The First Six Books of the Æneid, Together with the First, Second, and Fourth Eclogues of Virgil

... forbidden gates It pass , and intercept our better fates . For , once admitted there , our hopes are lost ; And Troy may then a new Palladium boast ; For so religion and the gods ordain , That , if you violate with hands profane 240 245 ...

... Latin kings . Beneath the harnessed yoke , the wheels roll over him , and with repeated blows the rapt hoof of the steeds , heedless of their master , tramples him down . The other encounters Hyllus advancing and scowling darkly in his ...

... cafts up , and molten Stones Roll thro ' the Air in Waves of torrent Fire . Down to its lowest Depth it works , and boils . 791 ENCELADUS ENCELADUS the Giant , Faine reports , 795 Here Thunderstruck 128 Book III . The ENE ID.

... nod ) . An inclination of the head , a nod ( very rar . ) . 2. Trop . , a nod , i . e . , com- mand , will ; in partic . , the divine will , influence or power ; in gen . ( poet . and lat . ) , divine nature or majesty , divinity ...

... love ; ( v . 163 ) love ( i . e . hug close ) the shore . Ămœnus , a , um , adj . , pleasant , delightful , charming . Amor , ōris , m . ( amo ) , love , affec- tion ; fondness ; longing , desire ; ( iv . 516 ) a love - charm , philter ...

... forbidden gates It pass , and intercept our better fates . For , once admitted there , our hopes are lost ; And Troy may then a new Palladium boast ; For so religion and the gods ordain , That , if you violate with hands profane 240 245 ...

... love , -2 . Of things as Object : To love , i . e . to take pleasure or delight in , to be fond of : -litus ămă , ( love the shore ; i . e . ) keep close to , or hug , the shore , v . 163 [ akin to Sans . root KAM , " to love " ] . ǎm ...

... điền , đổi thửa , tạo điều kiện cơ giới hoá sản xuất , đồng thời thực hiện ... hành tiết kiệm chi tiêu , tập trung ngân sách hỗ trợ cho việc khôi phục và ... văn hoá thể thao , giáo dục , đào tạo ... nhằm cung cấp nguồn lao động có chất ...

... apologize before- hand for the aberrations of the pilot . I trust that my wish to be a faithful interpreter has not been marred either by lack of care or any misapprehension of my master's meaning ; but humanum est errare . If my ...

... hyperbole ; cf. ecl . 1.64–66 . 551. [ 47-50 / g4 ] Savage Love a mother : sc . , tragic love made Medea kill her ... half - book . Cf. ' all ' pasture of Ti ( ecl . 1.47 ) ; ' all ' ( world ) full of Jove ( ecl . 3.60 ) ; ' all ' cosmos ...

... dolphin shoals- Begin with me , my flute , the verses of Maenalus . Even let mid - ocean cover all . Farewell , O woodlands ! from my watchtower aloft on the hill I will plunge headlong into the waves : keep thou this my last gift as I ...

... dolphins ' shoals ( Begin , my pipe , in harmony with me , Arcadian strains ) ; let earth be turned e'en into a deep ... dolphin . 463 , 64. The reply of Alphesiboeus . Virgil , after delivering Damon's song in his own person , calls on ...

... love of Dido , and the punishment of her faith.cs lover . Haud ignara futuri . " Not ignorant of what was ( actually ) about to happen , " i . e . , well aware that , under all this semblance o magic ceremonies , her own death was the ...

... repeat , And mix their loathfome ordures with their meat . I bid my friends for vengeance then prepare , And with the hellish nation wage the war . They , as commanded , for the fight ... grind the plates on which you feed . She faid , and to ...

... Aeneid, written but unrevised. It was published by his executors, and ... Aeneid or Paradise Lost, which is the work of a great poet in an age of advanced ... love interest of the Aeneid. And though the Roman is a far greater poet, in ...

... love ; A love , beyond the cure of pow'rs divine ; A love as ftrong , and violent as mine . But how the proud Phenician to surprize With fuch a paffion , hear what I advise . The royal youth , Afcanius , from the port , Haftes , by his ...

... love , too , is sought for , torn away from the forehead of a new - foaled colt , and snatched away from the dam . " Amor , which we have here ren- dered rather freely , is more commonly rendered " the hippomanes . " " The classic ...

... love . -2 . Of things as Object : To love , i . e . to take pleasure or delight in , to be fond of : -litus ămă , ( love the shore ; i . e . ) keep close to , or hug , the shore , v . 163 [ akin to Sans . root KAM , " to love " ] . ǎm ...

... love the noble boy , 725 And love as ardent in return enjoy . In grace unrivall'd , with a hero's mien , Is young Ascanius on his charger seen , A Tyrian horse , which beauteous Dido gave , Pledge of that love which bore her to her ...

... love - god : " Darling , my vigor , my mighty executive power , who only Darling , defiest thy sovereign father's Typhoëan thunder , I , as a suppliant , sue thee , and beg thy divinity's service . How on the ocean thy brother , Æneas ...

... duty and of true endurance , " i . e . of duty and of patience under difficulties . He means , in fact , duty exemplified in patiently enduring difficulties . 436 . Fortunam . Supply pete . He wishes his son a less checkered fortune ...

... swan was sacred to Venus . Perhaps the follow- ing translation of this much vexed passage may be of service : Behold fly- ing joyfully in a company , twice six swans , which the bird of Jove ( an eagle ) was ( even now ) dispersing in ...

... song Mopsus sings is one he had previously written out and set to music. In violation of supposed pastoral norms ... voice answering the other in real time. There is a relative chronology between the one song written 'recently' (nuper ...