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... ToRR. * “Fide” is the ancient form of the genitive. See Orelli. * The poet does not mean that this wind shall bring Gyges home, for it was directly contrary to his return to Italy, but that in general it opens the seas, and encourages ...
... ToRR. * “Fide” is the ancient form of the genitive. See Orelli. * The poet does not mean that this wind shall bring Gyges home, for it was directly contrary to his return to Italy, but that in general it opens the seas, and encourages ...
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... TORR. 85 The air was afterward so healthy, that Augustus was carried thither when he was ill. ToRR. 86 The moon presided over all enchantments, and was believed to be most favorable when in the full, decorum os, because she then infused ...
... TORR. 85 The air was afterward so healthy, that Augustus was carried thither when he was ill. ToRR. 86 The moon presided over all enchantments, and was believed to be most favorable when in the full, decorum os, because she then infused ...
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... Torr. * Ad Puteal. He describes a part of the forum by a monument erected there to show that the place had been struck with thunder. Some of the praetors held a kind of sessions there to decide private causes. ToRR. * Horace had ...
... Torr. * Ad Puteal. He describes a part of the forum by a monument erected there to show that the place had been struck with thunder. Some of the praetors held a kind of sessions there to decide private causes. ToRR. * Horace had ...
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