Aeneidea, Or, Critical, Exegetical, and Aesthetical Remarks on the Aeneis: With a Personal Collation of All the First Class Mss., Upwards of One Hundred Second Class Mss., and All the Principal Editions, Volume 4Williams and Norgate, 1889 - Aeneas (Legendary character) in literature |
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... etiam immensi reparator maximus aevi attollit vultus , et utroque a limine grates Ianus agit , " was still no more than aupinuλov , unless those two doors were actually open . Then , and then only , did it become " bipateus . " QUIANAM ...
... etiam immensi reparator maximus aevi attollit vultus , et utroque a limine grates Ianus agit , " was still no more than aupinuλov , unless those two doors were actually open . Then , and then only , did it become " bipateus . " QUIANAM ...
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... etiam si quisque militum eius solummodo lapidem vel cespitem vel stipitem ad construendum contra urbem aggerem apportaret , tam sublimis ex eo posset agger exsurgere qui superficiei civitatis ipsius quae erat intra muros esse videretur ...
... etiam si quisque militum eius solummodo lapidem vel cespitem vel stipitem ad construendum contra urbem aggerem apportaret , tam sublimis ex eo posset agger exsurgere qui superficiei civitatis ipsius quae erat intra muros esse videretur ...
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... ETIAM MANES RERUM - MOVET ( vv . 39 , 40 ) .— What can be plainer than that MANES is here Hades , the tertia SORS RERUM ? or what excuse is there for the gloss of Jacob , ad Lucil . Aetn . 77 : " Manes de Furiis , Virg . Aen . 10. 39 ...
... ETIAM MANES RERUM - MOVET ( vv . 39 , 40 ) .— What can be plainer than that MANES is here Hades , the tertia SORS RERUM ? or what excuse is there for the gloss of Jacob , ad Lucil . Aetn . 77 : " Manes de Furiis , Virg . Aen . 10. 39 ...
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... etiam clausas expugnant arma pudicas . " But in our text there is no metaphor , can be no metaphor , for the town itself is mentioned by name , and the proper technical term for taking a town is applied to it . The meaning , there- fore ...
... etiam clausas expugnant arma pudicas . " But in our text there is no metaphor , can be no metaphor , for the town itself is mentioned by name , and the proper technical term for taking a town is applied to it . The meaning , there- fore ...
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... etiam in aliquot aliis Vat . Bibl . legitur CINERE , " Pierius . III Wagn . ( Lect . Virg . and Pruest . ) ; Haupt ; Ribb . CINYRA III N. Heins . ( 1670 ) ; Philippe ; Heyne ; Brunck ; Wakef .; Pott .; Wagn . ( ed . Heyn . ) ; Lad ...
... etiam in aliquot aliis Vat . Bibl . legitur CINERE , " Pierius . III Wagn . ( Lect . Virg . and Pruest . ) ; Haupt ; Ribb . CINYRA III N. Heins . ( 1670 ) ; Philippe ; Heyne ; Brunck ; Wakef .; Pott .; Wagn . ( ed . Heyn . ) ; Lad ...
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