Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 1
... fact ; Gr . 308. e . - ausim : an early and colloquial form ; Gr . 128. e . - ― 2. quippe qui . . . videam , seeing ; Gr . 320. e . N. I. tum : see Gr . 208. d . cum ... rem : i.e. eo modo gloriari . Livy is deterred from boasting of ...
... fact ; Gr . 308. e . - ausim : an early and colloquial form ; Gr . 128. e . - ― 2. quippe qui . . . videam , seeing ; Gr . 320. e . N. I. tum : see Gr . 208. d . cum ... rem : i.e. eo modo gloriari . Livy is deterred from boasting of ...
Pagina 91
... fact which agrees with the legendary character of the whole story . et quae : i.e. not only did the fact of the marriage act upon the mind of Lucumo , but the ambition of the woman herself was calculated to excite him . - sineret ...
... fact which agrees with the legendary character of the whole story . et quae : i.e. not only did the fact of the marriage act upon the mind of Lucumo , but the ambition of the woman herself was calculated to excite him . - sineret ...
Pagina 232
... fact , the Romans were not so particular about classifying the uses of cases as it is convenient for us to be . - obtinuere : cf. tenuere , 42. 2. collega datur : in these cases ( cf. 42 . 2 and 43. 1 ) the patricians suc ceeded in ...
... fact , the Romans were not so particular about classifying the uses of cases as it is convenient for us to be . - obtinuere : cf. tenuere , 42. 2. collega datur : in these cases ( cf. 42 . 2 and 43. 1 ) the patricians suc ceeded in ...
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