Hermathena 6
Hermathena 6
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*Aha! What's all this?' Persaey 651.
Virgo. Jam hoc tibi dice ; actutum ecastor meus pater ubi me sciet Venivisse hue, aderit et me abs te redimet.
Certainly not redimet. The leno would like nothing better. Read repetet.
RudenSy 298.
Post id piscatum hamatilem et saxatilem adgredimlir.
If saxatilem is co-ordinate with hamatilem^ it should mean fishing with a certain implement. Hence, Ussing says it means fishing with hooks of stone, which is absurd.
Perhaps naxatilem^ * with lobster-pots,' * cr...eels,' a common form of fishing in old times, may be right, naxa is con- sidered by some as good a form as nassa. But I doubt whether saxatilem is co-ordinate with hamatilem^ and whether the ordinary interpretation, * fishing from rocks,' is not right.
Ih. 315.
Tortis superciliis contracta fronte fraudulentum.
A spondee in fourth foot. Read coacta [Densissima ruga Cogttur in frontem : Juv. X.] lb. 383.
A similar blemish to the last.
A. Sed duce me ad illam ubi est. B, I sane in Veneris fanum hue intro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*Aha! What's all this?' Persaey 651.
Virgo. Jam hoc tibi dice ; actutum ecastor meus pater ubi me sciet Venivisse hue, aderit et me abs te redimet.
Certainly not redimet. The leno would like nothing better. Read repetet.
RudenSy 298.
Post id piscatum hamatilem et saxatilem adgredimlir.
If saxatilem is co-ordinate with hamatilem^ it should mean fishing with a certain implement. Hence, Ussing says it means fishing with hooks of stone, which is absurd.
Perhaps naxatilem^ * with lobster-pots,' * cr...eels,' a common form of fishing in old times, may be right, naxa is con- sidered by some as good a form as nassa. But I doubt whether saxatilem is co-ordinate with hamatilem^ and whether the ordinary interpretation, * fishing from rocks,' is not right.
Ih. 315.
Tortis superciliis contracta fronte fraudulentum.
A spondee in fourth foot. Read coacta [Densissima ruga Cogttur in frontem : Juv. X.] lb. 383.
A similar blemish to the last.
A. Sed duce me ad illam ubi est. B, I sane in Veneris fanum hue intro.
What to read after Hermathena 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ireland Trinity College Dublin to read onlineMoreLess
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