A Handbook of Latin Poetry: Containing Selections From Ovid, Virgil, And ...
A Handbook of Latin Poetry: Containing Selections From Ovid, Virgil, And ...
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Gr. 422. i. A. & S.
254, R. 3. — 128. Campua Gr. 363. A. & S. 204. So statio, Apxicia e= basking in the sun. Statio ae standing-place. ^- 130.
Unde = that from thence. Gr. 500. A. & S. 264. 5 and R. 2. — 132. Sorte — legunt; because it was an object to secure the place which, as nearest to the goal, involved the shortest turn. — 133.
Duotorea ; the commanders as distinguished from the pilots (rec* tares), v. 161. — 134; Velatur. See on IIL 174.— 137. Hamit THE AENEID. BOOK V. 6ig ss exhaust — 1...41. Adduotis . . . laoertis s^ by their contracted arms : lit by their arms drawn to (their breasts) ; as in vigorous rowing. Veraa = upturned. — 144. Praeoipites — certamine =» swiftly in the two-horse chariot race. — 145. Corripuere. See on Ov. M. II. 158. For tense see on G. I. 49. So concusserty v. 147.
Caroera See on G. I. 512. — 146. Neo aio. See on II. 496.
IminiBaiB . . . Jugia = over (lit to) the flying steeds. Gr. 705. II.
A. & S. 324. 2. So pinusy v. 153. — 147.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gr. 422. i. A. & S.
254, R. 3. — 128. Campua Gr. 363. A. & S. 204. So statio, Apxicia e= basking in the sun. Statio ae standing-place. ^- 130.
Unde = that from thence. Gr. 500. A. & S. 264. 5 and R. 2. — 132. Sorte — legunt; because it was an object to secure the place which, as nearest to the goal, involved the shortest turn. — 133.
Duotorea ; the commanders as distinguished from the pilots (rec* tares), v. 161. — 134; Velatur. See on IIL 174.— 137. Hamit THE AENEID. BOOK V. 6ig ss exhaust — 1...41. Adduotis . . . laoertis s^ by their contracted arms : lit by their arms drawn to (their breasts) ; as in vigorous rowing. Veraa = upturned. — 144. Praeoipites — certamine =» swiftly in the two-horse chariot race. — 145. Corripuere. See on Ov. M. II. 158. For tense see on G. I. 49. So concusserty v. 147.
Caroera See on G. I. 512. — 146. Neo aio. See on II. 496.
IminiBaiB . . . Jugia = over (lit to) the flying steeds. Gr. 705. II.
A. & S. 324. 2. So pinusy v. 153. — 147.
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