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Page 265
... effect secured is an emphatic expression of the seeming hopelessness of Sinon's position . Note , too , the harsh effect of the accumulated c and g sounds in the former line . In 74 and 75 the full pause and diaeresis after impetus ...
... effect secured is an emphatic expression of the seeming hopelessness of Sinon's position . Note , too , the harsh effect of the accumulated c and g sounds in the former line . In 74 and 75 the full pause and diaeresis after impetus ...
Page 367
... effect of the repetition of primus is the implied repetition of ille dies as well ; primus does not belong , either logically or grammatically , to causa . 170. specie : appearances . fama : cf. 91 and note . Dido is losing all sense of ...
... effect of the repetition of primus is the implied repetition of ille dies as well ; primus does not belong , either logically or grammatically , to causa . 170. specie : appearances . fama : cf. 91 and note . Dido is losing all sense of ...
Page 476
... effect of the a and u sounds , and the prominence of r , the littera canina , as it was known to the Romans . Note , too , the dactylic rhythm of 421. ) Lines 426-439 . INFANTS , THE UNTIMELY DEAD , AND SUICIDES . The in- 426. voces ...
... effect of the a and u sounds , and the prominence of r , the littera canina , as it was known to the Romans . Note , too , the dactylic rhythm of 421. ) Lines 426-439 . INFANTS , THE UNTIMELY DEAD , AND SUICIDES . The in- 426. voces ...
Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | xi |
A Critical Study of the Aeneid | xxxii |
The Traditions and Character of Aeneas | xli |
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