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Page xlv
... ideas , Aeneas does not evoke among Virgil's readers the same enthusiasm as is felt for a hero of a simpler , more concrete type , such as Achilles . If , however , we keep in view the main idea , that Aeneas has a divine mission , the ...
... ideas , Aeneas does not evoke among Virgil's readers the same enthusiasm as is felt for a hero of a simpler , more concrete type , such as Achilles . If , however , we keep in view the main idea , that Aeneas has a divine mission , the ...
Page 269
... idea of doubt in tremor . With parent , sc . hoc , i.e. this doom . 122. hic temporal . Ithacus : cf. 104. Calchanta : Calchas was a famous seer in the Greek army . 123. ea numina : that will . 124. canebant : foreboded . Note the ...
... idea of doubt in tremor . With parent , sc . hoc , i.e. this doom . 122. hic temporal . Ithacus : cf. 104. Calchanta : Calchas was a famous seer in the Greek army . 123. ea numina : that will . 124. canebant : foreboded . Note the ...
Page 286
... ideas ) . Its use is often due to a desire to secure a paratactic arrangement of ideas . See Introd . §38 . Here moria- mur may well come first , as it contains the more important idea . 354. salus : sc . est . sperare : in apposition ...
... ideas ) . Its use is often due to a desire to secure a paratactic arrangement of ideas . See Introd . §38 . Here moria- mur may well come first , as it contains the more important idea . 354. salus : sc . est . sperare : in apposition ...
Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | xi |
A Critical Study of the Aeneid | xxxii |
The Traditions and Character of Aeneas | xli |
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