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... sides - 215 . This course of things is interrupted by Juno through the nymph Juturna , sister of Turnus , assuming the form of Camers - 243 : and first of all Tolumnius the augur , having interpreted falsely , slays a son of Gylippus ...
... sides - 215 . This course of things is interrupted by Juno through the nymph Juturna , sister of Turnus , assuming the form of Camers - 243 : and first of all Tolumnius the augur , having interpreted falsely , slays a son of Gylippus ...
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... sides ; ' . e . the two ends of the belt fastened in front by a clasp or buckle . - Quà fibula , morsu jungit latera baltei . ' Where the stitched belt is worn by the waist , ( alvo lit. the stomach , ) and the clasp nips or pinches the ...
... sides ; ' . e . the two ends of the belt fastened in front by a clasp or buckle . - Quà fibula , morsu jungit latera baltei . ' Where the stitched belt is worn by the waist , ( alvo lit. the stomach , ) and the clasp nips or pinches the ...
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... sides ; ' . e . the two ends of the belt fastened in front by a clasp or buckle . - Quà fibula , morsu jungit latera baltei . ' Where the stitched belt is worn by the waist , ( alvo lit. the stomach , ) and the clasp nips or pinches the ...
... sides ; ' . e . the two ends of the belt fastened in front by a clasp or buckle . - Quà fibula , morsu jungit latera baltei . ' Where the stitched belt is worn by the waist , ( alvo lit. the stomach , ) and the clasp nips or pinches the ...
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... 8. Quæque est via proxima leto - Excipit in latus : 1 Transadigit costas et crates pectoris ensem . Turnus equo the different slaughters . ' ' smites , ' lit. ' catches on the side ; ' - 26 [ 487-507 . P. VIRGILII MARONIS.
... 8. Quæque est via proxima leto - Excipit in latus : 1 Transadigit costas et crates pectoris ensem . Turnus equo the different slaughters . ' ' smites , ' lit. ' catches on the side ; ' - 26 [ 487-507 . P. VIRGILII MARONIS.
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... death is speediest ; ' Ovid Met . 8. Quæque est via proxima leto― Excipit in latus : ' smites , ' lit. ' catches on the side ; ' - Transadigit costas et crates pectoris ensem . Turnus equo dejectum 26 [ 487-507 . P. VIRGILII MARONIS.
... death is speediest ; ' Ovid Met . 8. Quæque est via proxima leto― Excipit in latus : ' smites , ' lit. ' catches on the side ; ' - Transadigit costas et crates pectoris ensem . Turnus equo dejectum 26 [ 487-507 . P. VIRGILII MARONIS.
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Page 87 - Exuviasque hausit, furiis accensus, et ira Terribilis: Tune hinc, spoliis indute meorum, Eripiare mihi ? Pallas te hoc vulnere, Pallas Immolat, et poenam scelerato ex sanguine sumit.
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