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... royal feasts and funerals , the splendid scenes and similes -- all these things , which charmed the educated Romans so much in the Greek epics , Vergil transplanted and naturalised in his own stately and melodious verse . Moreover , by ...
... royal feasts and funerals , the splendid scenes and similes -- all these things , which charmed the educated Romans so much in the Greek epics , Vergil transplanted and naturalised in his own stately and melodious verse . Moreover , by ...
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... welcomes him too , and invites them all to a royal banquet . Aeneas at the feast summons the boy Ascanius : but in his stead Venus sends her son Cupid , who instils secret love into the hearts of Aeneas and the Queen . ΙΟ INTRODUCTION .
... welcomes him too , and invites them all to a royal banquet . Aeneas at the feast summons the boy Ascanius : but in his stead Venus sends her son Cupid , who instils secret love into the hearts of Aeneas and the Queen . ΙΟ INTRODUCTION .
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... royal goddess is to interpret her own desires . This is the most natural meaning . Quid optes may also be taken deliberative , ' to search out what to wish for ' [ so C. in trans . but differently in notes ] : but the other is more ...
... royal goddess is to interpret her own desires . This is the most natural meaning . Quid optes may also be taken deliberative , ' to search out what to wish for ' [ so C. in trans . but differently in notes ] : but the other is more ...
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... royal banquet . ] 616. immanibus [ in- manis , old adj . = ' good ' , cf. Manes , ' the Good ' euphemistic term for the dead ] , ' cruel ' , ' savage ' : because of the African savage tribes . 617. Dardanio Anchisae , hiatus , 494 . 619 ...
... royal banquet . ] 616. immanibus [ in- manis , old adj . = ' good ' , cf. Manes , ' the Good ' euphemistic term for the dead ] , ' cruel ' , ' savage ' : because of the African savage tribes . 617. Dardanio Anchisae , hiatus , 494 . 619 ...
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