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Cf. X , 723 . 150. Observe the cacsura here in the fourth foot . arma : their fury
leads them to seize such arms as stones and firebrands only . No citizen was
allowed to carry warlike weapons Fig . 4. - A Triton ( l . 144 ) within the walls of
Rome .
Cf. X , 723 . 150. Observe the cacsura here in the fourth foot . arma : their fury
leads them to seize such arms as stones and firebrands only . No citizen was
allowed to carry warlike weapons Fig . 4. - A Triton ( l . 144 ) within the walls of
Rome .
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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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Aeneas , therefore , is in doubt whether the advice of Thymoetes to carry the
horse into the city is given out of resentment and treachery ( dolo ) , or under the
influence of fate ( sic fata ferebant ) . 33. arce : see note on I , 2 . 34. ferebant ...
Aeneas , therefore , is in doubt whether the advice of Thymoetes to carry the
horse into the city is given out of resentment and treachery ( dolo ) , or under the
influence of fate ( sic fata ferebant ) . 33. arce : see note on I , 2 . 34. ferebant ...
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635. Antiquas : the necessity of forsaking his home is the more painful , as it has
been the abode of a long line of ancestors . 636. primum : in both instances
agrees with quem . Aeneas must carry his father ; for he had been formerly
disabled ...
635. Antiquas : the necessity of forsaking his home is the more painful , as it has
been the abode of a long line of ancestors . 636. primum : in both instances
agrees with quem . Aeneas must carry his father ; for he had been formerly
disabled ...
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Ducere : supply me as the subject . 387. gravis : for graviter , with castigat . 388.
ut consederat : ' as ( by chance ) he had seated himself . ' 389. frustra : ' in vain , '
if , after all , you suffer another to carry away the prize on the present occasion .
Ducere : supply me as the subject . 387. gravis : for graviter , with castigat . 388.
ut consederat : ' as ( by chance ) he had seated himself . ' 389. frustra : ' in vain , '
if , after all , you suffer another to carry away the prize on the present occasion .
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | Virgil's Aeneid: books I-XII |
| Autor | Virgil |
| Editor | Henry Simmons Frieze |
| Colaborador | Henry Simmons Frieze |
| Editora | American Book Company, 1902 |
| Original de | Universidade da Califórnia em Berkeley |
| Digitalizado | 25 Mar 2015 |
| Número de páginas | 342 páginas |
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