Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
Dall'interno del libro
Risultati 1-3 di 89
Pagina xii
Livy James Bradstreet Greenough. have been but a meagre field for a patriotic rhetorician , and so we have , fortunately perhaps , the received accounts , full of poetry , legend , and materials for national pride . LIVY'S AUTHORITIES ...
Livy James Bradstreet Greenough. have been but a meagre field for a patriotic rhetorician , and so we have , fortunately perhaps , the received accounts , full of poetry , legend , and materials for national pride . LIVY'S AUTHORITIES ...
Pagina xiv
... Livy in that place , and call Cicero and Cæsar antiquated . The peculiarities of Livy's style , as they affect the beginner , are mostly such as arise from the nature of his work and its purpose . Some , however , belong to the change ...
... Livy in that place , and call Cicero and Cæsar antiquated . The peculiarities of Livy's style , as they affect the beginner , are mostly such as arise from the nature of his work and its purpose . Some , however , belong to the change ...
Pagina xv
Livy James Bradstreet Greenough. tives ( see I. 6. 4 ) , and omissions of words to be supplied from the context , together with a general carelessness of gram- mar and occasionally a want of perspicuity ; e.g. , darent , Praef . 13 ; 1 ...
Livy James Bradstreet Greenough. tives ( see I. 6. 4 ) , and omissions of words to be supplied from the context , together with a general carelessness of gram- mar and occasionally a want of perspicuity ; e.g. , darent , Praef . 13 ; 1 ...
Altre edizioni - Visualizza tutto
Parole e frasi comuni
acies adeo Aequi agere alia alii animi animo anno apodosis apud arma atque auctores Aurunci belli bello bellum castra centurias circa clause consules deinde dicere eius emphasis emphatic enim erant erat esset etiam exercitus Fabii Fidenates fuerat fuisse fuit haec haud Hernicis hostem hostium imperium inde iniuria inquit inter interrex ipse ipsi Itaque later Latin Latin war Latium Lavinium legati Livy Livy's magis magistratu metu modo neque nihil nisi nomen nunc omnes omni omnia omnium opposed patres patri patribus patrum pavore plebem plebis plebs populi posse postquam primo primum prope publica pugna quae quam quia quibus quid quidem quisque quod quoque ratus rege regem regis regnum Romae Romam Romans Romulus Sabinis satis senate sibi sunt tamen tantum Tarquiniis Tarquinius tion tium urbe urbem urbis Veientes velut Volsci word