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Side 39
... Notice the use of the 2nd person sing . in an indefinite sense = ' any one . ' We should say here no one would ever move ... " Cypria ] Cyprus from its situation held an important position in regard to the traffic of the Mediterranean ...
... Notice the use of the 2nd person sing . in an indefinite sense = ' any one . ' We should say here no one would ever move ... " Cypria ] Cyprus from its situation held an important position in regard to the traffic of the Mediterranean ...
Side 40
... Notice the pronoun put first to indicate the transition from the pursuits of other men to that which Horace makes the object of his ambition . hederae ] Ivy was sacred to Bacchus , and in consequence , he being the god of inspiration ...
... Notice the pronoun put first to indicate the transition from the pursuits of other men to that which Horace makes the object of his ambition . hederae ] Ivy was sacred to Bacchus , and in consequence , he being the god of inspiration ...
Side 42
... Notice how the verb , by its abrupt and promi- nent position , at once brings the mind from the days of the flood to what had actually happened in the sight of living men . 13 ff . vidimus ...... ] Most editors take this ' we have seen ...
... Notice how the verb , by its abrupt and promi- nent position , at once brings the mind from the days of the flood to what had actually happened in the sight of living men . 13 ff . vidimus ...... ] Most editors take this ' we have seen ...
Side 43
... notice that on the Etrurian side ( Tuscum litus ) are the lofty slopes of the Janiculan , and on the other ( sinistra ripa ) the low - lying districts of the Forum Boarium and the Velia , and then let him consider for himself the ...
... notice that on the Etrurian side ( Tuscum litus ) are the lofty slopes of the Janiculan , and on the other ( sinistra ripa ) the low - lying districts of the Forum Boarium and the Velia , and then let him consider for himself the ...
Side 45
... Notice levis ; it is identical with the Gk . Xeîos , while levis is identical with ἐλαχύς . 39. Mauri peditis ] Some would read ' Marsi ' on the ground that the Moors and Numidians were all horsemen , but there is no reason to assume ...
... Notice levis ; it is identical with the Gk . Xeîos , while levis is identical with ἐλαχύς . 39. Mauri peditis ] Some would read ' Marsi ' on the ground that the Moors and Numidians were all horsemen , but there is no reason to assume ...
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