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Page 255
735. coetum celebrate faventes : honor the gathering with friendly spirit . The last word is the most important . 736. laticum libavit honorem : offered a libation of wine . The idea of an offering is in honorem , that of BOOK I 255.
735. coetum celebrate faventes : honor the gathering with friendly spirit . The last word is the most important . 736. laticum libavit honorem : offered a libation of wine . The idea of an offering is in honorem , that of BOOK I 255.
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151. quae religio : what religious offering is it ? The word religio ( properly a religious scruple ) is here used by metonymy for the thing offered on account of such a scruple . 152. dixerat : he ceased . arte Pelasga : cf. artisque ...
151. quae religio : what religious offering is it ? The word religio ( properly a religious scruple ) is here used by metonymy for the thing offered on account of such a scruple . 152. dixerat : he ceased . arte Pelasga : cf. artisque ...
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Lenaeum honorem : Lenaean offering ; i.e. an offering of wine . 209. nequiquam , caeci , inania : these are ... 213. loci leges : terms of tenure ; a legal phrase . conubia nostra : my offers of marriage . 214. ac and yet . dominum : as ...
Lenaeum honorem : Lenaean offering ; i.e. an offering of wine . 209. nequiquam , caeci , inania : these are ... 213. loci leges : terms of tenure ; a legal phrase . conubia nostra : my offers of marriage . 214. ac and yet . dominum : as ...
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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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