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Side 38
... seem unnecessary , the phrase evehit ad deos being complete without them ; in the latter we must translate ' exalts to heaven ( as though they had become , or as thinking them- selves ) lords of the world . " 7 , 9. hunc ... illum ...
... seem unnecessary , the phrase evehit ad deos being complete without them ; in the latter we must translate ' exalts to heaven ( as though they had become , or as thinking them- selves ) lords of the world . " 7 , 9. hunc ... illum ...
Side 38
... seem unnecessary , the phrase evehit ad deos being complete without them ; in the latter we must translate ' exalts to heaven ( as though they had become , or as thinking them- selves ) lords of the world . " 7 , 9. hunc ... illum ...
... seem unnecessary , the phrase evehit ad deos being complete without them ; in the latter we must translate ' exalts to heaven ( as though they had become , or as thinking them- selves ) lords of the world . " 7 , 9. hunc ... illum ...
Side 47
... seem to refer to an earlier voyage , such as may well have been undertaken by the poet of the Aeneid to visit the scenes he has aided to immortalize . Some editors feel the difficulty so much that they either suppose the Virgil ...
... seem to refer to an earlier voyage , such as may well have been undertaken by the poet of the Aeneid to visit the scenes he has aided to immortalize . Some editors feel the difficulty so much that they either suppose the Virgil ...
Side 48
... seems to give to the verb the additional force of fighting it out to the end . Cf. Horace's use of deproeliantes , Od . 1. 9. 11 , and debellata , Od . 1. 18. 9 . 14. Hyadas ] Seven stars in the head of Taurus which por- tended rain or ...
... seems to give to the verb the additional force of fighting it out to the end . Cf. Horace's use of deproeliantes , Od . 1. 9. 11 , and debellata , Od . 1. 18. 9 . 14. Hyadas ] Seven stars in the head of Taurus which por- tended rain or ...
Side 49
... the longevity of primaeval man seems universal , 34. Daedalus ] ( daldaλos , i.e. varied , or cunningly wrought ) is the type of the over - ambitious man of science : ' over - flighty ' in his ideas , we might say : the meaning NOTES . 49.
... the longevity of primaeval man seems universal , 34. Daedalus ] ( daldaλos , i.e. varied , or cunningly wrought ) is the type of the over - ambitious man of science : ' over - flighty ' in his ideas , we might say : the meaning NOTES . 49.
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