Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page 63
... night , mugire videbis sub pedibus terram et descendere montibus ornos . mugire and moveri are historic infinites . Note that the passive of coepi is used with passive infinitives . 257. visae : not were seen but were perceived ( the ...
... night , mugire videbis sub pedibus terram et descendere montibus ornos . mugire and moveri are historic infinites . Note that the passive of coepi is used with passive infinitives . 257. visae : not were seen but were perceived ( the ...
Page 71
... nights may be accounted for if we assume that Aeneas did not reach Cumae until the second day after Palinurus ' loss ( cf. tandem adlabitur oris , 2 ) . He thus ... night . 358. Some punctuate after adnabam , and take terrae iam NOTES 71.
... nights may be accounted for if we assume that Aeneas did not reach Cumae until the second day after Palinurus ' loss ( cf. tandem adlabitur oris , 2 ) . He thus ... night . 358. Some punctuate after adnabam , and take terrae iam NOTES 71.
Page 153
... night nōdus , -i , m . knot nōmen , -inis , n . name Nōmentum , -i , n . a Sabine town , 773 n . non , adv . not nondum , adv . not yet nōrunt , for noverunt , see nosco nosco , -ěre , nōvi , nōtum , v . a . learn , in perf . know ...
... night nōdus , -i , m . knot nōmen , -inis , n . name Nōmentum , -i , n . a Sabine town , 773 n . non , adv . not nondum , adv . not yet nōrunt , for noverunt , see nosco nosco , -ěre , nōvi , nōtum , v . a . learn , in perf . know ...
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