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Page 243
She is surrounded by perils , being threatened by savage peoples and living in fear of her brother Pygmalion . talia moliri : explained by late tueri ; talia is explained in 539–541 . • .. 564. custode : collective singular .
She is surrounded by perils , being threatened by savage peoples and living in fear of her brother Pygmalion . talia moliri : explained by late tueri ; talia is explained in 539–541 . • .. 564. custode : collective singular .
Page 383
397. tum vero : to be explained by reference to 289 , where orders are given to prepare for sailing . These they now carry into execution . incumbunt : sc . operi , which is explained in the following words . litore toto : all along the ...
397. tum vero : to be explained by reference to 289 , where orders are given to prepare for sailing . These they now carry into execution . incumbunt : sc . operi , which is explained in the following words . litore toto : all along the ...
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474. haec explained by the two following verses . 476. servetis revocatum : recall and rescue . 477. adversi : as it fronted him . The word emphasizes the idea of contra stetit ; he and the bull faced each other .
474. haec explained by the two following verses . 476. servetis revocatum : recall and rescue . 477. adversi : as it fronted him . The word emphasizes the idea of contra stetit ; he and the bull faced each other .
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Bibliographic information
| 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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