The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Virgil, also. has a similar collocation, Æn. iv. 314, “Per ego has lacrymas, dextramgue tuam, te,” etc. ANTHON. 44 Amando has a passive signification, “By being beloved.” As in Virgil; Uritgue videndo femina. Instances of this kind are ...
... Virgil, also. has a similar collocation, Æn. iv. 314, “Per ego has lacrymas, dextramgue tuam, te,” etc. ANTHON. 44 Amando has a passive signification, “By being beloved.” As in Virgil; Uritgue videndo femina. Instances of this kind are ...
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... Virgil. You, though pious, alas! in vain demand Quinctilius back from the gods, who did not lend him to us on such terms. What, though you could strike. 11 Melpomene, one of the muses, who first composed tragedies; and therefore Horace ...
... Virgil. You, though pious, alas! in vain demand Quinctilius back from the gods, who did not lend him to us on such terms. What, though you could strike. 11 Melpomene, one of the muses, who first composed tragedies; and therefore Horace ...
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... Virgil met us at Sinuessa; souls more candid ones than which the world never produced, nor is there a person in the world more bound to them than myself. Oh what embraces, and what transports were there! -While I am in my senses ...
... Virgil met us at Sinuessa; souls more candid ones than which the world never produced, nor is there a person in the world more bound to them than myself. Oh what embraces, and what transports were there! -While I am in my senses ...
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