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This story received special emphasis at the time of the war be- tween Pyrrhus , king of Epirus , and Rome , 1 because Pyrrhus claimed to be a descendant of Achilles , and the Romans , as descendants of Aeneas , were naturally hereditary ...
This story received special emphasis at the time of the war be- tween Pyrrhus , king of Epirus , and Rome , 1 because Pyrrhus claimed to be a descendant of Achilles , and the Romans , as descendants of Aeneas , were naturally hereditary ...
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Teucer therefore sought refuge with Belus , king of Sidon . venire : for the present infinitive see A. 584 , a , N .; G. 281 , 2 , n .; H. 618 , 2 ; H. & B. 593 , b . 621. Beli : this word is Semitic , meaning ' Lord , ' akin to Beel ...
Teucer therefore sought refuge with Belus , king of Sidon . venire : for the present infinitive see A. 584 , a , N .; G. 281 , 2 , n .; H. 618 , 2 ; H. & B. 593 , b . 621. Beli : this word is Semitic , meaning ' Lord , ' akin to Beel ...
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L. Aemilius Paulus defeated Per- seus , the last king of Macedon , at Pydna , B.C. 168. Argos and Mycenae , ancient seats of Greek power , represent Greece as a whole ; but Greece was not finally conquered until B.C. 146.
L. Aemilius Paulus defeated Per- seus , the last king of Macedon , at Pydna , B.C. 168. Argos and Mycenae , ancient seats of Greek power , represent Greece as a whole ; but Greece was not finally conquered until B.C. 146.
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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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