A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Strana 53
... noble fuitors , whofe addreffes the refufed with inviolable conftancy : but , fearing they might take her by force , fhe amufed them , by defiring them to wait , till fhe had finished a web which she was then about : and to make the ...
... noble fuitors , whofe addreffes the refufed with inviolable conftancy : but , fearing they might take her by force , fhe amufed them , by defiring them to wait , till fhe had finished a web which she was then about : and to make the ...
Strana 56
... noble a person . -Transparent garments . ] Multicia , quafi multilicia , of many threads . These were fo finely and curiously wrought , that the body might be seen through them . Thou declaimeft . ] Paffeft fentence in the most aggra ...
... noble a person . -Transparent garments . ] Multicia , quafi multilicia , of many threads . These were fo finely and curiously wrought , that the body might be seen through them . Thou declaimeft . ] Paffeft fentence in the most aggra ...
Strana 65
... noble piece of generalfhip , worthy a great ge- neral ; and , to be fure , it was the part of a great citizen to take fo much care of his complexion - it must be allowed wor- thy the mightiest citizen of Rome , to attend to this with ...
... noble piece of generalfhip , worthy a great ge- neral ; and , to be fure , it was the part of a great citizen to take fo much care of his complexion - it must be allowed wor- thy the mightiest citizen of Rome , to attend to this with ...
Strana 75
... Noble families , who were an orna- ment to the Roman name . 147. The podium . ] Iedov , Gr . from a foot . That part of the theatre next the orcheftra , where the nobles fat - it projected , in form fomething like the fhape of a foot ...
... Noble families , who were an orna- ment to the Roman name . 147. The podium . ] Iedov , Gr . from a foot . That part of the theatre next the orcheftra , where the nobles fat - it projected , in form fomething like the fhape of a foot ...
Strana 77
... noble Roman ; he , though banished , faved Rome from its final ruin by the Gauls . The Romans voted him an equestrian statue in the Forum , an honour never before conferred on a Roman citizen . 155. The legion of Cremera . ] Meaning the ...
... noble Roman ; he , though banished , faved Rome from its final ruin by the Gauls . The Romans voted him an equestrian statue in the Forum , an honour never before conferred on a Roman citizen . 155. The legion of Cremera . ] Meaning the ...
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