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Vicit : ' has overpowered ' ; either by driving them away at the mercy of winds and
waves , or by casting them on rocks and sands . It does not mean ' destroyed , '
for all were saved except the ship of Orontes . laxis compagibus : H. 489 ; LM .
Vicit : ' has overpowered ' ; either by driving them away at the mercy of winds and
waves , or by casting them on rocks and sands . It does not mean ' destroyed , '
for all were saved except the ship of Orontes . laxis compagibus : H. 489 ; LM .
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129. caelique ruina : ' by the destructive force of the air ' ; lit. .by the rushing down
of the sky ' ; referring to the furious descent of the winds . 130. fratrem : Neptune
was a son of Saturn , and therefore brother of Juno . That this storm had been ...
129. caelique ruina : ' by the destructive force of the air ' ; lit. .by the rushing down
of the sky ' ; referring to the furious descent of the winds . 130. fratrem : Neptune
was a son of Saturn , and therefore brother of Juno . That this storm had been ...
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Eurus alone is mentioned by name , though vestras shows that all the winds are
addressed . 142. dicto : H. 471 , 8 ; LM . 619 ; A. 247 , 6 ; B. 217 , 4 ; G. 398 , R. I ;
( H. 417 , I , N. 5 ) . 144. adnixus : instead of the usual construction in the plural ...
Eurus alone is mentioned by name , though vestras shows that all the winds are
addressed . 142. dicto : H. 471 , 8 ; LM . 619 ; A. 247 , 6 ; B. 217 , 4 ; G. 398 , R. I ;
( H. 417 , I , N. 5 ) . 144. adnixus : instead of the usual construction in the plural ...
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390. reduces : brought back to land . ' classem refers to the twelve missing ships .
391. tutum : safety , ' ' a place of safety . ' versis aquilonibus : " the winds having
shifted . ' Aquilonibus , as quite often , for the general term . ventis . Cf. V , 2 .
390. reduces : brought back to land . ' classem refers to the twelve missing ships .
391. tutum : safety , ' ' a place of safety . ' versis aquilonibus : " the winds having
shifted . ' Aquilonibus , as quite often , for the general term . ventis . Cf. V , 2 .
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The Grecian chiefs had assembled at Aulis before sailing for Troy , and being
detained by contrary winds , were instructed to sacrifice Iphigenia , the daughter
of Agamemnon , as a propitiatory offering to Diana . 118. quaerendi : sc . sunt ...
The Grecian chiefs had assembled at Aulis before sailing for Troy , and being
detained by contrary winds , were instructed to sacrifice Iphigenia , the daughter
of Agamemnon , as a propitiatory offering to Diana . 118. quaerendi : sc . sunt ...
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| 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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