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This seems the her over the palace portends the general best way of taking the passage . The conflagration of war over the land of which common method is to take ' accensa she was to be the cause . accensa esse visa est , ” which is ...
This seems the her over the palace portends the general best way of taking the passage . The conflagration of war over the land of which common method is to take ' accensa she was to be the cause . accensa esse visa est , ” which is ...
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that the lake is not at Tibur , but at least Comp . also Id . 6. 789 , where , though the two Roman miles below the heights of verbal similarity is less , the passage may Tibur , where the cascade is . have been in Virg.
that the lake is not at Tibur , but at least Comp . also Id . 6. 789 , where , though the two Roman miles below the heights of verbal similarity is less , the passage may Tibur , where the cascade is . have been in Virg.
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Horrendum Professor Seeley , Introduction to Livy p . silvis et religione parentum'is equivalent 19 , notices this passage as a remarkable to " cinctum silvis borrendis et religiosis , ” instance of Euhemerism : the gods of Italy ...
Horrendum Professor Seeley , Introduction to Livy p . silvis et religione parentum'is equivalent 19 , notices this passage as a remarkable to " cinctum silvis borrendis et religiosis , ” instance of Euhemerism : the gods of Italy ...
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17 , “ et si qua extremis generally the passage from Cic . quoted on tellus se subtrahit oris . ” Wagn . and 1. 540. The lines are almost translated Forb . think that the Ocean is said to be in an excellent couplet in Dean Stanley's ...
17 , “ et si qua extremis generally the passage from Cic . quoted on tellus se subtrahit oris . ” Wagn . and 1. 540. The lines are almost translated Forb . think that the Ocean is said to be in an excellent couplet in Dean Stanley's ...
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13 . and Ribbeck think the passage imper239. ... The difference between the other passages where a thing which had two senses however would not be great to been received as a present from one person Virg .
13 . and Ribbeck think the passage imper239. ... The difference between the other passages where a thing which had two senses however would not be great to been received as a present from one person Virg .
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Aeneas appears arma armis atque authority better Book called Cerda common comp construction copies corrected course death Dict difficulty doubt doubtless Edition explained expression foll Forb Forc given gives gods Gossrau Greek haec hand haud Heins Heyne Homeric imitation implies inferior instances inter ipse Italy Latin latter less Livy Lucr manu mean mentioned mihi natural notion nunc object occurs omnis originally Pallas passage pater perhaps Plautus present probably quae quam quod quoted reading refers remarks represented restored Ribbeck's cursives rightly says seems sense Serv speaks stand suggested super supported suppose taken thing thinks thought tibi tion Trojans Turnus Virg Virgil Wagn whole
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| Title | P. Vergili Maronis opera: The last six books of the Aeneid Bibliotheca classica. Ed. by George Long Bibliotheca classics Volume 3 of P. Vergili Maronis opera: The works of Virgil, Henry Nettleship |
| Author | Virgil |
| Contributor | John Conington |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Whittaker & Company, 1875 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2008 |
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