The Æneid of Virgil

The Æneid of Virgil
Authors: Virgil
Published on: 1893
Page Count: 964 pages
Print Type: BOOK
Categories: Latin poetry
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Language: en
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... 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 ...

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