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from its position with the verb . This line repeats and emphasizes the sense of the preceding . 413. eos : the pronoun is is rare in elevated poetry . 414. moliri moram : moliri for facere , probably because of the alliteration . 415.
from its position with the verb . This line repeats and emphasizes the sense of the preceding . 413. eos : the pronoun is is rare in elevated poetry . 414. moliri moram : moliri for facere , probably because of the alliteration . 415.
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The verb has a causative sense , causes to break forth . 131. unius .. conversa tulere : they bore ( i.e. acquiesced in ) when turned to one poor man's ruin . Sinon affects a cynical tone . 132. parari : historical infinitive .
The verb has a causative sense , causes to break forth . 131. unius .. conversa tulere : they bore ( i.e. acquiesced in ) when turned to one poor man's ruin . Sinon affects a cynical tone . 132. parari : historical infinitive .
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341. adglomerant : this verb , as well as addunt , governs se ( 339 ) . 342. illis diebus : in those ( last fatal ) days ( Page ) . 343. insano : desperate . The epithet implies an overpowering passion . Cassandrae : objective genitive ...
341. adglomerant : this verb , as well as addunt , governs se ( 339 ) . 342. illis diebus : in those ( last fatal ) days ( Page ) . 343. insano : desperate . The epithet implies an overpowering passion . Cassandrae : objective genitive ...
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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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