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Besides asyndeton ( 240 , 249 ( nunc ) , 250 ) , and anaphora ( 231-2 , 234-5 , 236 ) note the effective alliteration in 245 ( m ) , 246 ( p ) , and 249 ( p ) . ) Lines 254-296 . JUPITER'S PROPHECY . 254. olli : an archaic form ...
Besides asyndeton ( 240 , 249 ( nunc ) , 250 ) , and anaphora ( 231-2 , 234-5 , 236 ) note the effective alliteration in 245 ( m ) , 246 ( p ) , and 249 ( p ) . ) Lines 254-296 . JUPITER'S PROPHECY . 254. olli : an archaic form ...
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665. nate : note the repetition at the beginning of successive lines . patris summi : i.e. Jupiter . tela Typhoia : i.e. the thunder- bolts , called Typhoia , because with them Jupiter slew the Titan Typhoeus .
665. nate : note the repetition at the beginning of successive lines . patris summi : i.e. Jupiter . tela Typhoia : i.e. the thunder- bolts , called Typhoia , because with them Jupiter slew the Titan Typhoeus .
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Hammon ( or Ammon ) was a Libyan god , who was identified with Jupiter . Virgil represents Iarbas as spread- ing his father's worship among his country- men . FIG . 53. JUPITER HAMMON . 200. posuit , sacraverat : the consecration of the ...
Hammon ( or Ammon ) was a Libyan god , who was identified with Jupiter . Virgil represents Iarbas as spread- ing his father's worship among his country- men . FIG . 53. JUPITER HAMMON . 200. posuit , sacraverat : the consecration of the ...
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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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