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... soul " . HORACE ( Q. HORATIUS FLACCUS ) 65-8 B.C. Like Virgil , Horace owed much to the patronage of Maecenas and the Emperor . His father was only a freed- man but he managed to send his son to be educated at Rome and later at Athens ...
... soul " . HORACE ( Q. HORATIUS FLACCUS ) 65-8 B.C. Like Virgil , Horace owed much to the patronage of Maecenas and the Emperor . His father was only a freed- man but he managed to send his son to be educated at Rome and later at Athens ...
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... Soul It is difficult to convey in English the light and whimsical effect of the Latin diminutives . These diminutives are not entered separately in the vocabulary as each one is formed simply by inserting the letters -ul- . Animula ...
... Soul It is difficult to convey in English the light and whimsical effect of the Latin diminutives . These diminutives are not entered separately in the vocabulary as each one is formed simply by inserting the letters -ul- . Animula ...
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... soul , heart . mensa , -ae , f . table , desk . mensis , -is , m . month . menstruus , -a , -um , monthly . mentum , -i , n . chin . merito , deservedly . merus , -a , -um , unmixed ; ( neuter as noun , unmixed wine ) . messis , -is , f ...
... soul , heart . mensa , -ae , f . table , desk . mensis , -is , m . month . menstruus , -a , -um , monthly . mentum , -i , n . chin . merito , deservedly . merus , -a , -um , unmixed ; ( neuter as noun , unmixed wine ) . messis , -is , f ...
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Ablative able accus AELIUS HADRIANUS Aeneas Aeneid aestas ALBIUS TIBULLUS Amor improbus ardeo āre ātis atum AURELIUS PRUDENTIUS CLEMENS Ausonius Ave Maris Stella belonging bird BLACKIE Blinding caelo caelum caeruleus caleo cantet nunc CARMINA BURANA Catullus cause Century chorus country curly-haired dactylic Delia Emperor Entrance Extract famous find first following glow Hadrian high hollow Horace improbus omnia superat īre Italy itum lacus last later Latin diminutives Latin verse life light long love Mackail Marsyas Martial mater Medieval Metamorphoses metres Middle Ages mihi Morpheus Odes oris Ovid Pallas Athene Passage Petronius philomena Phoebus poem poems poetry POETS Polyphemus praise PROPERTIUS puellae river Roman Rome SEDULIUS short sine sometimes somnum song songs soul subveni supposed syllables take tibi Tibullus time Trojans Tullus Tullus Hostilius Ulysses unda Underworld used Venite adoremus Dominum Virgil vocabulary vowel words work written wrote