Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 21
... king to his fate . -se : referring to the subject of vidit . — gratulantes , to congratulate him ; the pres . part . , as often , with the force of a future to denote purpose . - concilio : i.e. an assembly of the people . - cogniti ...
... king to his fate . -se : referring to the subject of vidit . — gratulantes , to congratulate him ; the pres . part . , as often , with the force of a future to denote purpose . - concilio : i.e. an assembly of the people . - cogniti ...
Pagina 56
... king , as head of the clan , could perform sacrifices . Cf. the rex sacrificulus . — ea maxime , etc. these are assigned to the king as being the most venerable rites in the state . Dialem flaminem : the official title of the special ...
... king , as head of the clan , could perform sacrifices . Cf. the rex sacrificulus . — ea maxime , etc. these are assigned to the king as being the most venerable rites in the state . Dialem flaminem : the official title of the special ...
Pagina 103
... king's daughter . quacumque de causa : implying that Livy has a doubt about the preceding story accounting for the ... king's death , although that occurrence is not immediately mentioned . The effect is , ' In the year , etc. , occurred ...
... king's daughter . quacumque de causa : implying that Livy has a doubt about the preceding story accounting for the ... king's death , although that occurrence is not immediately mentioned . The effect is , ' In the year , etc. , occurred ...
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