The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 57
... passage of the Agamemnon . I have since , however , been convinced of my mistake in this instance ; and am now satisfied that xãμos , in the place in question , is to be construed in connexion with σuyyóvwv givvúwy , and nieans a ...
... passage of the Agamemnon . I have since , however , been convinced of my mistake in this instance ; and am now satisfied that xãμos , in the place in question , is to be construed in connexion with σuyyóvwv givvúwy , and nieans a ...
Page 98
... passage his mountains are thrown toge- ther with reference ouly to metre ; and Mycale succeeds to the Phrygian Dindymus : Dindymaque et Mycale , natusque ad sacra Citharon . Mycalessus is noticed by Pliny✶ as a mountain of Bœotia ; and ...
... passage his mountains are thrown toge- ther with reference ouly to metre ; and Mycale succeeds to the Phrygian Dindymus : Dindymaque et Mycale , natusque ad sacra Citharon . Mycalessus is noticed by Pliny✶ as a mountain of Bœotia ; and ...
Page 283
... passage in the author's " Second Defense . " Tuque scito illas " " opi- mitates " atque " opes , " quas mihi exprobras , non attigisse , neque eo nomine , quo maximè accusas , obolo factum ditiorem 40 " " Be assured that I have not ...
... passage in the author's " Second Defense . " Tuque scito illas " " opi- mitates " atque " opes , " quas mihi exprobras , non attigisse , neque eo nomine , quo maximè accusas , obolo factum ditiorem 40 " " Be assured that I have not ...
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