Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 47
... clause is an explanatory apposition to pacem . volens propitius : strict religious expressions in prayers . suam ... clause proceeding from purpose ( Gr . 331 ) ; the use of ita only shows that the ut clause is coming , without ...
... clause is an explanatory apposition to pacem . volens propitius : strict religious expressions in prayers . suam ... clause proceeding from purpose ( Gr . 331 ) ; the use of ita only shows that the ut clause is coming , without ...
Pagina 154
... clause takes the form of a purpose clause he was waiting for the letter to be delivered , to take advantage of that opportunity.detulit : the technical word for laying definite information before the authorities . 7. profecti , etc ...
... clause takes the form of a purpose clause he was waiting for the letter to be delivered , to take advantage of that opportunity.detulit : the technical word for laying definite information before the authorities . 7. profecti , etc ...
Pagina 257
... clause . It ought to read neque quisquam ut intercederet adduci posset , quae una vis , etc. , but the parenthesis carries with it the ut clause , and we have aliquis and no subject for posset . tamen : again a slight confusion of ...
... clause . It ought to read neque quisquam ut intercederet adduci posset , quae una vis , etc. , but the parenthesis carries with it the ut clause , and we have aliquis and no subject for posset . tamen : again a slight confusion of ...
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