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Horace , Epode 1.1-2 ibis Libumis inter alta nauium , amice , propugnacula , paratus orme Caesaris periculum subire , Maecenas , tuo . In an article entitled ' The Date of Horace's First Epode ' , and published in CQ 20 ( 1970 ) ...
Horace , Epode 1.1-2 ibis Libumis inter alta nauium , amice , propugnacula , paratus orme Caesaris periculum subire , Maecenas , tuo . In an article entitled ' The Date of Horace's First Epode ' , and published in CQ 20 ( 1970 ) ...
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67 But we can establish the meaning of ibis ... inter more precisely . inter is not infrequently met , in combination with verbs of motion or their equivalent , signifying ' movement into ' : see TLL VII , 1 , 2129 , 6ff .
67 But we can establish the meaning of ibis ... inter more precisely . inter is not infrequently met , in combination with verbs of motion or their equivalent , signifying ' movement into ' : see TLL VII , 1 , 2129 , 6ff .
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Among the supplements so far proposed are : fieret < agitauit > inter Anquetil ( possible ) fieret < consuluit > inter ... of two parallels in Tacitus , Agr . ll.1 indigenae an aduecti , ut inter barbaros , parum compertum and Ger .
Among the supplements so far proposed are : fieret < agitauit > inter Anquetil ( possible ) fieret < consuluit > inter ... of two parallels in Tacitus , Agr . ll.1 indigenae an aduecti , ut inter barbaros , parum compertum and Ger .
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