The Works of Horace: With English Notes, Critical and ExplanatoryHarper & brothers, 1846 - 681 pages |
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... celebrated city . Among the number of those , whom an attachment to the principles of freedom induced to join the republican party , was the future bard of Venusia . He continued nearly two years under the command of Bru- tus ...
... celebrated city . Among the number of those , whom an attachment to the principles of freedom induced to join the republican party , was the future bard of Venusia . He continued nearly two years under the command of Bru- tus ...
Page 273
... celebrated at Olympia in Elis , on the banks of the Alpheus , after an interval of four years , from the eleventh to the fifteenth of the month Hecatombæon which corresponds nearly to our July . It is EXPLANATORY NOTES. ...
... celebrated at Olympia in Elis , on the banks of the Alpheus , after an interval of four years , from the eleventh to the fifteenth of the month Hecatombæon which corresponds nearly to our July . It is EXPLANATORY NOTES. ...
Page 274
... celebrated in honour of Jupiter : the crown was of wild olive , kóros . - 2 . The Pythian , in honour of Apollo , celebrated on the Crissæan plain near Delphi , at first every nine , but subsequently every five , years . The season for ...
... celebrated in honour of Jupiter : the crown was of wild olive , kóros . - 2 . The Pythian , in honour of Apollo , celebrated on the Crissæan plain near Delphi , at first every nine , but subsequently every five , years . The season for ...
Page 284
... celebrated by Varius , a bird of Maconian strain , as valiant , " & c . Vario and aliti are datives , put by a ... celebrated Roman of hum- ble origin , but who raised himself by his civil and military talents to some of the highest ...
... celebrated by Varius , a bird of Maconian strain , as valiant , " & c . Vario and aliti are datives , put by a ... celebrated Roman of hum- ble origin , but who raised himself by his civil and military talents to some of the highest ...
Page 285
... celebrated city of Ionia , in Asia Mi nor , famed for its temple and worship of Diana . - Bimarisve Corinthi ma- nia ... celebrating such a theme . " The olive was sacred to Minerva . - Some editions read " Undique " for " Indeque ...
... celebrated city of Ionia , in Asia Mi nor , famed for its temple and worship of Diana . - Bimarisve Corinthi ma- nia ... celebrating such a theme . " The olive was sacred to Minerva . - Some editions read " Undique " for " Indeque ...
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