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A. S. WALPOLE Achaemenes adjective ancient Apollo Apulia aquae Assistant-Master Augustus Baiae BOOKS Caesar Cambridge Cantabri CARMEN Classical Series Crown 8vo cyathi Dict Edited by E. S. Edited by Rev emphatic Epist epithet Eton College explain express Extra fcap favour fcap Fellow of St Fellow of Trinity frequently Greek heaven Hertford College Homer Horace Horace's immunis Introduction and Notes J. P. MAHAFFY J. P. POSTGATE JOHN E. B. MAYOR John's College king King's College late Fellow licet Livy Lyde MACMILLAN'S CLASSICAL CATALOGUE Maecenas meaning mihi Monaeses neque Notice nunc Orelli Orelli says Ovid Oxford pater pauperies Phidyle phrase poetical poets preparation Professor of Greek PROSE quae quam quid quod R. C. JEBB Ready refers Regulus rendering Roman Rome School seems sense sine stanza thou tibi Tibur Translated Trinity College Venus Virg virtus Vocabulary wine words ΙΟ
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