Notes of a Twelve Years' Voyage of Discovery in the First Six Books of the EneisMeinhold and Sons, 1853 - 586 pages |
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... corresponding to the English arms , and , like it , applicable only to martial weapons , but a general term applicable to all kinds of implements , martial , agri- cultural ( Georg . I. 160 ) , nautical ( En . V. 15 ) , culinary ( En ...
... corresponding to the English arms , and , like it , applicable only to martial weapons , but a general term applicable to all kinds of implements , martial , agri- cultural ( Georg . I. 160 ) , nautical ( En . V. 15 ) , culinary ( En ...
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... corresponding and " Alter Atys , genus unde Atii duxere Latini , " + En . V. 568 . " Silvius ..... Unde genus Longa nostrum dominabitur Alba . " ex quo Enea , the clause En . VI . 763 . " Multum ille et terris jactatus et alto , Vi ...
... corresponding and " Alter Atys , genus unde Atii duxere Latini , " + En . V. 568 . " Silvius ..... Unde genus Longa nostrum dominabitur Alba . " ex quo Enea , the clause En . VI . 763 . " Multum ille et terris jactatus et alto , Vi ...
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... from REGINA . The expression corresponds exactly to " ibit regina " ( En . II . 578 ) ; with this difference only , that " ibit " does not , like INCEDO , specify motion on foot . - JovisQUE ET SOROR ET CONJUX . Both the ets 16 I.
... from REGINA . The expression corresponds exactly to " ibit regina " ( En . II . 578 ) ; with this difference only , that " ibit " does not , like INCEDO , specify motion on foot . - JovisQUE ET SOROR ET CONJUX . Both the ets 16 I.
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... corresponding to the work in which they are engaged : placid and peaceful , if it be one of peace ; turbid and sad , displeased , or terrific , if it be the contrary . Com- pare : " Vultu quo cœlum tempestatesque serenat . " En . I. 259 ...
... corresponding to the work in which they are engaged : placid and peaceful , if it be one of peace ; turbid and sad , displeased , or terrific , if it be the contrary . Com- pare : " Vultu quo cœlum tempestatesque serenat . " En . I. 259 ...
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... corresponding exactly to the description of Eolia at verse 55 : " Nimborum in patriam , loca foeta furentibus Austris . " Secondly , because it is the whole of the empire of Eolus , and not the cave of the winds alone , which should be ...
... corresponding exactly to the description of Eolia at verse 55 : " Nimborum in patriam , loca foeta furentibus Austris . " Secondly , because it is the whole of the empire of Eolus , and not the cave of the winds alone , which should be ...
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