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In discoursing of great achievements and great events , it never falls short of the
grandeur which befits the epic style ; in passages of grief and suffering it takes
hold of our sympathies with all the power of the most affecting tragedy . What a ...
In discoursing of great achievements and great events , it never falls short of the
grandeur which befits the epic style ; in passages of grief and suffering it takes
hold of our sympathies with all the power of the most affecting tragedy . What a ...
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34-49 . Six years after the fall of Troy ( see introductory note to Book Third )
Aeneas and his followers arrived at Drepanum , in the west of Sicily , where they
were hospitably entertained by Acest es , a prince of Trojan descent . During this
visit ...
34-49 . Six years after the fall of Troy ( see introductory note to Book Third )
Aeneas and his followers arrived at Drepanum , in the west of Sicily , where they
were hospitably entertained by Acest es , a prince of Trojan descent . During this
visit ...
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104. tum prora avertit : sc . sese . et undis Dat latus : the ship , no longer impelled
by the oars , falls into the trough of the sea , and is immedi . ately struck by the
whole weight of a mountainous wave , breaking upon its side . 105. cumulo : ' in a
...
104. tum prora avertit : sc . sese . et undis Dat latus : the ship , no longer impelled
by the oars , falls into the trough of the sea , and is immedi . ately struck by the
whole weight of a mountainous wave , breaking upon its side . 105. cumulo : ' in a
...
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... with seven of his ships , lands in a secure haven , not far from the new city of
Carthage . Leaving his companions awhile , he ascends the neighboring rocks to
obtain a view of the sea , in the hope of descrying the rest of his feet . He falls in ...
... with seven of his ships , lands in a secure haven , not far from the new city of
Carthage . Leaving his companions awhile , he ascends the neighboring rocks to
obtain a view of the sea , in the hope of descrying the rest of his feet . He falls in ...
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The blood or race of Teucer , the Cretan ancestor of the Trojans ( III , 108 ) , has
well - nigh perished in the fall of Troy . Jupiter has promised that it shall be
revived in Italy through Aeneas and his followers . 236. omni dicione : ' with
unlimited ...
The blood or race of Teucer , the Cretan ancestor of the Trojans ( III , 108 ) , has
well - nigh perished in the fall of Troy . Jupiter has promised that it shall be
revived in Italy through Aeneas and his followers . 236. omni dicione : ' with
unlimited ...
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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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