Virgil's Aeneid: books I-XII |
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Strana 6
She did this by stratagems , not by direct opposition ; she instigated the inferior powers , as , for example , Aeolus and Iris , to injure the Trojans . 32. acti fatis : see note on fato profugus , l . 2 . circum : see note on contra ...
She did this by stratagems , not by direct opposition ; she instigated the inferior powers , as , for example , Aeolus and Iris , to injure the Trojans . 32. acti fatis : see note on fato profugus , l . 2 . circum : see note on contra ...
Strana 24
335. dignor : as a deponent , signifies ' I deem worthy of , ' and governs the accusative of the direct object ( me ) , and the ablative of that of which one is deemed worthy ( honore ) . 338. Carthage is here called the city of Agenor ...
335. dignor : as a deponent , signifies ' I deem worthy of , ' and governs the accusative of the direct object ( me ) , and the ablative of that of which one is deemed worthy ( honore ) . 338. Carthage is here called the city of Agenor ...
Strana 37
The setting of the constellation Orion in November was proverbial in the ancient writers as portending stormy weather . In consequence , Orion was supposed to exert a direct influence upon the weather , even though represented as rising ...
The setting of the constellation Orion in November was proverbial in the ancient writers as portending stormy weather . In consequence , Orion was supposed to exert a direct influence upon the weather , even though represented as rising ...
Strana 52
The pluperfect bjunctive represents a future per ect indicative of the direct discourse . H. 644 , 2 ; LM . 804 ; A. 286 , R .; B. 269 , 1 , ) ; G. 657 , 4 ; ( H. 525 , 2 ) . 95. Argos : for Graeciam . Cf. I , 285.
The pluperfect bjunctive represents a future per ect indicative of the direct discourse . H. 644 , 2 ; LM . 804 ; A. 286 , R .; B. 269 , 1 , ) ; G. 657 , 4 ; ( H. 525 , 2 ) . 95. Argos : for Graeciam . Cf. I , 285.
Strana 81
The questions are probably direct . The first interrogative , -ne , would come regularly after misero . For the case of misero , see note on l . 735. nec connects incertum ( est ) and est reddita . 741. Nec amissam respexi animumve ...
The questions are probably direct . The first interrogative , -ne , would come regularly after misero . For the case of misero , see note on l . 735. nec connects incertum ( est ) and est reddita . 741. Nec amissam respexi animumve ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Virgil's Aeneid: books I-XII |
| Autor | Virgil |
| Redaktor | Henry Simmons Frieze |
| Vydavateľ | American Book Company, 1900 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Michiganská univerzita |
| Digitalizované | 12. apr. 2008 |
| Dĺžka | 342 strán (strany) |
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