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ne for -ne . poetical . 309. exacta : results , literally , things done ; cf. his demum exactis , VI . 637 . 310. convexo nemorum : " hollow bight of groves " ( Morris ) ; i.e. where the bay narrows and the trees on either shore meet ...
ne for -ne . poetical . 309. exacta : results , literally , things done ; cf. his demum exactis , VI . 637 . 310. convexo nemorum : " hollow bight of groves " ( Morris ) ; i.e. where the bay narrows and the trees on either shore meet ...
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637. abnegat producere : a poetical construction for negat se producturum . 638. integer aevi : literally , sound in point of age , i.e. in full vigor ; aevi is a genitive of respect . A. 349 , d ; B. 204 , 4 ; G. 374 , N. 6 ; H. 451 ...
637. abnegat producere : a poetical construction for negat se producturum . 638. integer aevi : literally , sound in point of age , i.e. in full vigor ; aevi is a genitive of respect . A. 349 , d ; B. 204 , 4 ; G. 374 , N. 6 ; H. 451 ...
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Virgil uses mi as an archaism , only here and in 123. inopina : a poetical form , for which Caesar and Cicero use inopinatus . 105. praecepi atque animo peregi : forecast and traversed in thought ; peregi is a mere expansion of praecepi ...
Virgil uses mi as an archaism , only here and in 123. inopina : a poetical form , for which Caesar and Cicero use inopinatus . 105. praecepi atque animo peregi : forecast and traversed in thought ; peregi is a mere expansion of praecepi ...
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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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