Virgil's Aeneid: books I-XII |
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Strana 9
Explorare : to look into the nature of the request . Aeolus will excuse himself , when called to account for trespassing on the dominion of Neptune , by pleading the command of Juno , and his duty to her . 78.
Explorare : to look into the nature of the request . Aeolus will excuse himself , when called to account for trespassing on the dominion of Neptune , by pleading the command of Juno , and his duty to her . 78.
Strana 17
Nunc : is emphatic , “ even now , ' when we had a right to look for better fortunes . 243. tutus : safe , ' notwithstanding the warlike character of the Illyrians and the Liburni , and the dangers of the navigation . 244.
Nunc : is emphatic , “ even now , ' when we had a right to look for better fortunes . 243. tutus : safe , ' notwithstanding the warlike character of the Illyrians and the Liburni , and the dangers of the navigation . 244.
Strana 30
438. suspicit : looks up to ' ; having descended the hill . See l . 419 . 439. dictu : see note on visu , l . 11 . 440. medios : sc . viros . miscet : sc . se . viris : see note on dextrae , 1. 408. ulli : for ab ullo . See note on l .
438. suspicit : looks up to ' ; having descended the hill . See l . 419 . 439. dictu : see note on visu , l . 11 . 440. medios : sc . viros . miscet : sc . se . viris : see note on dextrae , 1. 408. ulli : for ab ullo . See note on l .
Strana 74
Respicio : ' I look about . ' He has been absorbed in the scene in the court below , and the death of Priam . Now he withdraws his eyes to consider what is going on around him on the battlements . sit : subjunctive mood in indirect ...
Respicio : ' I look about . ' He has been absorbed in the scene in the court below , and the death of Priam . Now he withdraws his eyes to consider what is going on around him on the battlements . sit : subjunctive mood in indirect ...
Strana 79
Aspice : ' look upon us ' ; i.e. with favor . hoc tantum : sc . peto a te ; " this only I ask of thee ' ; one look of pity . 691. haec omina firma : Anchises thinks he sees in this prodigy a token of divine favor , but desires some ...
Aspice : ' look upon us ' ; i.e. with favor . hoc tantum : sc . peto a te ; " this only I ask of thee ' ; one look of pity . 691. haec omina firma : Anchises thinks he sees in this prodigy a token of divine favor , but desires some ...
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| 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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