Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page 83
... sing . The way , per loca senta situ , ( 462 ) is difficult for Aeneas , but not for his guide whom Hecate has led this way before ( 1. 565 ) . tenebant , were making for : cf. Book II , 209 ( of the sea- serpents ' making for the shore ) ...
... sing . The way , per loca senta situ , ( 462 ) is difficult for Aeneas , but not for his guide whom Hecate has led this way before ( 1. 565 ) . tenebant , were making for : cf. Book II , 209 ( of the sea- serpents ' making for the shore ) ...
Page 101
... Sings the seven distinct notes as an accompaniment to the tune , i.e. the tune ( numeris ) which he himself plays on ... singing : he uses both his fingers and the pecten ( plectrum ) , the latter when greater volume is needed . 648 ...
... Sings the seven distinct notes as an accompaniment to the tune , i.e. the tune ( numeris ) which he himself plays on ... singing : he uses both his fingers and the pecten ( plectrum ) , the latter when greater volume is needed . 648 ...
Page 102
... singing in chorus a joyous Paean ( Conington ) . For the hymn to Apollo which followed the feast , see Il . i , 471. In the scene which Virgil is describing , some are still feasting , while others , who have finished , are singing ...
... singing in chorus a joyous Paean ( Conington ) . For the hymn to Apollo which followed the feast , see Il . i , 471. In the scene which Virgil is describing , some are still feasting , while others , who have finished , are singing ...
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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