Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page 90
... Tartarus are transferred to the place itself : cf. Lugentes Campi , 441 . 544. ne saevi : see 74 n . 545. explebo ... Tartarus he never enters , but its punish- ments are described by the Sibyl . 549. moenia are the buildings ; muro the ...
... Tartarus are transferred to the place itself : cf. Lugentes Campi , 441 . 544. ne saevi : see 74 n . 545. explebo ... Tartarus he never enters , but its punish- ments are described by the Sibyl . 549. moenia are the buildings ; muro the ...
Page 94
... Tartarus ipse , etc. : the meaning is that Tartarus is twice as deep as is the distance from earth to Heaven . Virgil is clearly thinking of Homer , ( Iliad , viii , 16 ) , τόσσον ἔνερθ ̓ Αΐδεω ὅσον οὐρανός ἐστ ̓ ἀπό γαίης , whose ...
... Tartarus ipse , etc. : the meaning is that Tartarus is twice as deep as is the distance from earth to Heaven . Virgil is clearly thinking of Homer , ( Iliad , viii , 16 ) , τόσσον ἔνερθ ̓ Αΐδεω ὅσον οὐρανός ἐστ ̓ ἀπό γαίης , whose ...
Page 106
... Tartarus , and Elysium , all dissolve before it . ' 6 Norden's solution , which seems to me satisfactory , is this incurable sinners only remain in Tartarus for ever ( cf. Socrates ' words in the Phaedo ) ; all others undergo , in some ...
... Tartarus , and Elysium , all dissolve before it . ' 6 Norden's solution , which seems to me satisfactory , is this incurable sinners only remain in Tartarus for ever ( cf. Socrates ' words in the Phaedo ) ; all others undergo , in some ...
Common terms and phrases
Aeneas Aeneid Anchises ancient Apollo āre āri armis atque ātum ātus sum Augustus auras āvi body Book Butler called carry cave comes common Compare Conington conj Daedalus dead death described earth Elysium ĕre face famous fate father follow foot gives gods goes Greek Hades hero Homer implies inis Italy ĭtum king land later Latin legend manus meaning mentioned Minos nature night omnes ōris pass perf phrase plur poet prep punishment quae quam quis quos reference remarks river Roman Rome Salmoneus says Servius shades shows Sibyl sing souls speak spirit Styx superl syllable Tartarus temple terra things tibi Translate Trojan Troy turn underworld Virgil wife