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... 2 ; G. 436 ; ( H. 547 ) . 114. Ipsius : refers to Aeneas . The i in the genitive as in
Unius , l . 41 . a vertice : for desuper ; ' from above ' ; from the point to which the
wave has risen so as to stand almost vertically to the ship , and to descend right ...
... 2 ; G. 436 ; ( H. 547 ) . 114. Ipsius : refers to Aeneas . The i in the genitive as in
Unius , l . 41 . a vertice : for desuper ; ' from above ' ; from the point to which the
wave has risen so as to stand almost vertically to the ship , and to descend right ...
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gifted few , men of divine birth and character , are permitted both to descend and
return again . 131. Tenent omnia , etc. : ' woods occupy all the intervening space '
; i.e. between the upper and lower world . Cocytus , Styx , and Acheron are ...
gifted few , men of divine birth and character , are permitted both to descend and
return again . 131. Tenent omnia , etc. : ' woods occupy all the intervening space '
; i.e. between the upper and lower world . Cocytus , Styx , and Acheron are ...
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... fert : ' tends . ' 676. tramite : ablative of place where . 677. nitentes : cf. I. 640 .
678. ostentat : Musaeus from the top of the hill shows them the pathway , and
they descend on the other side , while he returns to his companions . dehinc : see
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... fert : ' tends . ' 676. tramite : ablative of place where . 677. nitentes : cf. I. 640 .
678. ostentat : Musaeus from the top of the hill shows them the pathway , and
they descend on the other side , while he returns to his companions . dehinc : see
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Itala de gente : they are to descend from Lavinia , the future Italian wife of Aeneas
. 758. nostrum — ituras : ' destined to succeed to our name . ' 759. tua fata : see
11. 890 sqq . 760. Ascanius ( Iulus ) founded Alba Longa ( I , 267 sqq . ) ; but the
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Itala de gente : they are to descend from Lavinia , the future Italian wife of Aeneas
. 758. nostrum — ituras : ' destined to succeed to our name . ' 759. tua fata : see
11. 890 sqq . 760. Ascanius ( Iulus ) founded Alba Longa ( I , 267 sqq . ) ; but the
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Diana , looking down from Olympus , beholds Camilla advancing to battle , and ,
foreseeing her fate , commissions Opis , one of her nymphs , to descend and slay
any one , whether Trojan or Italian , who shall slay Camilla . 536. nostris armis ...
Diana , looking down from Olympus , beholds Camilla advancing to battle , and ,
foreseeing her fate , commissions Opis , one of her nymphs , to descend and slay
any one , whether Trojan or Italian , who shall slay Camilla . 536. nostris armis ...
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| Título | Virgil's Aeneid: books I-XII |
| Autor | Virgil |
| Editor | Henry Simmons Frieze |
| Colaborador | Henry Simmons Frieze |
| Edição | revista |
| Editora | American Book Company, 1900 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 12 Abr 2008 |
| Número de páginas | 342 páginas |
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