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400. portum tenet : occupy the harbor ; refers to those with Aeneas ; corresponds with terras capere in 395-396 . subit ostia : approach the mouth ( of the harbor ) ; refers to those supposed to have been lost ; corresponds with captās ...
400. portum tenet : occupy the harbor ; refers to those with Aeneas ; corresponds with terras capere in 395-396 . subit ostia : approach the mouth ( of the harbor ) ; refers to those supposed to have been lost ; corresponds with captās ...
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Tennyson refers to this episode in his poem , On a Mourner : “ Like a household god Promising empire ; such as those Once heard at dead of night to greet Troy's wandering prince , so that he rose With sacrifice , while all the fleet Had ...
Tennyson refers to this episode in his poem , On a Mourner : “ Like a household god Promising empire ; such as those Once heard at dead of night to greet Troy's wandering prince , so that he rose With sacrifice , while all the fleet Had ...
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Italà dě gente : refers especially to the marriage of Aeneas and Lavinia . 758. nostrum itürås : and destined to inherit our name . 760. pürá hastă : a headless spear given to a soldier as a reward for his first victory .
Italà dě gente : refers especially to the marriage of Aeneas and Lavinia . 758. nostrum itürås : and destined to inherit our name . 760. pürá hastă : a headless spear given to a soldier as a reward for his first victory .
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RHETORICAL TERMS AND FIGURES | |
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF VERGIL | |
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Términos y frases comunes
Aeneas Aeneid Apollo arma armis atque battle beginning BOOK bring called carry circum coast daughter death Dido early earth father give goddess gods Greek haec head heaven hinc illa inter intr Introd ipse Italy Juno Jupiter killed king land Latin living lower world manū meaning Metre mihi mountain neque noun nunc offering omnia omnis pass pater poet poetry quae quam quid quis quod race refers river Roman Rome sail sense side simul story syllable tibi town trans tree Trojans Troy Turnus Venus Vergil verse