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... predicate noun , regnum ; B. 246 , 5 ; A. 296 , a ; G. 211 , R. 5 ; H. 396 , 2. dea : Juno . gentibus : a poetic use of the dative where we should expect the Objective Geni- tive . esse : object infinitive of tendit and fovet . 18. si ...
... predicate noun , regnum ; B. 246 , 5 ; A. 296 , a ; G. 211 , R. 5 ; H. 396 , 2. dea : Juno . gentibus : a poetic use of the dative where we should expect the Objective Geni- tive . esse : object infinitive of tendit and fovet . 18. si ...
Page 160
... predicate Genitive of Quality , limiting con- dere , the subject of erat ; B. 203 , 1 , 5 ; A. 345 ; G. 365 ; H. 440 , 3 . 34-80 . Juno persuades Aeolus to send a storm upon the Trojan fleet . 34. vix e conspectu , etc .: Aeneas in his ...
... predicate Genitive of Quality , limiting con- dere , the subject of erat ; B. 203 , 1 , 5 ; A. 345 ; G. 365 ; H. 440 , 3 . 34-80 . Juno persuades Aeolus to send a storm upon the Trojan fleet . 34. vix e conspectu , etc .: Aeneas in his ...
Page 161
... predicate nominative with incedo . Jovisque et .. et : -que connects the phrase Jovis soror et conjunx to regina ; et . et are further used as correlatives to connect soror and conjunx . • C 47 : una cum gente : i.e. with one and the ...
... predicate nominative with incedo . Jovisque et .. et : -que connects the phrase Jovis soror et conjunx to regina ; et . et are further used as correlatives to connect soror and conjunx . • C 47 : una cum gente : i.e. with one and the ...
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... predicate agreement with eos understood ( object of age ) , refer- ring to the men in the Trojan fleet . disice : though spelled disice , this word was probably pronounced disjice ; the first syllable is regu- larly long in verse . bis ...
... predicate agreement with eos understood ( object of age ) , refer- ring to the men in the Trojan fleet . disice : though spelled disice , this word was probably pronounced disjice ; the first syllable is regu- larly long in verse . bis ...
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... predicate ; regni is Genitive of the Whole . sceptra : i.e. my sway ; for the plural , cf. line 57. Jovemque : i.e. the favor of Jove . 79. das : grant ( me the privilege ) . epulis accumbere divum : i.e. to recline at the banquets of ...
... predicate ; regni is Genitive of the Whole . sceptra : i.e. my sway ; for the plural , cf. line 57. Jovemque : i.e. the favor of Jove . 79. das : grant ( me the privilege ) . epulis accumbere divum : i.e. to recline at the banquets of ...
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