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For this the unhappy occupants of the adjacent country were forced to give up
their hereditary estates to the rapacious soldiery . As the lands of Cremona ,
which was one of the condemned cities , were not sufficient to satisfy the
legionaries to ...
For this the unhappy occupants of the adjacent country were forced to give up
their hereditary estates to the rapacious soldiery . As the lands of Cremona ,
which was one of the condemned cities , were not sufficient to satisfy the
legionaries to ...
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Mercury is then sent down to Carthage , in order to exercise a secret influence on
Queen Dido and the Carthaginians , that they may be prepared to give the
Trojans a friendly reception . 223. finis : “ an end ' ; i.e. of their mournful
conversation ...
Mercury is then sent down to Carthage , in order to exercise a secret influence on
Queen Dido and the Carthaginians , that they may be prepared to give the
Trojans a friendly reception . 223. finis : “ an end ' ; i.e. of their mournful
conversation ...
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His mission is to carry on a contest in Italy , to crush the resistance of its warlike
tribes , to give them customs , and to build them cities . . . . His must be a life of
struggle , of heroic endurance , and of great difficulties overcome ' ( Nettleship ...
His mission is to carry on a contest in Italy , to crush the resistance of its warlike
tribes , to give them customs , and to build them cities . . . . His must be a life of
struggle , of heroic endurance , and of great difficulties overcome ' ( Nettleship ...
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494-612 . Aeneas is lost in the contemplation of the Ilian pictures , when Queen
Dido enters the temple , attended by a numerous train , and proceeds to give
audience to her people . While Aeneas and Achates , still invisible , are watching
the ...
494-612 . Aeneas is lost in the contemplation of the Ilian pictures , when Queen
Dido enters the temple , attended by a numerous train , and proceeds to give
audience to her people . While Aeneas and Achates , still invisible , are watching
the ...
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She protracts the banquet by making many inquiries of Aeneas about the Trojan
war , and finally begs him to give an account of the sack of Troy , and of his own
subsequent adventures . 696. duce laetus Achate : see note on l . 275 . 697. venit
...
She protracts the banquet by making many inquiries of Aeneas about the Trojan
war , and finally begs him to give an account of the sack of Troy , and of his own
subsequent adventures . 696. duce laetus Achate : see note on l . 275 . 697. venit
...
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Informação bibliográfica
| 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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