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61 on Calypso , summer , as light comes on : ” “ in noctem ” and it is her cave that
is full of the scent of here can hardly mean “ every night , ” but burning cedar , an
incident which Virg . has “ towards the approach of night . " Nec transferred to ...
61 on Calypso , summer , as light comes on : ” “ in noctem ” and it is her cave that
is full of the scent of here can hardly mean “ every night , ” but burning cedar , an
incident which Virg . has “ towards the approach of night . " Nec transferred to ...
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Virg . , tive of Aeneas'landing , nearly repeats by the help of the Muse , will
describe the Virg . , “ lucosque petunt ubi nubilus um- posture of affairs ( “
tempora rerum ' ) and bra In mare cum fava prorumpit Thybris the condition of
Latium ( quis ...
Virg . , tive of Aeneas'landing , nearly repeats by the help of the Muse , will
describe the Virg . , “ lucosque petunt ubi nubilus um- posture of affairs ( “
tempora rerum ' ) and bra In mare cum fava prorumpit Thybris the condition of
Latium ( quis ...
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Virg . accepted by Heyne , and is adopted by seems to have transferred the
custom to Mr.Bunbury , Dict . G.'Ardea . The former Italy . Heyne remarks that
Tiburtus , the view is confirmed by Hor . 1 Od . 7. 12 , founder of Tibur ( mentioned
below ...
Virg . accepted by Heyne , and is adopted by seems to have transferred the
custom to Mr.Bunbury , Dict . G.'Ardea . The former Italy . Heyne remarks that
Tiburtus , the view is confirmed by Hor . 1 Od . 7. 12 , founder of Tibur ( mentioned
below ...
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This first settlement , distinct to have been the ancient number of an from
Lavinium , was part of the common embassy ) multiplied into itself , and remarks
version of the legend : see Lewis p . 332 . generally on Virg.'s partiality for the
According ...
This first settlement , distinct to have been the ancient number of an from
Lavinium , was part of the common embassy ) multiplied into itself , and remarks
version of the legend : see Lewis p . 332 . generally on Virg.'s partiality for the
According ...
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But possibly Virg.'s view of the tra tecta vocari Inperat " v . 168 . legend may not
have been exactly the 194. ] “ Placido ore " 11.251 , of Diomed . same as Ovid's .
Otherwise we may take 195—211 . ] • Latinus asks the Trojans * capta cupidine ...
But possibly Virg.'s view of the tra tecta vocari Inperat " v . 168 . legend may not
have been exactly the 194. ] “ Placido ore " 11.251 , of Diomed . same as Ovid's .
Otherwise we may take 195—211 . ] • Latinus asks the Trojans * capta cupidine ...
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| Title | P. Vergili Maronis Opera: The works of Virgil, Volume 3 Bibliotheca classica. Ed. by George Long Bibliotheca classics P. Vergili Maronis Opera, Henry Nettleship P. Vergili Maronis opera: The works of Virgil, Virgil |
| Author | Virgil |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Whittaker & Company, 1875 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2008 |
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