Dictionary of Quotations (classical)S. Sonnenschein, 1897 - 648 pagine |
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... gods inflict on man than madness or insanity ? " 66 A prima descendit origine mundi Causarum series . " LUCAN . Pharsalia , VI . , 608 . " Even from the first beginnings of the world Descends a chain of causes . " A proximis quisque ...
... gods inflict on man than madness or insanity ? " 66 A prima descendit origine mundi Causarum series . " LUCAN . Pharsalia , VI . , 608 . " Even from the first beginnings of the world Descends a chain of causes . " A proximis quisque ...
Pagina 3
... gods . " Actum , aiunt , ne agas . " TERENCE . Phormio , Act II . , Sc . III . , 72 .- ( Demipho . ) " What is done let us leave alone . " 66 ' Acta ne agamus ; reliqua paremus . " CICERO . Ad Atticum , IX . , 6 , 7 . ' Let us not go ...
... gods . " Actum , aiunt , ne agas . " TERENCE . Phormio , Act II . , Sc . III . , 72 .- ( Demipho . ) " What is done let us leave alone . " 66 ' Acta ne agamus ; reliqua paremus . " CICERO . Ad Atticum , IX . , 6 , 7 . ' Let us not go ...
Pagina 34
... gods will spare , And grant them at the last surcease from pain . " " Crede mihi , quamvis ingentia , Posthume , dona Auctoris pereunt garrulitate sui . " MARTIAL . Epigrams , V. , 52 , 7 . " Believe me , Postumus , though rich the ...
... gods will spare , And grant them at the last surcease from pain . " " Crede mihi , quamvis ingentia , Posthume , dona Auctoris pereunt garrulitate sui . " MARTIAL . Epigrams , V. , 52 , 7 . " Believe me , Postumus , though rich the ...
Pagina 42
... gods alone are rich ; to them alone Is wealth and power : but we , poor mortal men , When that the soul which is the salt of life , Keeping our bodies from corruption , leaves us , At Acheron shall be counted all alike , The beggar and ...
... gods alone are rich ; to them alone Is wealth and power : but we , poor mortal men , When that the soul which is the salt of life , Keeping our bodies from corruption , leaves us , At Acheron shall be counted all alike , The beggar and ...
Pagina 43
... gods were the gods ' concern . " 66 - ( Church and Brodribb . ) Deosque precetur et oret Ut redeat miseris , abeat fortuna superbis . " HORACE . De Arte Poetica , 200 . " The gods implore To crush the proud and elevate the poor ...
... gods were the gods ' concern . " 66 - ( Church and Brodribb . ) Deosque precetur et oret Ut redeat miseris , abeat fortuna superbis . " HORACE . De Arte Poetica , 200 . " The gods implore To crush the proud and elevate the poor ...
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