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181 . arma deosque parant comites , they are getting ( new ) forces and gods to accompany them . The gods have deserted the Greeks and must again be induced to lend their aid . remenso : note the passive use of the perf . part . of the ...
181 . arma deosque parant comites , they are getting ( new ) forces and gods to accompany them . The gods have deserted the Greeks and must again be induced to lend their aid . remenso : note the passive use of the perf . part . of the ...
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396. haud numine nostro , under a protection not our By putting on the Greek armour the Trojans are supposed , in typically pagan fashion , to enlist the aid of the gods favourable to Greece . Line 402 makes it clear that such aid was ...
396. haud numine nostro , under a protection not our By putting on the Greek armour the Trojans are supposed , in typically pagan fashion , to enlist the aid of the gods favourable to Greece . Line 402 makes it clear that such aid was ...
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May the gods , if in heaven there be any righteousness of such a kind as to care for these things , requite thee fittingly . The use of the subj . curet expresses the despairing doubt in Priam's mind : cf. 142 , note . pietas which is ...
May the gods , if in heaven there be any righteousness of such a kind as to care for these things , requite thee fittingly . The use of the subj . curet expresses the despairing doubt in Priam's mind : cf. 142 , note . pietas which is ...
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Achilles Aeneas Aeneid Anchises animi āre āri arma atque ātum ātus sum āvi Book caesura circum compares conj Danaum death domus door ěre ěris fall fata fate father final fire follow foot goddess gods Greece Greek haec hand heaven Hector Homer horse Index of Proper inis ipse Italy itum king Latin look Mackail manu meaning mihi moenia noun omnes palace Pallas perf phrase plur poenas postes prep Priam pron Proper Names Pyrrhus quae reference Roman roof Sandford sanguine sense short shows Sinon slain speak stand story strong subj superl syllable taken tell thing Translate Troia Trojans Troy Virgil walls
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| Title | P. Vergili Maronis Aeneidos: Lib. II Browne & Nolan's Latin classics Gill's elementary classics |
| Author | Virgil |
| Editor | Maurice Duggan |
| Publisher | Browne and Nolan, 1944 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2007 |
| Length | 129 pages |
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