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The term philosophia is here used mainly of so - called ' natural philosophy ' in its broadest sense . 2 Ennius , called the " father of Roman poetry , " lived from 239-169 B.C. 3 Besides the Catalepton , there are extant five minor ...
The term philosophia is here used mainly of so - called ' natural philosophy ' in its broadest sense . 2 Ennius , called the " father of Roman poetry , " lived from 239-169 B.C. 3 Besides the Catalepton , there are extant five minor ...
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This flood is here called mare proruptum , which at times spreads over the surrounding meadows ( arva ) . 247. Patavi : i.e. Padua , some twenty miles west of Venice . The genitive is appositional , like formę , 27 .
This flood is here called mare proruptum , which at times spreads over the surrounding meadows ( arva ) . 247. Patavi : i.e. Padua , some twenty miles west of Venice . The genitive is appositional , like formę , 27 .
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and now the boys are called Troy , and the troop Trojan . With pueri supply dicuntur . The second half of the verse explains the first . The equestrian sports , known as the ludus Troiae , had been introduced by Sulla and favored by ...
and now the boys are called Troy , and the troop Trojan . With pueri supply dicuntur . The second half of the verse explains the first . The equestrian sports , known as the ludus Troiae , had been introduced by Sulla and favored by ...
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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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