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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Page 17
... joined with the name of a town , it is to be understood literally took Sparta ; and the expression " took Sparta " is to be explained by the fact of the taking of Helen , the conquering the virtue of Helen . : The expression expugnavit ...
... joined with the name of a town , it is to be understood literally took Sparta ; and the expression " took Sparta " is to be explained by the fact of the taking of Helen , the conquering the virtue of Helen . : The expression expugnavit ...
Page 66
... joined by Seneca , Agam . 2. 129 : " proin quidquid est , da tempus ac spatium tibi ; quod ratio non quit , sacpe sanavit mora . " As spatium and mora together make up the notion , time for delay , time of respite , so spatium and ...
... joined by Seneca , Agam . 2. 129 : " proin quidquid est , da tempus ac spatium tibi ; quod ratio non quit , sacpe sanavit mora . " As spatium and mora together make up the notion , time for delay , time of respite , so spatium and ...
Page 101
... joined in this same usual seuse with " manes by Statius , Theb . 3. 97 : 99 · " vetat igne rapi , pacemque sepulcri impius ignaris nequicquam manibus arcet , " and with " te " ( the dead Cyzicus ) by Val . Flacc . 3. 290 ( Jason ...
... joined in this same usual seuse with " manes by Statius , Theb . 3. 97 : 99 · " vetat igne rapi , pacemque sepulcri impius ignaris nequicquam manibus arcet , " and with " te " ( the dead Cyzicus ) by Val . Flacc . 3. 290 ( Jason ...
Page 146
... joined with the word by the three former of those com- mentators , viz . that of porrecto , but in the sense assigned to it by the fourth , viz . that of luxato . We have thus the picture of the horse lying , neither on , nor with his ...
... joined with the word by the three former of those com- mentators , viz . that of porrecto , but in the sense assigned to it by the fourth , viz . that of luxato . We have thus the picture of the horse lying , neither on , nor with his ...
Page 173
... joined , but of affirming the opposite . Compare Aen . 5. 618 : “ haud ignara nocendi , " not merely not ignorant of harming , but well skilled in harming ; ibid . 8. 627 : “ haud vatum ignarus , " not merely not ignorant of the ...
... joined , but of affirming the opposite . Compare Aen . 5. 618 : “ haud ignara nocendi , " not merely not ignorant of harming , but well skilled in harming ; ibid . 8. 627 : “ haud vatum ignarus , " not merely not ignorant of the ...
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Page 57 - Vide le genti e l' arme, abbassò l' asta; Bd uno in quella e poscia un altro messe, E un altro e un altro, che sembrar di pasta : E fino a sei ve n' infilzò ; e li resse Tutti una lancia : e perch' ella non basta A più capir, lasciò il settimo fuore Ferito sì che di quel colpo muore.