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1 , 7 , 49 , n . For the quantity cf. Intr . § 43.- visurus expresses pure purpose . honores such as have been already described , 1 , 7 , 49 sqq . , and 6 1-18 : Apollo , accept the new priest who 163 ELEGIARVM LIBER II [ 2 , 5.
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6 1-18 : Apollo , accept the new priest who to - day enters thy shrine , and show thine approval by thy presence , decked in festal attire . 19-66 : It was this Sibyl , who to Aeneas , on his arrival in Italy , when naught but rural ...
6 1-18 : Apollo , accept the new priest who to - day enters thy shrine , and show thine approval by thy presence , decked in festal attire . 19-66 : It was this Sibyl , who to Aeneas , on his arrival in Italy , when naught but rural ...
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inpellere : the inf . with precor is found nowhere else in Tibullus except here ( and in the next verse — flectere ) though it occasionally occurs in Ovid . 4. flectere verba : ' sing in wellmodulated tones . ' 5. triumphali : Apollo ...
inpellere : the inf . with precor is found nowhere else in Tibullus except here ( and in the next verse — flectere ) though it occasionally occurs in Ovid . 4. flectere verba : ' sing in wellmodulated tones . ' 5. triumphali : Apollo ...
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The prophets chewed the laurel leaves , sacred to Apollo , for the sake of inspiration . 66. caput ante : i.e. before her forehead . ' 67. Amalthēā : ( quantity the same in Ovid , Fast . 5 , 115 ) best understood as the Cumaean Sibyl ...
The prophets chewed the laurel leaves , sacred to Apollo , for the sake of inspiration . 66. caput ante : i.e. before her forehead . ' 67. Amalthēā : ( quantity the same in Ovid , Fast . 5 , 115 ) best understood as the Cumaean Sibyl ...
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... haec fuerunt olim sed tu iam mitis , Apollo , prodigia indomitis merge sub aequoribus , et succensa sacris crepitet bene laurea flammis , 70. portarit 0 portarat Belling . pertuleritque o perlueritque O pertuleratque Belling .
... haec fuerunt olim sed tu iam mitis , Apollo , prodigia indomitis merge sub aequoribus , et succensa sacris crepitet bene laurea flammis , 70. portarit 0 portarat Belling . pertuleritque o perlueritque O pertuleratque Belling .
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| Titel | The Roman Elegiac Poets |
| Herausgeber | Karl Pomeroy Harrington |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1914 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2007 |
| Länge | 444 Seiten |
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