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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... ipse 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 ...
... ipse 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 ...
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... a road which we take or follow , secamus or " sequimur . " Ovid , Her . 17 . 140 : 66 ' spemque sequi coner , quam locus ipse neget . " Ibid . 18. 182 : 66 spemque suo refugi fluminis 107-115 QUAE - OLYMPUM ] 23 BOOK X.
... a road which we take or follow , secamus or " sequimur . " Ovid , Her . 17 . 140 : 66 ' spemque sequi coner , quam locus ipse neget . " Ibid . 18. 182 : 66 spemque suo refugi fluminis 107-115 QUAE - OLYMPUM ] 23 BOOK X.
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... ipse ratem vento stellisque ministrat ; " and see 6. 302 , and Rem . 219-231 . ATQUE ILLI MEDIO IN SPATIO CHORUS ECCE SUARUM OCCURRIT COMITUM NYMPHAE QUAS ALMA CYBEBE NUMEN HABERE MARIS NYMPHASQUE E NAVIBUS ESSE IUSSERAT INNABANT ...
... ipse ratem vento stellisque ministrat ; " and see 6. 302 , and Rem . 219-231 . ATQUE ILLI MEDIO IN SPATIO CHORUS ECCE SUARUM OCCURRIT COMITUM NYMPHAE QUAS ALMA CYBEBE NUMEN HABERE MARIS NYMPHASQUE E NAVIBUS ESSE IUSSERAT INNABANT ...
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... ipse manu magna Portunus euntem impulit❞— than the " lift " which every genuine Irishman is so happy to give to his friend on occasion , viz . a help which costs the giver little or nothing , while at the same time it puts the receiver ...
... ipse manu magna Portunus euntem impulit❞— than the " lift " which every genuine Irishman is so happy to give to his friend on occasion , viz . a help which costs the giver little or nothing , while at the same time it puts the receiver ...
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... ipse venit ; ' also Claud . , de Locusta , Epigr . 33. 1 : " horret apex capitis ; medio fera lumina surgunt vertice ; cognatus dorso durescit amictus . " Virgil's reader has , I think , a right to complain that this figurative fire on ...
... ipse venit ; ' also Claud . , de Locusta , Epigr . 33. 1 : " horret apex capitis ; medio fera lumina surgunt vertice ; cognatus dorso durescit amictus . " Virgil's reader has , I think , a right to complain that this figurative fire on ...
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