P. Vergili Maronis Aeneidos: Lib. IIBrowne and Nolan, 1944 - 129 pages |
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Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. from the " epitomisers " of later times . But the poems were extant in Virgil's day and for cen- turies after him , and he used them and other poems like them as sources for the second Aeneid . Virgil ...
Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. from the " epitomisers " of later times . But the poems were extant in Virgil's day and for cen- turies after him , and he used them and other poems like them as sources for the second Aeneid . Virgil ...
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Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. midst . Virgil selects three things : the wooden horse , the appearance of Sinon , and his ill- treatment at the hands of somebody , and from these builds up the story we find in this book . ( b ) Laocoon ...
Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. midst . Virgil selects three things : the wooden horse , the appearance of Sinon , and his ill- treatment at the hands of somebody , and from these builds up the story we find in this book . ( b ) Laocoon ...
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Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. to ( praelibat ) this version but adopts the other . [ See Intro . Sect . 3. ] It is commonly supposed that Pompey's fate was in Virgil's mind when writing these lines . 561. aequaevum : Anchises was about ...
Lib. II Virgil Maurice Duggan. to ( praelibat ) this version but adopts the other . [ See Intro . Sect . 3. ] It is commonly supposed that Pompey's fate was in Virgil's mind when writing these lines . 561. aequaevum : Anchises was about ...
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Achilles adparent Aeneas Aeneid agmine Anchises animi āre āri arma Athena atque atrium ātum ātus sum āvi Book caesura Calchas Cassandra cavaedium cessi circum coniunx conj Coroebus Creusa ctum Danai Danaum dative divum domus door ĕre ĕris fata fate ferre flammae goddess gods Greece Greek haec Hector hendiadys Homer iamque indecl Index of Proper inis ipse ĭtum laeva Laocoon lapsus Latin limina Mackail manu mihi Minerva moenia muros Mycenae Neoptolemus neque nequiquam noun ntis numine nunc oculos omnes ōnis ōris ōrum palace Pallas Panthus pater perf plur poenas prep Priam pron Proper Names Pyrrhus quae Roman roof ruinam Sandford sanguine Sinon slain staret subj summa superl syllable tela Tenedos tibi tmesis Translate Troia Trojans Troy Ulixi ultro Ulysses urbe urbi vestibulum Virgil vittae wooden horse word