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81. tempora : for the construction , see crinem , 65. lauro : sacred to Apollo . Lines 84-120 . THE ORACLE OF APOLLO AS INTERPRETED BY ANCHISES . 85. propriam domum : an enduring home , now the great desire of the Trojans .
81. tempora : for the construction , see crinem , 65. lauro : sacred to Apollo . Lines 84-120 . THE ORACLE OF APOLLO AS INTERPRETED BY ANCHISES . 85. propriam domum : an enduring home , now the great desire of the Trojans .
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Cumae was on high ground , capped by two summits , on one of which was the temple of Apollo . altus Apollo : Apollo in his majesty . The expression is prompted by arces , but suggests more than merely a lofty position .
Cumae was on high ground , capped by two summits , on one of which was the temple of Apollo . altus Apollo : Apollo in his majesty . The expression is prompted by arces , but suggests more than merely a lofty position .
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Paris , aided by Apollo , slew Achilles with an arrow , as it is foretold in the Iliad ( XXII . 358 ff . ) . 58. magnas obeuntia terras tot maria intravi : so many seas that skirt mighty lands have I entered ; obeuntia , literally ...
Paris , aided by Apollo , slew Achilles with an arrow , as it is foretold in the Iliad ( XXII . 358 ff . ) . 58. magnas obeuntia terras tot maria intravi : so many seas that skirt mighty lands have I entered ; obeuntia , literally ...
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| Title | Aeneid Books I-VI The students' series of Latin classics |
| Author | Virgil |
| Editors | Henry Rushton Fairclough, Seldon Lester Brown |
| Publisher | Sanborn, 1936 |
| Length | 655 pages |
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