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Page 122
... once blocked the telling of familiar tales by saying , “ We know the fate of all the others . " Proteus was saved from any obligation to tell the story of the Iliad by saying to Menelaus , " You were present at the battle . " There are ...
... once blocked the telling of familiar tales by saying , “ We know the fate of all the others . " Proteus was saved from any obligation to tell the story of the Iliad by saying to Menelaus , " You were present at the battle . " There are ...
Page 157
... once that of building 4 the city of Carthage , once the happy occupations of the Blessed in Elysium . The industry of ants also is taken by Vergil to illustrate the labors of the Trojans in rebuilding their ships in order to escape from ...
... once that of building 4 the city of Carthage , once the happy occupations of the Blessed in Elysium . The industry of ants also is taken by Vergil to illustrate the labors of the Trojans in rebuilding their ships in order to escape from ...
Page 170
... once more to the last words of Dido's curse which pic- ture the end that the tragedy was to have in the destinies of Rome , the destruction of vast Roman armies , and the fourteen years ' devastation of Italy by Hannibal.3 2 In " The ...
... once more to the last words of Dido's curse which pic- ture the end that the tragedy was to have in the destinies of Rome , the destruction of vast Roman armies , and the fourteen years ' devastation of Italy by Hannibal.3 2 In " The ...
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