The Fasti, Tristia, Pontic Epistles, Ibis, and HalieuticonBell & Daldy, 1872 - 503 pages |
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Page ix
... received his sentence of exile , he committed , in an un- finished state , to the flames . Duplicate copies of that poem were , however , in the hands of his friends , and to this fact we are indebted for its preservation . It is ...
... received his sentence of exile , he committed , in an un- finished state , to the flames . Duplicate copies of that poem were , however , in the hands of his friends , and to this fact we are indebted for its preservation . It is ...
Page xii
... the sixth of the Calends of March . It is this double day which gave the name of " Bissextile " to the Leap year . The months , which had previously been called Quintilis and Sextilis , then received the xil INTRODUCTION .
... the sixth of the Calends of March . It is this double day which gave the name of " Bissextile " to the Leap year . The months , which had previously been called Quintilis and Sextilis , then received the xil INTRODUCTION .
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Ovid. previously been called Quintilis and Sextilis , then received the names of Julius and Augustus , in honour of ... received its name from the fact that on that day the Pontifex addressed the moon in presence of the people , in the ...
Ovid. previously been called Quintilis and Sextilis , then received the names of Julius and Augustus , in honour of ... received its name from the fact that on that day the Pontifex addressed the moon in presence of the people , in the ...
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... The commencement of the Floralia , 943. Vesta is received in the Palatium by Augustus , 949. This day is also partly dedicated to Apollo , 951 ; and partly to Augustus , 952 . 2 VI . 3 V. The Ca.ends . Nones . xxii INTRODUCTION .
... The commencement of the Floralia , 943. Vesta is received in the Palatium by Augustus , 949. This day is also partly dedicated to Apollo , 951 ; and partly to Augustus , 952 . 2 VI . 3 V. The Ca.ends . Nones . xxii INTRODUCTION .
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... received its name from the god Janus , and has retained it from the days of Numa to the present time , with an interval only in the reign of the Emperor Conmodus , who called it Amazonius , ' in honour of his mistress ; but on his death ...
... received its name from the god Janus , and has retained it from the days of Numa to the present time , with an interval only in the reign of the Emperor Conmodus , who called it Amazonius , ' in honour of his mistress ; but on his death ...
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