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Page 268
It implies that the punishment is already long delayed . 104. Ithacus : i.e. Ulysses , who came from the island of Ithaca . magno mercentur : i.e. the Atridae would be willing to pay a large reward for his death ; magno is ablative of ...
It implies that the punishment is already long delayed . 104. Ithacus : i.e. Ulysses , who came from the island of Ithaca . magno mercentur : i.e. the Atridae would be willing to pay a large reward for his death ; magno is ablative of ...
Page 281
280. expromere : the verb implies effort . 281. lux : the metaphor is common in all languages . 283. exspectate : vocative by ... Hence these ques- tions , which imply ignorance of Hector's fate . 287. ille nihil : sc . respondit .
280. expromere : the verb implies effort . 281. lux : the metaphor is common in all languages . 283. exspectate : vocative by ... Hence these ques- tions , which imply ignorance of Hector's fate . 287. ille nihil : sc . respondit .
Page 286
The epithet implies an overpowering passion . Cassandrae : objective genitive . 344. gener : as a son ( -in - law ) . In Latin , gener , socer , etc. , are often used not of an actual , but of a prospective relationship .
The epithet implies an overpowering passion . Cassandrae : objective genitive . 344. gener : as a son ( -in - law ) . In Latin , gener , socer , etc. , are often used not of an actual , but of a prospective relationship .
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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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