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Page 198
77. mihi : in strong contrast to tuus ; thy part , my duty . 78. tu mihi : in strong juxtaposition . quodcumque hoc regni : this kingdom , such as I have . This expression is one of modesty . With hoc understand est ; regni is a ...
77. mihi : in strong contrast to tuus ; thy part , my duty . 78. tu mihi : in strong juxtaposition . quodcumque hoc regni : this kingdom , such as I have . This expression is one of modesty . With hoc understand est ; regni is a ...
Page 238
Contrast 481 . 493. viris in ideas . . . virgo : the assonance emphasizes the contrast ... ( Lines 441 and 442 afford a good illustration of alternation of rhythm , and an impressive tone is imparted to the account of the temple by the ...
Contrast 481 . 493. viris in ideas . . . virgo : the assonance emphasizes the contrast ... ( Lines 441 and 442 afford a good illustration of alternation of rhythm , and an impressive tone is imparted to the account of the temple by the ...
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In marked contrast comes the accelerated rhythm of the follow- ing words ( ea frena furenti concutit , etc. ) emphasized by alliteration and assonance . We have an artistic contrast of rhythm in 106–107 , and in 121-122 .
In marked contrast comes the accelerated rhythm of the follow- ing words ( ea frena furenti concutit , etc. ) emphasized by alliteration and assonance . We have an artistic contrast of rhythm in 106–107 , and in 121-122 .
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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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