Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 33
... usual sign of mourning with the ancients , as- sumed whenever it was desired to excite compassion . — continebant , etc. the imperfects describe the state of things , as if ' nor were the expressions of indignation confined to their own ...
... usual sign of mourning with the ancients , as- sumed whenever it was desired to excite compassion . — continebant , etc. the imperfects describe the state of things , as if ' nor were the expressions of indignation confined to their own ...
Pagina 71
... usual form . 9. moti , etc .: the emphasis may be rendered by a great effect was pro- duced , etc. , more than anything else - by , etc. ― ni ita esset , if that were not the case . For tense see Gr . 308. a . patrio iure : the pater ...
... usual form . 9. moti , etc .: the emphasis may be rendered by a great effect was pro- duced , etc. , more than anything else - by , etc. ― ni ita esset , if that were not the case . For tense see Gr . 308. a . patrio iure : the pater ...
Pagina 75
... usual prayer which accom- panied any official act . Cf. 17. 10 . - lustrale : to purify the assembled armies . - - 2. contionem : the usual gather- ing for hearing an address of the chief magistrate or commander . — ab extremo : i.e. of ...
... usual prayer which accom- panied any official act . Cf. 17. 10 . - lustrale : to purify the assembled armies . - - 2. contionem : the usual gather- ing for hearing an address of the chief magistrate or commander . — ab extremo : i.e. of ...
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