirinus . A name bestowed by the ...
... means hat Good Faith shall once more prevail , the national Religion be re - established , and concord and brotherly love be the order of the lay . All this is to mark the happy reign of Augustus . Quirinus . A name bestowed by the ...
Page 324
... means a rapid stream . The ancient poets , however , indul- ged in great license frequently as regarded streams in far - distant lands , and Virgil might easily assign to the remote Hebrus , of whien and its wild country so little was ...
... means a rapid stream . The ancient poets , however , indul- ged in great license frequently as regarded streams in far - distant lands , and Virgil might easily assign to the remote Hebrus , of whien and its wild country so little was ...
Page 328
... means that Dido knew nothing of these treasures until they were revealed to her . Sychæus had concealed them , not through avarice , but in order to keep them from the rapacity of Pygmalion . 361-364 . Conveniunt , quibus , & c ...
... means that Dido knew nothing of these treasures until they were revealed to her . Sychæus had concealed them , not through avarice , but in order to keep them from the rapacity of Pygmalion . 361-364 . Conveniunt , quibus , & c ...
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