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... Story of the Aeneid . ( Book II . ) Aeneas , son of Anchises and Venus , scarcely by the aid of the gods rescues his father and son from the flaming ruins of Troy . ( III . ) Landing first in Thrace he touches at Delos , Crete , Lucadia ...
... Story of the Aeneid . ( Book II . ) Aeneas , son of Anchises and Venus , scarcely by the aid of the gods rescues his father and son from the flaming ruins of Troy . ( III . ) Landing first in Thrace he touches at Delos , Crete , Lucadia ...
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... story of Dido . At pius Aeneas , per noctem plurima volvens , 305 ut primum lux alma data est , exire locosque explorare novos , quas vento accesserit oras , qui teneant , feraene , nam inculta videt , hominesne 310 quaerere constituit ...
... story of Dido . At pius Aeneas , per noctem plurima volvens , 305 ut primum lux alma data est , exire locosque explorare novos , quas vento accesserit oras , qui teneant , feraene , nam inculta videt , hominesne 310 quaerere constituit ...
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... story [ which is told in Books II . and III . ] . Dixit , et in mensam laticum libavit honorem , primaque , libato , summo tenus attigit ore ; 740 tum Bitiae dedit increpitans ; ille inpiger hausit spumantem 30 AENEIDOS .
... story [ which is told in Books II . and III . ] . Dixit , et in mensam laticum libavit honorem , primaque , libato , summo tenus attigit ore ; 740 tum Bitiae dedit increpitans ; ille inpiger hausit spumantem 30 AENEIDOS .
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... story . - iniuria is explanatory of iudicium , the wrong of her slighted beauty , because the contest was which of the three should be adjudged the fairest.formae . Gen. of definition . A. 214 , f ; H. 396 , VI . 28. genus invisum ...
... story . - iniuria is explanatory of iudicium , the wrong of her slighted beauty , because the contest was which of the three should be adjudged the fairest.formae . Gen. of definition . A. 214 , f ; H. 396 , VI . 28. genus invisum ...
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... story by going back too far . Aeneas ' travels o'er every sea told in detail might be tedious , so they are thrown in as a tale told by him to Dido . The present passage takes up the story from the end of Book III . The Trojans had set ...
... story by going back too far . Aeneas ' travels o'er every sea told in detail might be tedious , so they are thrown in as a tale told by him to Dido . The present passage takes up the story from the end of Book III . The Trojans had set ...
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P. Vergili Maronis Aeneidos, Liber I Henry Clark Johnson,Virgil Virgil,Arthur S. or Walpole No preview available - 2018 |
P VERGILI MARONIS AENEIDOS LIB Virgil,Henry Clark 1851-1904 Johnson,Arthur S. (Arthur Sumner) 1850 Walpole No preview available - 2016 |
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112 FOURTH AVENUE A. S. WALPOLE Achates Achilles Aeneas Aeneid Aeolus aequore aethera Alba Longa animo āre āri arma atque ātum ātus āvi Book Carthage Carthaginians centum circum conj ctum Dardanus dative dedit Dido Edited by Rev ĕre ĕris flammis fluctus Gallic War goddess Greek haec hendiadys hinc Homer inis inter īre īri Italiam Italy Ĭtum Iuno īvi Juno Jupiter Latin Latium Libyae litora M.A. With Exercises magno metonomy mihi moenia multa Mycenae namque Note nunc omnis ōnis ōris ōrum pectore poetical prep Priam pron quae quam quibus quid quis regina rerum Roman root GEN Sicily summo sunt super Sychaeus talia Teucer tibi Tmesis Troiae Trojan Troy Tyrii urbe urbem ventis Venus Vergil verto viris voltus wind