Odes: With the Latin TextOrion Press, 1963 - 376 sider |
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Side xi
... turn to his love poetry . Here he is most frequently contrasted , always to his disadvantage , with Catullus . While Catullus , it is said , is sincere , passionate , simple , and direct , Horace is merely making verse exercises out of ...
... turn to his love poetry . Here he is most frequently contrasted , always to his disadvantage , with Catullus . While Catullus , it is said , is sincere , passionate , simple , and direct , Horace is merely making verse exercises out of ...
Side 111
With the Latin Text Horace. In his turn for the virgin his victory earned When Thessaly's Myrmidons carried the day And the northerners ' regiments wilted away , And Hector was needed and dead , and tall Troy Light work for the war ...
With the Latin Text Horace. In his turn for the virgin his victory earned When Thessaly's Myrmidons carried the day And the northerners ' regiments wilted away , And Hector was needed and dead , and tall Troy Light work for the war ...
Side 293
... turn Under the march of exuberant , fruit - spilling autumn , then back comes Winter to numb us again . Moons make speed to repair their heavenly losses , but not so We , who , when once we have gone Downwards to join rich Tullus and ...
... turn Under the march of exuberant , fruit - spilling autumn , then back comes Winter to numb us again . Moons make speed to repair their heavenly losses , but not so We , who , when once we have gone Downwards to join rich Tullus and ...
Almindelige termer og sætninger
Achilles Aeneas Alcaeus amor Apollo Apulia Archytas Argos atque Augustus Bacchus Caesar Catullus consul in B.C. curas dear death deorum deos Diana domos dulce dulci earth father Faunus fire Geloni girl goddess gods grata Greek Hadriae hair heaven Hercules honour Horace horse inter Iovis Italy Iuppiter James Michie Jove king Lapiths Latium Lesbos Line Lydia lyra lyre lyric Maecenas manus mare Mars mero mihi Monaeses mother multa Muse nefas neque nimium nunc Octavian omne omnis once Parthians pater pede Pelops Philippi Phoebus Pirithous poet proelia Proetus puer Pyrrha quae quam quid quis quod Rhoetus river Roman Rome Rome's saepe semel semper sine sing sive Sthenelus sweet tamen Teucer Thessaly Thracian Tiber tibi Tibur town Trojan Trojan War Troy tuae unda underworld Venus virgines virtue vultu wild wind wine young