Ovid lessons, being easy passages selected from the elegiac poems of Ovid and TibullusWilliams and son, 1881 - 148 sider |
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... they may be encouraged to take an intelligent interest in their work , the separate lessons have been made complete in themselves . To avoid the necessity of using a number of books at once , information usually sought in Dictionaries ...
... they may be encouraged to take an intelligent interest in their work , the separate lessons have been made complete in themselves . To avoid the necessity of using a number of books at once , information usually sought in Dictionaries ...
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... They speak kindly to the goddess and invite her to their cottage ; and as they walk along , Celeus tells her of his young son Triptolemus , who is lying sick at home . 5. Syrtes . Syrtis Major and Syrtis Minor , two dangerous gulfs on ...
... They speak kindly to the goddess and invite her to their cottage ; and as they walk along , Celeus tells her of his young son Triptolemus , who is lying sick at home . 5. Syrtes . Syrtis Major and Syrtis Minor , two dangerous gulfs on ...
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... They come by - the Bacchanals with streaming hair , the goat - footed Satyrs , and drunken old Silenus , now reeling on now reeling off his ass -lastly the god . She trembles in every limb , but Bacchus comforts her and bids her become ...
... They come by - the Bacchanals with streaming hair , the goat - footed Satyrs , and drunken old Silenus , now reeling on now reeling off his ass -lastly the god . She trembles in every limb , but Bacchus comforts her and bids her become ...
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... they are so delighted with it , that they set out in search of the hive . Silenus , thinking that he has found it , rides the ass on which he is sitting close up to a hornet's nest . The hornets come out in thousands and sting his bald ...
... they are so delighted with it , that they set out in search of the hive . Silenus , thinking that he has found it , rides the ass on which he is sitting close up to a hornet's nest . The hornets come out in thousands and sting his bald ...
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... they are finished is told that one pair is for him , and he is then instructed how to use them . He is to let his father fly first and to follow him . Above all things he is neither to fly too near the sun , or the heat will melt the ...
... they are finished is told that one pair is for him , and he is then instructed how to use them . He is to let his father fly first and to follow him . Above all things he is neither to fly too near the sun , or the heat will melt the ...
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Achilles Æneas ætas Amulius Anna Apollo aquæ Ardea arma arva Bacchus bids born boys called Calypso Cerberus Ceres Chiron Circe city Comp Compare construction daughter dead death Delos deos deus Dido Distinguish father feast fields first Flora found give goddess gods great hæc Hence Hercules home house Icarus illa ille Iolcus island Italy Jove Jupiter killed king Lavinia left life line live lived long Look love made make Mars meaning Minos mother name never note Osiris Ovid oxen plough power puellæ puer quæ quantity quum Remus river Rome Romulus sacred Sæpe same Samos ship side sine sing speaking story supposed tamen Tarquinius tell things thou Tiber tibi Tibullus time Troy tuæ tunc turba turn Ulysses used Venus Vergil walls water whilst wife wine wings words year years young Zeus ΙΟ
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Side 84 - ... hic iacet immiti consumptus morte Tibullus, 55 Messallam terra dum sequiturque mari.' sed me, quod facilis tenero sum semper Amori, ipsa Venus campos ducet in Elysios.
Side 40 - Gabios turpi fecerat arte suos. namque trium minimus, proles manifesta Superbi, in medios hostes nocte silente venit. nudarant gladios : " occidite " dixit " inermem ! hoc cupiant fratres Tarquiniusque pater, 695 qui mea crudeli laceravit verbere terga.
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