Stories from Ovid in elegiac verse. With notes ... By R. W. TaylorLondon, Oxford and Cambridge, 1876 - 167 Seiten |
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... quis attoniti pectoris ardor erat ? Iam iam venturam , quaecumque erat Aura , putabas Scilicet , atque oculis probra videnda tuis . 107 d Nunc venisse piget , neque enim deprendere velles , p.141 , ix Nunc iuvat ; incertus pectora ...
... quis attoniti pectoris ardor erat ? Iam iam venturam , quaecumque erat Aura , putabas Scilicet , atque oculis probra videnda tuis . 107 d Nunc venisse piget , neque enim deprendere velles , p.141 , ix Nunc iuvat ; incertus pectora ...
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... undas . 154 Sint mihi naturae iura novanda meae ... " [ quam Ingenium mala saepe movent . Quis crederet um- Aërias hominem carpere posse vias ? Remigium volucrum disponit in ordine pinnas , Et leve per 16 THE FLYING MAN 14.
... undas . 154 Sint mihi naturae iura novanda meae ... " [ quam Ingenium mala saepe movent . Quis crederet um- Aërias hominem carpere posse vias ? Remigium volucrum disponit in ordine pinnas , Et leve per 16 THE FLYING MAN 14.
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... quis esses . Illa fuit mentis prima ruina meae . Et vidi et perii , nec notis ignibus arsi , Ardet ut ad magnos pinea taeda deos . Et formosus eras , et me mea fata trahebant . Abstulerant oculi lumina nostra tui . Perfide , sensisti ; quis ...
... quis esses . Illa fuit mentis prima ruina meae . Et vidi et perii , nec notis ignibus arsi , Ardet ut ad magnos pinea taeda deos . Et formosus eras , et me mea fata trahebant . Abstulerant oculi lumina nostra tui . Perfide , sensisti ; quis ...
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... Quis vellet tanti nuntius esse mali ? p . 141 , ix ( 2 ) Me quoque , quidquid erat , potius nescire juvabat : Sed tamquam scirem , mens mea tristis erat . Quum minor e pueris ... lusus studioque videndi Constitit ad geminae limina prima ...
... Quis vellet tanti nuntius esse mali ? p . 141 , ix ( 2 ) Me quoque , quidquid erat , potius nescire juvabat : Sed tamquam scirem , mens mea tristis erat . Quum minor e pueris ... lusus studioque videndi Constitit ad geminae limina prima ...
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... ( quis crederet ? ) { 141 , Inter inhumanae nomina barbariae . Huc quoque Mileto missi venere coloni , Inque Getis Graias constituere domos . Sed vetus huic nomen , positaque antiquius urbe , 107 c Constat ab Absyrti caede fuisse loco ...
... ( quis crederet ? ) { 141 , Inter inhumanae nomina barbariae . Huc quoque Mileto missi venere coloni , Inque Getis Graias constituere domos . Sed vetus huic nomen , positaque antiquius urbe , 107 c Constat ab Absyrti caede fuisse loco ...
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