The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... Dacier , is the same with Licinius Varro Murena , the brother of Proculeius , and Terentia , the wife of Mæcenas . He entered into a conspiracy against Augustus , with Flavius Cepio , in the year of the city 731 . 45 There is much doubt ...
... Dacier , is the same with Licinius Varro Murena , the brother of Proculeius , and Terentia , the wife of Mæcenas . He entered into a conspiracy against Augustus , with Flavius Cepio , in the year of the city 731 . 45 There is much doubt ...
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... Dacier and the rest of the commentators under- stand the middle of the day , when the sun is most violent ; but this was a time when people usually retired into their houses to avoid the heat . Sol tepidus may therefore mean the ...
... Dacier and the rest of the commentators under- stand the middle of the day , when the sun is most violent ; but this was a time when people usually retired into their houses to avoid the heat . Sol tepidus may therefore mean the ...
Strona 286
... Dacier thinks , there were subterranean conduits , which poured forth such a sea of wa- ter , that a naval combat might be represented on it . Indeed , if we believe the prodigious accounts given by historians of the magnificence and ex ...
... Dacier thinks , there were subterranean conduits , which poured forth such a sea of wa- ter , that a naval combat might be represented on it . Indeed , if we believe the prodigious accounts given by historians of the magnificence and ex ...
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