Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 65
... originally in a literal sense ; cf. pario and ' get . ' carmine : the regular word for formula as originally in metre . -non operae est , I haven't time ; a colloquial expression , as in Plautus ; cf. Gell . VI . ( VII . ) 17. II ...
... originally in a literal sense ; cf. pario and ' get . ' carmine : the regular word for formula as originally in metre . -non operae est , I haven't time ; a colloquial expression , as in Plautus ; cf. Gell . VI . ( VII . ) 17. II ...
Pagina 111
... originally enrolled in addition , but later used as a name for attendants on magistrates . Here , if the theory given above is adopted , it must be taken in its original sense , but as a noun . -cornicines : ' players on the horn ...
... originally enrolled in addition , but later used as a name for attendants on magistrates . Here , if the theory given above is adopted , it must be taken in its original sense , but as a noun . -cornicines : ' players on the horn ...
Pagina 114
... originally surrounded by a ditch , as was probably the rest of the fortification . The wall of Tarquinius Priscus ( 36. 1 , 38. 6 ) was either not finished or not large enough . - ita : in reference to the increase of the interior ...
... originally surrounded by a ditch , as was probably the rest of the fortification . The wall of Tarquinius Priscus ( 36. 1 , 38. 6 ) was either not finished or not large enough . - ita : in reference to the increase of the interior ...
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