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Page 216
... dative ; cf. curru , 156. Cytherea : Venus was called the Cytherean , because she sprang from the sea - foam near the island of Cythera , south of Greece . tuorum : of thy people . 258. tibi : ethical dative . A. 380 ; B. 188 , 2 , b ...
... dative ; cf. curru , 156. Cytherea : Venus was called the Cytherean , because she sprang from the sea - foam near the island of Cythera , south of Greece . tuorum : of thy people . 258. tibi : ethical dative . A. 380 ; B. 188 , 2 , b ...
Page 237
... dative . 477. huic dative of reference ; cf. iactanti , 102 . 478. versa hasta : by his inverted spear , which trails after the car . pulvis : this quantity of the final syllable is probably ite original quantity ; cf. mihi , 8 ; vidēt ...
... dative . 477. huic dative of reference ; cf. iactanti , 102 . 478. versa hasta : by his inverted spear , which trails after the car . pulvis : this quantity of the final syllable is probably ite original quantity ; cf. mihi , 8 ; vidēt ...
Page 278
... dative . 238. armis = armatis , armed men . circum : the adverb . sacra canunt : chant sacred songs . gaudent : note the tragic irony of the situation . If the joy of the Trojans is now accented , so pres- ently will be their grief ...
... dative . 238. armis = armatis , armed men . circum : the adverb . sacra canunt : chant sacred songs . gaudent : note the tragic irony of the situation . If the joy of the Trojans is now accented , so pres- ently will be their grief ...
Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | xi |
A Critical Study of the Aeneid | xxxii |
The Traditions and Character of Aeneas | xli |
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