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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1881 Excerpt: ...i.e. Scipio Africanus the Younger, who was the son of Paullus.flimilius, but was adopted by the son of Scipio Africanus the Elder. 8. Quumfunditus sustulisset. "When he had utterly destroyed." Literally, "to the very foundations" § 153, (1). 11, Anceps, etc. "Beauty, thou doubtful good to mortals; thou short(-lived) gift of a little time--how swiftly dost thou glide away with speedy foot." The adjective velox is hjre used in an adverbial force. 17. Nulla non. "Every." See article non, No. 4, in "Vocabulary. 18. AbstulU. "Is wont to carry off." The perfect is sometimes used by the poets to denote a thing that commonly happens. 19, 20. Ses est, etc. "Beauty is a fleeting thing. What wise person trusts to a frail good?" Fragtlis denotes what is apt to be broken, and so destroyed. 95. 3. Vellem nescire. "Would that I knew not." Observe the present use of the conjunctive in an optative force, i.e. to express a wish p. 141, IX., (4). 11, 12. The order is: Tulisse nulla parte tuum auxilium veteri amico in miseris rebus erit turpe tibi. Tulisse and the other infinitives, in the present lines, are all used as substantives of the nominative case § 140, 1. 15, 16. Amicum et, nisi, etc. "And to say that your friend, unless he be prosperous, is not (your friend)." See article nego, No. 2, c, in Vocabulary. 17. Idoneam, etc. "A season adapted for sailing;" i.e. suitable for putting to sea. 19. Navibus egredi. "From disembarking," or "landing." Literally, "to go out from ships." Navibus is governed by e in egredi § 122, a.. 20. Qui decimts, etc. "He who was carrying the eagle of the 10th legion;" i.e. the standard-bearer of ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1881 Excerpt: ...i.e. Scipio Africanus the Younger, who was the son of Paullus.flimilius, but was adopted by the son of Scipio Africanus the Elder. 8. Quumfunditus sustulisset. "When he had utterly destroyed." Literally, "to the very foundations" § 153, (1). 11, Anceps, etc. "Beauty, thou doubtful good to mortals; thou short(-lived) gift of a little time--how swiftly dost thou glide away with speedy foot." The adjective velox is hjre used in an adverbial force. 17. Nulla non. "Every." See article non, No. 4, in "Vocabulary. 18. AbstulU. "Is wont to carry off." The perfect is sometimes used by the poets to denote a thing that commonly happens. 19, 20. Ses est, etc. "Beauty is a fleeting thing. What wise person trusts to a frail good?" Fragtlis denotes what is apt to be broken, and so destroyed. 95. 3. Vellem nescire. "Would that I knew not." Observe the present use of the conjunctive in an optative force, i.e. to express a wish p. 141, IX., (4). 11, 12. The order is: Tulisse nulla parte tuum auxilium veteri amico in miseris rebus erit turpe tibi. Tulisse and the other infinitives, in the present lines, are all used as substantives of the nominative case § 140, 1. 15, 16. Amicum et, nisi, etc. "And to say that your friend, unless he be prosperous, is not (your friend)." See article nego, No. 2, c, in Vocabulary. 17. Idoneam, etc. "A season adapted for sailing;" i.e. suitable for putting to sea. 19. Navibus egredi. "From disembarking," or "landing." Literally, "to go out from ships." Navibus is governed by e in egredi § 122, a.. 20. Qui decimts, etc. "He who was carrying the eagle of the 10th legion;" i.e. the standard-bearer of ...
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