Publii Virgilii Maronis Bucolicorum Eclogae DecemR. Reily, 1749 - Всего страниц: 397 |
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... some very coarfe railleries , challenge each other to fing for a wager : one stakes a goat , and the other a lamb ; and the goatherd obtains the prize . In the fixth , two neatherds , Damoetas and Daphnis drive their herds together into ...
... some very coarfe railleries , challenge each other to fing for a wager : one stakes a goat , and the other a lamb ; and the goatherd obtains the prize . In the fixth , two neatherds , Damoetas and Daphnis drive their herds together into ...
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... wives , or neighbours . Some of them are Narra- tive , the Poet fpeaking all the while in his own person . The rest are Poems in praife of Gods and and Heroes . The scene is generally laid in Sicily xviii The PREFACE .
... wives , or neighbours . Some of them are Narra- tive , the Poet fpeaking all the while in his own person . The rest are Poems in praife of Gods and and Heroes . The scene is generally laid in Sicily xviii The PREFACE .
Стр. xxxi
... some time there , in the study of Roman and Greek literature , Phyfick and Mathematicks , before he went to Rome ( 1 ) . It is not eafy to determine , at what time " t Year of time he returned to the place of his. 86 66 " ad feptimum ...
... some time there , in the study of Roman and Greek literature , Phyfick and Mathematicks , before he went to Rome ( 1 ) . It is not eafy to determine , at what time " t Year of time he returned to the place of his. 86 66 " ad feptimum ...
Стр. xxxii
... Some , fays he , take me to be the fon of Octavius , and others to be the fon of another man . Vir- git fmiled , and told him , he could eafily anfwer that que ftion , if he might do it with impunity . Caefar gave him his oath , that he ...
... Some , fays he , take me to be the fon of Octavius , and others to be the fon of another man . Vir- git fmiled , and told him , he could eafily anfwer that que ftion , if he might do it with impunity . Caefar gave him his oath , that he ...
Стр. lxxxix
... by his voyage . He landed at Brundu- fium ( c ) , where he died , on the twenty - fecond day ( c ) Some fay at Tarentum . of Year of Rome - 734 . 735 . Rome 735 . Year of of September , when he The LIFE of VIRGIL . lxxxix.
... by his voyage . He landed at Brundu- fium ( c ) , where he died , on the twenty - fecond day ( c ) Some fay at Tarentum . of Year of Rome - 734 . 735 . Rome 735 . Year of of September , when he The LIFE of VIRGIL . lxxxix.
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