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... quidem dicunt atque praclara , sed nihil intelligunt . CHAP . VI . Substantive verbs , verbs passive of. live in a world void of gods , or void of providence . 8. We received Edipus , and those with him , when unfortunate , and we have ...
... quidem dicunt atque praclara , sed nihil intelligunt . CHAP . VI . Substantive verbs , verbs passive of. live in a world void of gods , or void of providence . 8. We received Edipus , and those with him , when unfortunate , and we have ...
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... quidem qui commutant , frigoris eas astusque causa commutant . 32. Et , per canem , O viri Athenienses , certe ego pa- tiebar aliquid tale . CHAP . XVII . The infinitive mood has an accusative Ε 2 CH . 16 . 51 for the sake of conquering ...
... quidem qui commutant , frigoris eas astusque causa commutant . 32. Et , per canem , O viri Athenienses , certe ego pa- tiebar aliquid tale . CHAP . XVII . The infinitive mood has an accusative Ε 2 CH . 16 . 51 for the sake of conquering ...
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... quidem omnium , in oligarchia , avarissimus et violentissimus fuit . 23. Cum et bruta animalia doceant , et famulum ignavum ac inertem nulla re dignum esse ducant , solos vero se ipsos negligant , planum est abjectis eos servis esse ...
... quidem omnium , in oligarchia , avarissimus et violentissimus fuit . 23. Cum et bruta animalia doceant , et famulum ignavum ac inertem nulla re dignum esse ducant , solos vero se ipsos negligant , planum est abjectis eos servis esse ...
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... quidem me forsan prolixa dicere , quoad tam multa a te accusatum . CHAP . XXVIII . The accusative is often put absolutely. 8. ¶ Quintianus having taken his stand , in the entrance of the amphitheatre , having drawn his small sword ...
... quidem me forsan prolixa dicere , quoad tam multa a te accusatum . CHAP . XXVIII . The accusative is often put absolutely. 8. ¶ Quintianus having taken his stand , in the entrance of the amphitheatre , having drawn his small sword ...
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... ειδεων ὁ φωνη αυτος . Πως ουκ ειμι αγαθος , δι σος λαμβάνω ὁ άνθρωπος παρα ὁ τυχη ; η παλιν , ὁ εναντιος πως ουκ ειμι και κος ; Οικια μεν χραομαι για τε και ουρανος , κλινη δε συ 17. Domus quidem tibi bene habet , et mancipia omnia 88.
... ειδεων ὁ φωνη αυτος . Πως ουκ ειμι αγαθος , δι σος λαμβάνω ὁ άνθρωπος παρα ὁ τυχη ; η παλιν , ὁ εναντιος πως ουκ ειμι και κος ; Οικια μεν χραομαι για τε και ουρανος , κλινη δε συ 17. Domus quidem tibi bene habet , et mancipia omnia 88.
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