Liverpool Classical Monthly, Bände 13-15John Pinsent John Pinsent., 1988 |
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... quotes Ov . M.6.585 nec fklere uacat and on 593 he quotes Ov . M.5.334 nec nostris praebere uacet tibi antibus aures . Cf. Cassius ap . Cic . Fam.12.13.2 quominus tibi uacet me excipere , Virg . A.1.373 uacet annalis nostrorum audire ...
... quotes Ov . M.6.585 nec fklere uacat and on 593 he quotes Ov . M.5.334 nec nostris praebere uacet tibi antibus aures . Cf. Cassius ap . Cic . Fam.12.13.2 quominus tibi uacet me excipere , Virg . A.1.373 uacet annalis nostrorum audire ...
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... quotes Juvenal 11.152 suspirat longo non uisam tempore matrem where suspirat means ' sighs with regret for ' with which may be compared Tibullus 1.6.35 te tenet , absentes alios suspirat amores . 1.1.120 fortunae uultum ... meae . Luck ...
... quotes Juvenal 11.152 suspirat longo non uisam tempore matrem where suspirat means ' sighs with regret for ' with which may be compared Tibullus 1.6.35 te tenet , absentes alios suspirat amores . 1.1.120 fortunae uultum ... meae . Luck ...
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... quotes Sen. H. 0.706 uagus per artus errat excussus tremor . Friedländer quotes Ovid on Martial 9.38.7 securos pueri neglecta perambulat artus . 10.28 aequora prospectus metior alta meo . Cf. Livy 6.13.1 oculos utramque metiens aciem ...
... quotes Sen. H. 0.706 uagus per artus errat excussus tremor . Friedländer quotes Ovid on Martial 9.38.7 securos pueri neglecta perambulat artus . 10.28 aequora prospectus metior alta meo . Cf. Livy 6.13.1 oculos utramque metiens aciem ...
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