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Aeneas ' nurse too dies and is Wagn . seems right in his former explanaburied in
a place called after her Caieta . tion of the words ' the name of a city Aeneas sails
thence , coasting along the and promontory in Italy is your epitaph , ' land of ...
Aeneas ' nurse too dies and is Wagn . seems right in his former explanaburied in
a place called after her Caieta . tion of the words ' the name of a city Aeneas sails
thence , coasting along the and promontory in Italy is your epitaph , ' land of ...
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3. 17 , “ Moenia tem sanguine cerno . prima loco . ” He finds the bay growing 69. ]
• Easdem , ' the same as the bees , in the spot where he is going to build . i.e. the
“ arx . Rom . has “ agmine : ' see 62. ] * Ipse ' seems simply to add gravity on 3.
3. 17 , “ Moenia tem sanguine cerno . prima loco . ” He finds the bay growing 69. ]
• Easdem , ' the same as the bees , in the spot where he is going to build . i.e. the
“ arx . Rom . has “ agmine : ' see 62. ] * Ipse ' seems simply to add gravity on 3.
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Fama fatisque ' seems equivalent ( " accensa comasque coronamque ” ) , and to “
claris fatis . ” Comp . 8. 731 , “ farefers the line to the class of cases noticed
mamque et fata nepotum . The fire round on E. 4. 6 , where see note : ' accensa
the ...
Fama fatisque ' seems equivalent ( " accensa comasque coronamque ” ) , and to “
claris fatis . ” Comp . 8. 731 , “ farefers the line to the class of cases noticed
mamque et fata nepotum . The fire round on E. 4. 6 , where see note : ' accensa
the ...
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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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+ Festinant iussi , ' they hasten 331 is much larger than any known to their
mission . have been sent by the Romans , who seem 157. ] For the custom of
solemnly tracfrom Livy generally to have sent three : ing out the site of cities comp
. 5.
+ Festinant iussi , ' they hasten 331 is much larger than any known to their
mission . have been sent by the Romans , who seem 157. ] For the custom of
solemnly tracfrom Livy generally to have sent three : ing out the site of cities comp
. 5.
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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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