A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Strana 33
... signifies a king - but any great or rich man : so a patron . See Juv . Sat. v . 1. 14. This , from the power and do- minion which he exercised over his clients . Hence , as well as from his protection and care over them , he was called ...
... signifies a king - but any great or rich man : so a patron . See Juv . Sat. v . 1. 14. This , from the power and do- minion which he exercised over his clients . Hence , as well as from his protection and care over them , he was called ...
Strana 227
... Signifies a good or evil dæmon , attending each man or woman at every time and place ; hence , to watch over the marriage bed , and to preferve it , or punish the viola- tion of it . 23-4 . The Iron Age - the Silver Age . ] Of thefe ...
... Signifies a good or evil dæmon , attending each man or woman at every time and place ; hence , to watch over the marriage bed , and to preferve it , or punish the viola- tion of it . 23-4 . The Iron Age - the Silver Age . ] Of thefe ...
Strana 247
... means prepared for fea- i . e . as foon as the weather will permit . So Virg . Æn . iv . 1. 289 , 296 . Claffem aptent taciti , fociofque ad litora cogant , Arma parent . Where we may suppose arma to signify the fails , mafts , and ...
... means prepared for fea- i . e . as foon as the weather will permit . So Virg . Æn . iv . 1. 289 , 296 . Claffem aptent taciti , fociofque ad litora cogant , Arma parent . Where we may suppose arma to signify the fails , mafts , and ...
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