Virgil, المجلد 2 |
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الصفحة 121
I too have my fate to meet theirs to cut down with the sword a guilty race that has robbed me of my bride ! Not the sons of Atreus 2 Their " wonted succour " must be the means of flight , i.e. the ships , which the gods have taken away ...
I too have my fate to meet theirs to cut down with the sword a guilty race that has robbed me of my bride ! Not the sons of Atreus 2 Their " wonted succour " must be the means of flight , i.e. the ships , which the gods have taken away ...
الصفحة 197
Tis the sword must hew a way through the foe . Where yonder mass of men presses thickest , there your noble country calls you back , with Pallas at your head . No gods press upon us ; mortals , by mortal foes are we driven ; we have as ...
Tis the sword must hew a way through the foe . Where yonder mass of men presses thickest , there your noble country calls you back , with Pallas at your head . No gods press upon us ; mortals , by mortal foes are we driven ; we have as ...
الصفحة 211
575 Meanwhile , with their two white steeds , there dash into the midst Lucagus and Liger his brother ; but the brother guides the steeds with the reins , while Lucagus fiercely whirls his drawn sword . Their furious onset Aeneas could ...
575 Meanwhile , with their two white steeds , there dash into the midst Lucagus and Liger his brother ; but the brother guides the steeds with the reins , while Lucagus fiercely whirls his drawn sword . Their furious onset Aeneas could ...
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acies Aeneas Aeneid aequis aethera agmina Aldine edition alta amid animis arma armis arms Ascanius atque auras Ausonia bello caput castra Ciris cura death dedit dextra Ellis enim equos etiam fata fate father ferro Georgics gods haec hand haud heaven Heinsius hinc hunc iamque illa illi ingens inter interea ipsa ipse Iuppiter Juturna king known to Servius Latinus Latium Mackail manu medio Messapus Mezentius mighty mihi Mnestheus moenia multa muros namque neque Nisus numina nunc o'er omnes omnia omnis Ovid Pallas pater pectore poem procul proelia pugnae Py¹ quae quam quid quis quod Ribbeck Rutuli Rutulians sanguine Servius shield sire spear steeds super sword tamen Tarchon tela terras Teucri Teucrians thee thou tibi Trojans Turnus unda urbem urbes Virgil Virgilian Vollmer Vols