Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page 74
... go on again ( peragunt ) . : 385. iam inde : lit. already from thence . Both words are emphatic he spoke already ... goes with iam istinc , come tell , from where you are already , i.e. don't move a foot till you say who you are and ...
... go on again ( peragunt ) . : 385. iam inde : lit. already from thence . Both words are emphatic he spoke already ... goes with iam istinc , come tell , from where you are already , i.e. don't move a foot till you say who you are and ...
Page 78
... goes with in limine primo . The infants were wailing at the very threshold of the dead . [ Some punctuate after flentes , and take in limine primo with what follows : whom at the very threshold ( of life ) and without a share in sweet ...
... goes with in limine primo . The infants were wailing at the very threshold of the dead . [ Some punctuate after flentes , and take in limine primo with what follows : whom at the very threshold ( of life ) and without a share in sweet ...
Page 102
... goes with them under- ground , and animates them there ( Conington ) . currum = curruum , a rare contraction : cf. manum for manuum , Book VII , 490 . 655. pascere in prose would be expected pascendi after cura cf. Book II , 10 , amor ...
... goes with them under- ground , and animates them there ( Conington ) . currum = curruum , a rare contraction : cf. manum for manuum , Book VII , 490 . 655. pascere in prose would be expected pascendi after cura cf. Book II , 10 , amor ...
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