The Fasti, Tristia, Pontic Epistles, Ibis, and HalieuticonBell & Daldy, 1872 - 503 pages |
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... lines which are sometimes appended to the end of the sixth book of that work are placed in one of the Vatican MSS . as the commencement of a seventh book ; but they are universally regarded as spurious . Gronovius , indeed , informed ...
... lines which are sometimes appended to the end of the sixth book of that work are placed in one of the Vatican MSS . as the commencement of a seventh book ; but they are universally regarded as spurious . Gronovius , indeed , informed ...
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... lines in the following manner- ' Germanic Cæsar ! O ! accept our charge With smooth aspect , and guide my feeble barge . ' Massey gives them in a single line- ' Support Germanicus , my feeble wing . While the one caricatures the ...
... lines in the following manner- ' Germanic Cæsar ! O ! accept our charge With smooth aspect , and guide my feeble barge . ' Massey gives them in a single line- ' Support Germanicus , my feeble wing . While the one caricatures the ...
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... lines thus- For we did taste those sweets your lips let fall , When you did plead in causes criminall . ' 16 Our arts . ] - Ver . 23. Germanicus made a Latin version of the astro- nomic poem of Aratus , which is still extant , and ...
... lines thus- For we did taste those sweets your lips let fall , When you did plead in causes criminall . ' 16 Our arts . ] - Ver . 23. Germanicus made a Latin version of the astro- nomic poem of Aratus , which is still extant , and ...
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... lines ' Rehearse the reason why thou hast such odds , Of looking both ways more than all the gods . ' 59 My tablets . ] - Ver . 93 . of wood , usually of an oblong The ' tabulæ , ' or ' tabellæ , ' were thin pieces shape , covered over ...
... lines ' Rehearse the reason why thou hast such odds , Of looking both ways more than all the gods . ' 59 My tablets . ] - Ver . 93 . of wood , usually of an oblong The ' tabulæ , ' or ' tabellæ , ' were thin pieces shape , covered over ...
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... lines . " The winter solstice " is the first day of the new , and the last of the old sun ; Phoebus76 and the year take the same period for commencement . " After these things I was wondering , and inquired why the first day was not ...
... lines . " The winter solstice " is the first day of the new , and the last of the old sun ; Phoebus76 and the year take the same period for commencement . " After these things I was wondering , and inquired why the first day was not ...
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