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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... horse - fancier , and remarkable for his fine chariot and horses . Aen . 12. 82 : 9.47 : 12. 164 : " poscit equos , gaudetque tuens ante ora frementes , Pilumno quos ipsa decus dedit Orithyia , qui candore nives anteirent , cursibus ...
... horse - fancier , and remarkable for his fine chariot and horses . Aen . 12. 82 : 9.47 : 12. 164 : " poscit equos , gaudetque tuens ante ora frementes , Pilumno quos ipsa decus dedit Orithyia , qui candore nives anteirent , cursibus ...
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... Horse ) : δεμας αιόλον ίππου . TERCENTUM ADIICIUNT , MENS OMNIBUS UNA SEQUENDI QUI CAERETE DOMO ( vv . 181 , 182 ) : - Equivalent to : Tercentum unanimi sequuntur e Caerete domo , & c . Compare Georg . 4. 212 : 66 rege incolumi mens ...
... Horse ) : δεμας αιόλον ίππου . TERCENTUM ADIICIUNT , MENS OMNIBUS UNA SEQUENDI QUI CAERETE DOMO ( vv . 181 , 182 ) : - Equivalent to : Tercentum unanimi sequuntur e Caerete domo , & c . Compare Georg . 4. 212 : 66 rege incolumi mens ...
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... horse shed tears at his master's funeral , though the poor horse only did what heroes ' horses had always done from all time . After all , the feat performed by Aeneas in our text was not so very extraordinary as not to be repeated ...
... horse shed tears at his master's funeral , though the poor horse only did what heroes ' horses had always done from all time . After all , the feat performed by Aeneas in our text was not so very extraordinary as not to be repeated ...
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... horse , Sil . 4. 179 : " hasta viri femur et pariter per anhela volantis ilia sedit equi , et geminam dedit horrida mortem . " Nor are we of modern times at all more degenerate . Orlando spikes six men on his spear , one after another ...
... horse , Sil . 4. 179 : " hasta viri femur et pariter per anhela volantis ilia sedit equi , et geminam dedit horrida mortem . " Nor are we of modern times at all more degenerate . Orlando spikes six men on his spear , one after another ...
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... horses and mules on the Continent of Europe and elsewhere - or actual bells with tongues . They were attached by rings which passed through holes , at short distances from each other , along the lower edge of the " balteus , " in its ...
... horses and mules on the Continent of Europe and elsewhere - or actual bells with tongues . They were attached by rings which passed through holes , at short distances from each other , along the lower edge of the " balteus , " in its ...
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