Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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... Apollo's prophetess , and the priestess of his sister Diana , who is worshipped as Hecate ( Trivia ) in the underworld . Norden makes the interesting suggestion that when the Greeks came to Cumae they found there the worship of an ...
... Apollo's prophetess , and the priestess of his sister Diana , who is worshipped as Hecate ( Trivia ) in the underworld . Norden makes the interesting suggestion that when the Greeks came to Cumae they found there the worship of an ...
Page 45
... Apollo on the Palatine hill after the battle of Actium . Apollo's sister Diana ( Trivia ) had a statue in the temple . The Sibylline books ( see 10 n . ) were transferred from the Capitol to this temple . 70. festosque dies : the ludi ...
... Apollo on the Palatine hill after the battle of Actium . Apollo's sister Diana ( Trivia ) had a statue in the temple . The Sibylline books ( see 10 n . ) were transferred from the Capitol to this temple . 70. festosque dies : the ludi ...
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... Apollo , through the Sibyl's lips , answers Aeneas ' prayer ( 63-4 ) . As there is no mention of Neptune and Minerva , the other deities hostile to Troy see 64 n . ) , it may be presumed that their anger will not last for ever but the ...
... Apollo , through the Sibyl's lips , answers Aeneas ' prayer ( 63-4 ) . As there is no mention of Neptune and Minerva , the other deities hostile to Troy see 64 n . ) , it may be presumed that their anger will not last for ever but the ...
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