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No additions have been made to Mr. Conington's notes ; and no alterations ,
except such as I am going to mention . In the four books which I revised , I have
corrected a few errors in the notes . They are not many . Some of these
corrections ...
No additions have been made to Mr. Conington's notes ; and no alterations ,
except such as I am going to mention . In the four books which I revised , I have
corrected a few errors in the notes . They are not many . Some of these
corrections ...
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So far it may seem that I am substantially at one with the opinion which I have
mentioned as that which is now generally entertained on Virgil's claims as an
epic poet . It is possible however that the habit of sharply contrasting the
characteristics ...
So far it may seem that I am substantially at one with the opinion which I have
mentioned as that which is now generally entertained on Virgil's claims as an
epic poet . It is possible however that the habit of sharply contrasting the
characteristics ...
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Accordingly , when she retires to her chamber we have her thoughts and also her
dreams ; the last not simply mentioned , like Dido's on the night after Aeneas's
story , but recounted . She goes to her sister , who is fortunately as excited as she
...
Accordingly , when she retires to her chamber we have her thoughts and also her
dreams ; the last not simply mentioned , like Dido's on the night after Aeneas's
story , but recounted . She goes to her sister , who is fortunately as excited as she
...
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78 , and this when the mention But this obviously is not his of the banquet bas
intervened . meaning All the winds leave the cave 81–101 . ] “ He opens the cave
, the at once . Milton's classicism has led him winds rush out , and there is a ...
78 , and this when the mention But this obviously is not his of the banquet bas
intervened . meaning All the winds leave the cave 81–101 . ] “ He opens the cave
, the at once . Milton's classicism has led him winds rush out , and there is a ...
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9 ; not , as Forb . and would spoil the sense , as of course the Doederlein think ,
especially appropriated lightning really comes before the thunder , to death
voluntarily or bravely encounwhereas , if the two were mentioned sepa- tered .
Aeneas ...
9 ; not , as Forb . and would spoil the sense , as of course the Doederlein think ,
especially appropriated lightning really comes before the thunder , to death
voluntarily or bravely encounwhereas , if the two were mentioned sepa- tered .
Aeneas ...
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| Title | P. Vergili Maronis opera: The first six books of the Aeneid Biblioteca classica Bibliotheca classica. Ed. by George Long Volume 2 of P. Vergili Maronis opera, Publius Vergilius Maro Volume 2 of P. Vergili Maronis opera: The works of Virgil, Henry Nettleship |
| Author | Virgil |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Whittaker & Company, 1876 |
| Original from | Ghent University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2015 |
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