The Works of Horace: With English Notes, Critical and ExplanatoryHarper, 1846 - 681 strán (strany) |
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Strana 274
... Understand juvat . Hunc in this line ; illum in the 9th ; and gaudentem in the 11th , denote , respectively , the ambitious aspi- rant after popular favours , the covetous man , and the agriculturist.— 8. Certat tergeminis , & c . " Vie ...
... Understand juvat . Hunc in this line ; illum in the 9th ; and gaudentem in the 11th , denote , respectively , the ambitious aspi- rant after popular favours , the covetous man , and the agriculturist.— 8. Certat tergeminis , & c . " Vie ...
Strana 275
... understand by pauperies and paupertas , not absolute poverty , which is properly expressed by egestas , but a state in which we are deprived indeed of the comforts , and yet possess in some degree , the neces- saries , of life . - 19 ...
... understand by pauperies and paupertas , not absolute poverty , which is properly expressed by egestas , but a state in which we are deprived indeed of the comforts , and yet possess in some degree , the neces- saries , of life . - 19 ...
Strana 279
... understand ut , which stands in opposition to sic . - Diva potens Cypri . Venus . From her power over the sea she was invoked by the Cnidians , Eurλoia , the dis- penser of favourable voyages . ( Pausan . 1. 14 . ) - 2 . Fratres Helena ...
... understand ut , which stands in opposition to sic . - Diva potens Cypri . Venus . From her power over the sea she was invoked by the Cnidians , Eurλoia , the dis- penser of favourable voyages . ( Pausan . 1. 14 . ) - 2 . Fratres Helena ...
Strana 282
... understand the expression in its literal sense , " the Manes of whom all is fable , " and suppose it to imply the disbelief of a future state . 17-18 . 17. Simul . For Simul ac . - 18 . Talis . This may either be the adjective , or else ...
... understand the expression in its literal sense , " the Manes of whom all is fable , " and suppose it to imply the disbelief of a future state . 17-18 . 17. Simul . For Simul ac . - 18 . Talis . This may either be the adjective , or else ...
Strana 283
... Understand te . " Prefers unto thee his impassioned suit . " Urguet would seem to imply an affected coyness and reserve on the part of Pyrrha , in order to elicit more powerfully the feelings of him who addresses her . - 5 . Simplex ...
... Understand te . " Prefers unto thee his impassioned suit . " Urguet would seem to imply an affected coyness and reserve on the part of Pyrrha , in order to elicit more powerfully the feelings of him who addresses her . - 5 . Simplex ...
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