Stories from Ovid in elegiac verse. With notes ... By R. W. TaylorLondon, Oxford and Cambridge, 1876 - 167 Seiten |
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... meos releves aestus , " cantare solebat 150 " Accipienda sinu , mobilis aura , veni . " His wife is told of it and fears a rival , and faints away in sudden grief . Wild with excitement , she rushes along the lanes till she comes near ...
... meos releves aestus , " cantare solebat 150 " Accipienda sinu , mobilis aura , veni . " His wife is told of it and fears a rival , and faints away in sudden grief . Wild with excitement , she rushes along the lanes till she comes near ...
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... meos . Et quoniam in patria , fatis agitatus iniquis , Vivere non potui , da mihi posse mori . Da reditum puero , senis est si gratia vilis : Si non vis puero parcere , parce seni . " 114 107 c 112 140 106 3 Dixerat haec . Sed et haec ...
... meos . Et quoniam in patria , fatis agitatus iniquis , Vivere non potui , da mihi posse mori . Da reditum puero , senis est si gratia vilis : Si non vis puero parcere , parce seni . " 114 107 c 112 140 106 3 Dixerat haec . Sed et haec ...
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... meos segetesque nefandae , Ante meos oculos pervigil anguis erat . [ amorem . Hinc amor , hinc timor est ; ipsum timor auget Mane erat , et thalamo cara recepta soror ; Disiectamque comas adversaque in ora iacentem Invenit , et lacrimis ...
... meos segetesque nefandae , Ante meos oculos pervigil anguis erat . [ amorem . Hinc amor , hinc timor est ; ipsum timor auget Mane erat , et thalamo cara recepta soror ; Disiectamque comas adversaque in ora iacentem Invenit , et lacrimis ...
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... meos nova crimina fingas , Rideat et vitiis laeta sit illa meis . Rideat , et Tyrio iaceat sublimis in ostro : Flebit , et ardores vincet adusta meos ! 106 a 153 s Dum ferrum flammaeque aderunt sucusque veneni , 152 II.2 Hostis Medeae ...
... meos nova crimina fingas , Rideat et vitiis laeta sit illa meis . Rideat , et Tyrio iaceat sublimis in ostro : Flebit , et ardores vincet adusta meos ! 106 a 153 s Dum ferrum flammaeque aderunt sucusque veneni , 152 II.2 Hostis Medeae ...
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... meos . 190 200 107 a 106 I Et nimium similes tibi sunt , et imagine tangor , Et quotiens video , lumina nostra madent . Per superos oro , per avitae lumina flammae , Per meritum et natos , pignora nostra , duos : Redde torum , pro quo ...
... meos . 190 200 107 a 106 I Et nimium similes tibi sunt , et imagine tangor , Et quotiens video , lumina nostra madent . Per superos oro , per avitae lumina flammae , Per meritum et natos , pignora nostra , duos : Redde torum , pro quo ...
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