Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page vii
... later the Emperor Augustus , was a fellow - student of the poet in the Italian capital . Virgil , like many before him and after him , wrote poetry during his student days : it was probably much better than the average school- boy's ...
... later the Emperor Augustus , was a fellow - student of the poet in the Italian capital . Virgil , like many before him and after him , wrote poetry during his student days : it was probably much better than the average school- boy's ...
Page 48
... later books of the Aeneid . ) coniunx is strictly applicable to Helen only . 94. This and 835 are the only unfinished lines in this book . 95. ne cede : see 74 n . sed contra audentior ito , quam tua te fortuna sinet . The difficulties ...
... later books of the Aeneid . ) coniunx is strictly applicable to Helen only . 94. This and 835 are the only unfinished lines in this book . 95. ne cede : see 74 n . sed contra audentior ito , quam tua te fortuna sinet . The difficulties ...
Page 68
... later called caeruleus ( 410 ) = KUάVEOs in Greek - the colour which Plato ( Phaedo ) attributes to the waters of the Styx on which Charon plied . corpora see 292 n . 304. sed cruda deo viridisque senectus , but a god's old age is fresh ...
... later called caeruleus ( 410 ) = KUάVEOs in Greek - the colour which Plato ( Phaedo ) attributes to the waters of the Styx on which Charon plied . corpora see 292 n . 304. sed cruda deo viridisque senectus , but a god's old age is fresh ...
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