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Tractabat ceramque puer pinnasque renidens , Nescius haec humeris arma
parata suis . Cui pater “ his " inquit “ patria est adeunda carinis , 30 Hac nobis
Minos effugiendus ope . 143 Aëra non potuit Minos , alia omnia clausit ; Quem
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Tractabat ceramque puer pinnasque renidens , Nescius haec humeris arma
parata suis . Cui pater “ his " inquit “ patria est adeunda carinis , 30 Hac nobis
Minos effugiendus ope . 143 Aëra non potuit Minos , alia omnia clausit ; Quem
licet ...
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Quid tibi cum gladio ? dubiam rege , navita , pinum ; 20 Non haec sunt digitis
arma tenenda tuis . Ille , metu vacuus , “ Mortem non deprecor " inquit , 119 6 “
Sed liceat sumpta pauca referre lyra . ” 125 100 The rescue . Dant veniam ,
ridentque ...
Quid tibi cum gladio ? dubiam rege , navita , pinum ; 20 Non haec sunt digitis
arma tenenda tuis . Ille , metu vacuus , “ Mortem non deprecor " inquit , 119 6 “
Sed liceat sumpta pauca referre lyra . ” 125 100 The rescue . Dant veniam ,
ridentque ...
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Ipsa ego , quae dederam medicamina , pallida sedi , Quum vidi subitos arma
tenere viros : Donec terrigenae . . . facinus mirabile ! . . . fratres 138 Inter se
strictas conseruere manus . 152 III 1 Insopor ecce vigil squamis crepitantibus
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Ipsa ego , quae dederam medicamina , pallida sedi , Quum vidi subitos arma
tenere viros : Donec terrigenae . . . facinus mirabile ! . . . fratres 138 Inter se
strictas conseruere manus . 152 III 1 Insopor ecce vigil squamis crepitantibus
horrens ...
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An siquis rapiat stabulis armenta reclusis , B . 1914 Arma feras , rapta coniuge
lentus eris ? You are bound to rescue me . My father had promised me to Pyrrhus
, it is true , but I was already betrothed to you . Nec tu mille rates sinuosaque vela
...
An siquis rapiat stabulis armenta reclusis , B . 1914 Arma feras , rapta coniuge
lentus eris ? You are bound to rescue me . My father had promised me to Pyrrhus
, it is true , but I was already betrothed to you . Nec tu mille rates sinuosaque vela
...
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Arma invidiosa tulisti : Sed tu quid faceres ? induit illa pater . Materia vellem fortis
meliore fuisses , 119 Non lecta est operi , sed data causa tuo . Hanc tamen
implesti , iuguloque Aegisthus aperto Tecta cruentavit , quae pater ante tuus .
Arma invidiosa tulisti : Sed tu quid faceres ? induit illa pater . Materia vellem fortis
meliore fuisses , 119 Non lecta est operi , sed data causa tuo . Hanc tamen
implesti , iuguloque Aegisthus aperto Tecta cruentavit , quae pater ante tuus .
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Seite 32 - By this the storm grew loud apace, The water-wraith was shrieking; And in the scowl of heaven each face Grew dark as they were speaking. But still as wilder blew the wind, And as the night grew drearer, Adown the glen rode armed men, Their trampling sounded nearer. " O haste thee, haste! " the lady cries, ' ' Though tempests round us gather; I'll meet the raging of the skies, But not an angry father.
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| Titel | Stories from Ovid in elegiac verse, with notes by R.W. Taylor |
| Autor/in | Publius Ovidius Naso |
| Herausgeber | Robert West Taylor |
| Verlag | Rivingtons, 1876 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Aug. 2006 |
| Länge | 175 Seiten |
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