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... Servius on Virg . xi . 458 , as well as all the other MSS . , has Codri . Cordus is a Roman name . Codrus is used below , S. iii . 203. 208 , and is so written in the same MS . , except that a later hand has introduced Cordus . Codrus ...
... Servius on Virg . xi . 458 , as well as all the other MSS . , has Codri . Cordus is a Roman name . Codrus is used below , S. iii . 203. 208 , and is so written in the same MS . , except that a later hand has introduced Cordus . Codrus ...
Strana 4
... Servius quotes this verse on Virgil : " Et cantu querulae rumpent arbusta cicadae " ( Georg . iii . 328 ) . 14. Exspectes eadem ] " You may look for the same stuff from all sorts of poets , from the greatest to the least : I then ( ergo ) ...
... Servius quotes this verse on Virgil : " Et cantu querulae rumpent arbusta cicadae " ( Georg . iii . 328 ) . 14. Exspectes eadem ] " You may look for the same stuff from all sorts of poets , from the greatest to the least : I then ( ergo ) ...
Strana 13
... Servius on Aen . i . 729 . " For some ages the Roman nobility com- monly used nothing but ' far ' and ' puls , ' and if a marriage or other joyful feast fell out , they thought it a mighty thing if they added a few small fishes and a ...
... Servius on Aen . i . 729 . " For some ages the Roman nobility com- monly used nothing but ' far ' and ' puls , ' and if a marriage or other joyful feast fell out , they thought it a mighty thing if they added a few small fishes and a ...
Strana 37
... Servius ( on Virg . Aen . iii . 35 ) , when angry . Because it is said to be derived from gradior , ' Holyday rather absurdly renders it ' Great Marcher . ' The derivation cannot be this . The word in- not otherwise known . Ruperti ...
... Servius ( on Virg . Aen . iii . 35 ) , when angry . Because it is said to be derived from gradior , ' Holyday rather absurdly renders it ' Great Marcher . ' The derivation cannot be this . The word in- not otherwise known . Ruperti ...
Strana 41
... Servius , on Aen . vi . 229 , " Idem ter socios pura circumtulit unda , Spargens rore levi et ramo felicis olivae , Lustravitque viros , " says ' circumferre ' is equivalent to ' pur- gare : " " nam lustratio a circumlatione dicta est ...
... Servius , on Aen . vi . 229 , " Idem ter socios pura circumtulit unda , Spargens rore levi et ramo felicis olivae , Lustravitque viros , " says ' circumferre ' is equivalent to ' pur- gare : " " nam lustratio a circumlatione dicta est ...
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