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Page xii
... Rome . 23. A Sea - deity and his Family . An enlarged gem • · 96 • 98 105 124 24. Bronze Statue of a Boxer . In the National Museum , Rome 25. Palaemon , seated on a Dolphin . In the Glyptothek , Mu- nich 26. Daedalus and Icarus . A ...
... Rome . 23. A Sea - deity and his Family . An enlarged gem • · 96 • 98 105 124 24. Bronze Statue of a Boxer . In the National Museum , Rome 25. Palaemon , seated on a Dolphin . In the Glyptothek , Mu- nich 26. Daedalus and Icarus . A ...
Page xliii
... Rome , there was a great variety of traditions . One myth made Romus , a son of Ulysses , its founder . Dionysius , however , cites several authorities in support of the tale that Aeneas founded Rome . This story received special ...
... Rome , there was a great variety of traditions . One myth made Romus , a son of Ulysses , its founder . Dionysius , however , cites several authorities in support of the tale that Aeneas founded Rome . This story received special ...
Page xlvi
... Rome and the starting - point of a greater future , " and the poet , realizing the significance of the event , surveys with pride Rome's steady progress from small beginnings , and confidently looks forward to the glories yet to be ...
... Rome and the starting - point of a greater future , " and the poet , realizing the significance of the event , surveys with pride Rome's steady progress from small beginnings , and confidently looks forward to the glories yet to be ...
Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | xi |
A Critical Study of the Aeneid | xxxii |
The Traditions and Character of Aeneas | xli |
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