The Classical Journal, Volume 14A.J. Valpy, 1816 |
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Pagina 2
... say that Idomeneus wandered from Troy with Calchas ; he merely asserts them to have both been buried upon the same mountain . 505. Ulysses , on his return to Ithaca , assumed the name of Ethon , and gave himself out as the son of ...
... say that Idomeneus wandered from Troy with Calchas ; he merely asserts them to have both been buried upon the same mountain . 505. Ulysses , on his return to Ithaca , assumed the name of Ethon , and gave himself out as the son of ...
Pagina 5
... says that the animal wounded him in the heel , which the Scholiast considers as a great inconsistency , and offers us the alterna- tive of ignorance on his own part , or barbarism and trifling on that of his author ; “ ή βαρβαρίζοντος ...
... says that the animal wounded him in the heel , which the Scholiast considers as a great inconsistency , and offers us the alterna- tive of ignorance on his own part , or barbarism and trifling on that of his author ; “ ή βαρβαρίζοντος ...
Pagina 6
... says that Castor and Pollux were called Lapersæ , from their destruction of Las , ( styled Laas by Homer ) , a town situated between Teuthrona and the river Eurotas . Didymus says they were so called from the city Lapersa . 600. " Oh ...
... says that Castor and Pollux were called Lapersæ , from their destruction of Las , ( styled Laas by Homer ) , a town situated between Teuthrona and the river Eurotas . Didymus says they were so called from the city Lapersa . 600. " Oh ...
Pagina 7
... says that he offered sacrifice on his tomb : Θύει Πρωτεσιλάῳ ἐπὶ τῷ τάφῳ τοῦ Πρωτεσιλάου , 625. I have followed the Scholiast , and Canter , in supposing Jupiter to be meant by this passage . He may be called Gyrapsius , Fupulos , from ...
... says that he offered sacrifice on his tomb : Θύει Πρωτεσιλάῳ ἐπὶ τῷ τάφῳ τοῦ Πρωτεσιλάου , 625. I have followed the Scholiast , and Canter , in supposing Jupiter to be meant by this passage . He may be called Gyrapsius , Fupulos , from ...
Pagina 8
... ( Say , Cneceus , for your waves shall see , ) what clang Of eagle wings shall hurtle in the air ! The fiery Bull sheer through the knotted oak Shall gore the Lion ; the Twin - whelp shall seize The writhing Bull , and hurl him to the ...
... ( Say , Cneceus , for your waves shall see , ) what clang Of eagle wings shall hurtle in the air ! The fiery Bull sheer through the knotted oak Shall gore the Lion ; the Twin - whelp shall seize The writhing Bull , and hurl him to the ...
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