P. Vergili Maronis Aeneidos: Lib. IIBrowne and Nolan, 1944 - 129 pages |
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... door ( 450 ) . The assailants place scaling - ladders against the walls ( 442 ) ; the fighting on the ground is passed over without comment . Stage ii ( lines 453-468 ) . Aeneas enters the palace by a hidden postern door ( 453 ) ...
... door ( 450 ) . The assailants place scaling - ladders against the walls ( 442 ) ; the fighting on the ground is passed over without comment . Stage ii ( lines 453-468 ) . Aeneas enters the palace by a hidden postern door ( 453 ) ...
Page 70
... door ( see 449 note ) . But Pyrrhus ' attack on the door , which now follows , assumes that as a force they have ceased to exist . You could not break down a door with a dozen armed men in front of it opposing you . [ The custodes of 1 ...
... door ( see 449 note ) . But Pyrrhus ' attack on the door , which now follows , assumes that as a force they have ceased to exist . You could not break down a door with a dozen armed men in front of it opposing you . [ The custodes of 1 ...
Page 71
... doors of the women's apart- ments . The embrace is the farewell embrace before the women are led into captivity ( see ... door . 492. āriětě : note the quantities āriětě , the i being treated as consonantal = y : cf. 16 and 442 . ariete ...
... doors of the women's apart- ments . The embrace is the farewell embrace before the women are led into captivity ( see ... door . 492. āriětě : note the quantities āriětě , the i being treated as consonantal = y : cf. 16 and 442 . ariete ...
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