The Fasti, Tristia, Pontic Epistles, Ibis, and HalieuticonBell & Daldy, 1872 - 503 pages |
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... stars , as they were visible to the naked eye , were the subject of observation . Ever since that period , however ... star or Constellation is said to rise cosmically when it rises at the same time with the sun ; and to set cosmically ...
... stars , as they were visible to the naked eye , were the subject of observation . Ever since that period , however ... star or Constellation is said to rise cosmically when it rises at the same time with the sun ; and to set cosmically ...
Page xix
... star on the breast of the Lion sets , 655. The Sementive moveable feast is proclaimed about this period , 657. The feast of the Paganalia , 669 . The dedication of the temple to Castor and Pollux , near the Lake of Juturna , 705 . The ...
... star on the breast of the Lion sets , 655. The Sementive moveable feast is proclaimed about this period , 657. The feast of the Paganalia , 669 . The dedication of the temple to Castor and Pollux , near the Lake of Juturna , 705 . The ...
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... star , 904. The Ro- bigalia , 905 . 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 ...
... star , 904. The Ro- bigalia , 905 . 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 ...
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... star rises [ sets ] , 723 . The Tubilustria , in honour of Vulcan , 726 . The day marked Q. R. C. F. 727 . June . 21 XII . Calends . The second Agonia , 721 . 22 XI . Calends . 23 X. 24 IX . 25 VIII , Calends , Calends . Calends . 26 ...
... star rises [ sets ] , 723 . The Tubilustria , in honour of Vulcan , 726 . The day marked Q. R. C. F. 727 . June . 21 XII . Calends . The second Agonia , 721 . 22 XI . Calends . 23 X. 24 IX . 25 VIII , Calends , Calends . Calends . 26 ...
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... stars , and thy greater care was to conquer thy neighbours . Yet , Cæsar , there is a reason which may have influenced him , and he has a ground on which he may defend his error . That period which is sufficient to elapse until the ...
... stars , and thy greater care was to conquer thy neighbours . Yet , Cæsar , there is a reason which may have influenced him , and he has a ground on which he may defend his error . That period which is sufficient to elapse until the ...
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