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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... same manner : " it was morning , " and " it was morning , " than which nothing could be more contrary to the usual habit of Virgil , always and especially in the commencement of his 4 AENEIDEA [ 1-5 PANDITUR - BIPATENTIBUS.
... same manner : " it was morning , " and " it was morning , " than which nothing could be more contrary to the usual habit of Virgil , always and especially in the commencement of his 4 AENEIDEA [ 1-5 PANDITUR - BIPATENTIBUS.
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... usual vorεPOV TOUTEρOVS , and is to be thus construed : " Quae causa fuit foedera solvere furto , et Europamque Asiamque consurgere in arma . ” The FOEDERA SOLVERE FURTO has its explanation in the following line : ME DUCE DARDANIUS ...
... usual vorεPOV TOUTEρOVS , and is to be thus construed : " Quae causa fuit foedera solvere furto , et Europamque Asiamque consurgere in arma . ” The FOEDERA SOLVERE FURTO has its explanation in the following line : ME DUCE DARDANIUS ...
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... usual in everything written by our author - for it must not be forgotten that while it is the Almighty who speaks , it is Virgil who prompts - an elucidation , or repetition more at full , of what he has just said : whether this unhappy ...
... usual in everything written by our author - for it must not be forgotten that while it is the Almighty who speaks , it is Virgil who prompts - an elucidation , or repetition more at full , of what he has just said : whether this unhappy ...
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... usual cautious -I should rather , perhaps , say confused - manner assigned the word two of its three , if not all its three , meanings . " Impulit navem libramento peritiae et moderationis quippe quae fuerat navis ; " that is to say ...
... usual cautious -I should rather , perhaps , say confused - manner assigned the word two of its three , if not all its three , meanings . " Impulit navem libramento peritiae et moderationis quippe quae fuerat navis ; " that is to say ...
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... usual habit ( see Rem . on " multo clamore sequuntur , " 9. 466 ) . But it is not an interruption , it is merely the completion of the view partially presented in the words CLAMOREM AD SIDERA TOLLUNT , before he proceeds to consider ...
... usual habit ( see Rem . on " multo clamore sequuntur , " 9. 466 ) . But it is not an interruption , it is merely the completion of the view partially presented in the words CLAMOREM AD SIDERA TOLLUNT , before he proceeds to consider ...
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