The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 193
... Virgil's Fiction of Dido and Aeneas ) takes it up after him , even in the same Age , and makes an Ancient Heroine of Virgil's new - created Dido ; dictates a Letter for her just before her Death to the ungrateful Fugitive ; and , very ...
... Virgil's Fiction of Dido and Aeneas ) takes it up after him , even in the same Age , and makes an Ancient Heroine of Virgil's new - created Dido ; dictates a Letter for her just before her Death to the ungrateful Fugitive ; and , very ...
Strana 232
... Virgil . Non pudet , O Rutuli , pro cunctis talibus unam Objectare animam ? numerone an viribus æqui Non sumus ? What can be more natural or more moving , than the Circum- stances in which he describes the Behaviour of those Women who ...
... Virgil . Non pudet , O Rutuli , pro cunctis talibus unam Objectare animam ? numerone an viribus æqui Non sumus ? What can be more natural or more moving , than the Circum- stances in which he describes the Behaviour of those Women who ...
Strana 559
... Virgil , Eclogues , i . 19-20 . 120. PAGE 364. Motto . Virgil , Georgics , i . 415–16 . Line 34. Deposite . ' Depose ' in A. 121. PAGE 367. Motto . Virgil , Ēclogues , iii . 60 . Tully has observed . De Natura Deorum , ii . 51. See the ...
... Virgil , Eclogues , i . 19-20 . 120. PAGE 364. Motto . Virgil , Georgics , i . 415–16 . Line 34. Deposite . ' Depose ' in A. 121. PAGE 367. Motto . Virgil , Ēclogues , iii . 60 . Tully has observed . De Natura Deorum , ii . 51. See the ...
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