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Pagina 92
Probably this is mentioned in the story to give greater probability to the supposed divine interposition . The ablative without in , as in poetry.— suspensis , etc .: i.e. not by a sudden swoop , as of a predatory bird ...
Probably this is mentioned in the story to give greater probability to the supposed divine interposition . The ablative without in , as in poetry.— suspensis , etc .: i.e. not by a sudden swoop , as of a predatory bird ...
Pagina 101
Probably this is mentioned in the story to give greater probability to the supposed divine interposition . The ablative without in , as in poetry . — suspensis , etc .: i.e. not by a sudden swoop , as of a predatory bird ...
Probably this is mentioned in the story to give greater probability to the supposed divine interposition . The ablative without in , as in poetry . — suspensis , etc .: i.e. not by a sudden swoop , as of a predatory bird ...
Pagina 197
probably not wishing to decide between two such powerful claimants . ― - praeesse , etc .: i.e. to perform the functions later performed by the aediles or by a praefectus annonae ( cf. IV . 12. 8 ) , by the latter regularly from the ...
probably not wishing to decide between two such powerful claimants . ― - praeesse , etc .: i.e. to perform the functions later performed by the aediles or by a praefectus annonae ( cf. IV . 12. 8 ) , by the latter regularly from the ...
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