Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina v
... mind of his reader . This book is accordingly edited with a view to that object and that method . Discussions of historical and grammatical points have been made subordinate to the presentation of Livy's exact ideas as they lay in his mind ...
... mind of his reader . This book is accordingly edited with a view to that object and that method . Discussions of historical and grammatical points have been made subordinate to the presentation of Livy's exact ideas as they lay in his mind ...
Pagina 2
... mind wavers between the size of the state and the mass of historical material , a thaumatropic view to which he is all the more tempted by the fact that res may mean either the state or the material . laboret , threatens to fall . et ...
... mind wavers between the size of the state and the mass of historical material , a thaumatropic view to which he is all the more tempted by the fact that res may mean either the state or the material . laboret , threatens to fall . et ...
Pagina 262
... mind as a suspicion , but came before the eyes as a visible reality . a 6. quando quidem , etc .: thought put into the mind of Appius . tempus noxae , postponement of their punishment . — lucrarentur , they got ; properly as the price ...
... mind as a suspicion , but came before the eyes as a visible reality . a 6. quando quidem , etc .: thought put into the mind of Appius . tempus noxae , postponement of their punishment . — lucrarentur , they got ; properly as the price ...
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