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They leave the shores of the Cyclops , and coasting by the mouth of the river
Pantagia , the towns of Megara and Thapsus , the bay of Syracuse , then by the
river Helorus and the promontory of Pachynum , they sail westerly by Camarina ,
Gela ...
They leave the shores of the Cyclops , and coasting by the mouth of the river
Pantagia , the towns of Megara and Thapsus , the bay of Syracuse , then by the
river Helorus and the promontory of Pachynum , they sail westerly by Camarina ,
Gela ...
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The story was that the nymph Arethusa was loved by the river god Alpbeus .
When he pursued her , she was changed by Artemis into a stream that Aowed
beneath the sea to Ortygia . The god continued to pursue her , and his waters
were ...
The story was that the nymph Arethusa was loved by the river god Alpbeus .
When he pursued her , she was changed by Artemis into a stream that Aowed
beneath the sea to Ortygia . The god continued to pursue her , and his waters
were ...
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Criniso - flumine : ' conceived of the river ( god ) Crinisus . ' 39. Veterum parentum
: ' of his early ( Trojan ) progenitors . ' 40. reduces : sc . eos esse ; " he
congratulates them on their return ' ; ' wel . comes them . ' 42-103 . Arrived in
Sicily , and ...
Criniso - flumine : ' conceived of the river ( god ) Crinisus . ' 39. Veterum parentum
: ' of his early ( Trojan ) progenitors . ' 40. reduces : sc . eos esse ; " he
congratulates them on their return ' ; ' wel . comes them . ' 42-103 . Arrived in
Sicily , and ...
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Hectoreos : Hector is dear to them , and his heroic deeds are associated with
these two rivers . Cf. 1. 190. They had hoped to find a new fatherland , where old
names should be revived just as they were by Helenus in Epirus ( see III , 497 ) .
Hectoreos : Hector is dear to them , and his heroic deeds are associated with
these two rivers . Cf. 1. 190. They had hoped to find a new fatherland , where old
names should be revived just as they were by Helenus in Epirus ( see III , 497 ) .
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Its waters were supposed to rise up from the river Acheron in the lower world .
109. Contingat : ' let it be my lot . ' 114. Invalidus : ' ( though ) feeble . ' ultra sortem
: for the proper lot of old age is quiet and ease . 116. mandata dabat : see V , 731
...
Its waters were supposed to rise up from the river Acheron in the lower world .
109. Contingat : ' let it be my lot . ' 114. Invalidus : ' ( though ) feeble . ' ultra sortem
: for the proper lot of old age is quiet and ease . 116. mandata dabat : see V , 731
...
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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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