The Satires of Persius And Juvenal With English Notes Partly Compiled And Pa
The Satires of Persius And Juvenal With English Notes Partly Compiled And Pa
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Her. Vii, 180. ] lis. Thus Sinon represents himself on the point of sacrifice ; mi/ii sacra jmrnri et salsee frugcs et c i r c n m fciiiporn vittae; Virg. /E. Ii, 132 f. L un.
'Marriageable:' Hor. Od. Iii, 6, 22; i, 23, 11 f. MAD.
119. The Greeks, having killed a hind consecrated to Diana, were wind- bound at Aulis. The oracle told them that to pacify the deity they must sacrifice the daughter of their general- issimo. Agamemnon, after a while, gave his reluctant consent ; but just as lOG THE S...ATIRES SAT. XII.
1-20 Non sperat tiagicii; furtiva piacula cervas. Laudo meiim civein nec comparo testamento Millc rates: nam si Libitinam cvaserit icger, Dclcbit tabulas, inclusus carceru nasste, Post incritiim sane niiranduni, atquc omnia soli 125 Forsan Pacuvio brcvitcr dabit. Illc superbus luccdct victis rivalibus. Ergo vides, quam Grande opera) pretium faciat jugulata Mycenis.
Vivat Paeuvius, quaeso, vel Nestora totum : Possidcat, quantum rapuil Nero : montibus aurum she was on the point of heing sacrificed, the goddess conveyed her away to the Tauric Chersonese, and substituted in her stead a hind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her. Vii, 180. ] lis. Thus Sinon represents himself on the point of sacrifice ; mi/ii sacra jmrnri et salsee frugcs et c i r c n m fciiiporn vittae; Virg. /E. Ii, 132 f. L un.
'Marriageable:' Hor. Od. Iii, 6, 22; i, 23, 11 f. MAD.
119. The Greeks, having killed a hind consecrated to Diana, were wind- bound at Aulis. The oracle told them that to pacify the deity they must sacrifice the daughter of their general- issimo. Agamemnon, after a while, gave his reluctant consent ; but just as lOG THE S...ATIRES SAT. XII.
1-20 Non sperat tiagicii; furtiva piacula cervas. Laudo meiim civein nec comparo testamento Millc rates: nam si Libitinam cvaserit icger, Dclcbit tabulas, inclusus carceru nasste, Post incritiim sane niiranduni, atquc omnia soli 125 Forsan Pacuvio brcvitcr dabit. Illc superbus luccdct victis rivalibus. Ergo vides, quam Grande opera) pretium faciat jugulata Mycenis.
Vivat Paeuvius, quaeso, vel Nestora totum : Possidcat, quantum rapuil Nero : montibus aurum she was on the point of heing sacrificed, the goddess conveyed her away to the Tauric Chersonese, and substituted in her stead a hind.
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