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Manuscript readings have been followed where they can make sense . Editorial emendations for Copenhagen 1595 are as follows : - 1.2 . patris ] patri , Brus . and Cop .. This error was possibly caused by the surrounding datives . Cop .
Manuscript readings have been followed where they can make sense . Editorial emendations for Copenhagen 1595 are as follows : - 1.2 . patris ] patri , Brus . and Cop .. This error was possibly caused by the surrounding datives . Cop .
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Cic . Off.3.106 uideant ne quaeratur latebra periurio . 767 nec somnis posita succumbere mensa . Mozley , followed by P.Green , translates posita mensa by ' when the table is cleared ' . Again the opposite of what the Latin means .
Cic . Off.3.106 uideant ne quaeratur latebra periurio . 767 nec somnis posita succumbere mensa . Mozley , followed by P.Green , translates posita mensa by ' when the table is cleared ' . Again the opposite of what the Latin means .
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The plan of divine fatum is to be followed , whereas the apparent vagaries of fortuna have to be resisted . A similar dichotomy has also found its way into the words of Nautes to Aeneas in the fifth book of Vergil's Aeneid " Nate dea ...
The plan of divine fatum is to be followed , whereas the apparent vagaries of fortuna have to be resisted . A similar dichotomy has also found its way into the words of Nautes to Aeneas in the fifth book of Vergil's Aeneid " Nate dea ...
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