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Page 216
258. tibi : ethical dative . A. 380 ; B. 188 , 2 , b ; G. 351 ; H. 432 ; H. & B. 372. urbem et promissa Lavini moenia : both promissa and Lavini belong logically to urbem as well as to moenia . Note the quantity of Lăvini as compared ...
258. tibi : ethical dative . A. 380 ; B. 188 , 2 , b ; G. 351 ; H. 432 ; H. & B. 372. urbem et promissa Lavini moenia : both promissa and Lavini belong logically to urbem as well as to moenia . Note the quantity of Lăvini as compared ...
Page 302
601. non tibi , etc .: know that it is not the hated face of the Laconian woman , daughter of Tyndareus it is not Paris that is to blame ; tibi is an ethical dative . With facies , understand culpata est . Some editors prefer to make ...
601. non tibi , etc .: know that it is not the hated face of the Laconian woman , daughter of Tyndareus it is not Paris that is to blame ; tibi is an ethical dative . With facies , understand culpata est . Some editors prefer to make ...
Page 337
389. tibi sollicito : by thee , at a time of distress ; tibi , dative of agent with inventa . secreti fluminis : of a secluded stream , i.e. a stream at a secluded point .
389. tibi sollicito : by thee , at a time of distress ; tibi , dative of agent with inventa . secreti fluminis : of a secluded stream , i.e. a stream at a secluded point .
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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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