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There are fashions in criticism as well as in other things ; not , indeed , so
changeful and transitory as those of dress , but fashions , nevertheless ; and of
late years some scholars , even eminent scholars , have fallen into the habit or
affectation ...
There are fashions in criticism as well as in other things ; not , indeed , so
changeful and transitory as those of dress , but fashions , nevertheless ; and of
late years some scholars , even eminent scholars , have fallen into the habit or
affectation ...
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44 . 29. The construction of the sentence , interrupted by the preceding
parenthetical lines , is here resumed . His accensa super : ' being inflamed by
these things besides . ' These old causes of hostility are added to her jealousy for
Carthage ...
44 . 29. The construction of the sentence , interrupted by the preceding
parenthetical lines , is here resumed . His accensa super : ' being inflamed by
these things besides . ' These old causes of hostility are added to her jealousy for
Carthage ...
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The final vowel was originally long . 309. exacta : “ the things ascertained . ' 310 ,
312. Classem - Occulit : ' he conceals the fleet in the wooded hollow , under the
overarching rock , where it is surrounded by trees with their projecting shadows .
The final vowel was originally long . 309. exacta : “ the things ascertained . ' 310 ,
312. Classem - Occulit : ' he conceals the fleet in the wooded hollow , under the
overarching rock , where it is surrounded by trees with their projecting shadows .
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347 sqq talia Moliri : “ to take such precautions ' ; to devise such things ; namely ,
as patrols ( custode ) . For the mood , see note on III , 134 . 565. Aeneadum : . =
Aeneadarum . quis nesciat : see H. 557 ; LM . 723 ; . A. 268 ; B. 277 ; G. 265 ; ( H.
347 sqq talia Moliri : “ to take such precautions ' ; to devise such things ; namely ,
as patrols ( custode ) . For the mood , see note on III , 134 . 565. Aeneadum : . =
Aeneadarum . quis nesciat : see H. 557 ; LM . 723 ; . A. 268 ; B. 277 ; G. 265 ; ( H.
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... as often for corpora . 636. Munera , laetitiam : are in apposition with the
foregoing accusatives . She sends these things “ as presents and the enjoyment
of the day ' ; i.e. means of enjoying the day ; a hendiadys ( see N 40 VIRGIL'S
AENEID.
... as often for corpora . 636. Munera , laetitiam : are in apposition with the
foregoing accusatives . She sends these things “ as presents and the enjoyment
of the day ' ; i.e. means of enjoying the day ; a hendiadys ( see N 40 VIRGIL'S
AENEID.
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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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