P. Ovidi Nasonis Tristium liber primus, ed. by A.E. RobertsG. Bell, 1902 - 112 páginas |
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... Samothrace . Here Ovid changed ships again and went to Tempyra in Thrace , whence he com- pleted his journey by land . The Minerva's Helmet sailed with his effects through the Hellespont to the Euxine . The eleventh is an epilogue to ...
... Samothrace . Here Ovid changed ships again and went to Tempyra in Thrace , whence he com- pleted his journey by land . The Minerva's Helmet sailed with his effects through the Hellespont to the Euxine . The eleventh is an epilogue to ...
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... Samothrace , where he is writing . Est mihi sitque , precor , flavae tutela Minervae , navis et a picta casside nomen habet . sive opus est velis , minimam bene currit ad auram , sive opus est remo , remige carpit iter . nec comites ...
... Samothrace , where he is writing . Est mihi sitque , precor , flavae tutela Minervae , navis et a picta casside nomen habet . sive opus est velis , minimam bene currit ad auram , sive opus est remo , remige carpit iter . nec comites ...
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... Samothrace . May they grant a good voyage to the ship that was to take him to Tempyra and to the ship that was conveying his goods to Tomi . haec si contigerint , meritae cadet agna Minervae : non facit ad nostras hostia maior opes ...
... Samothrace . May they grant a good voyage to the ship that was to take him to Tempyra and to the ship that was conveying his goods to Tomi . haec si contigerint , meritae cadet agna Minervae : non facit ad nostras hostia maior opes ...
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... Samothrace , where he is writing . At Zerynthus in Samothrace the poet parts company with the ship . In imagina- tion he traces her voyage to Tomi ( 11. 24-42 ) . He wishes god - speed both to that vessel and to the one that was to take ...
... Samothrace , where he is writing . At Zerynthus in Samothrace the poet parts company with the ship . In imagina- tion he traces her voyage to Tomi ( 11. 24-42 ) . He wishes god - speed both to that vessel and to the one that was to take ...
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... Samothrace where he left the Minerva's Helmet . He describes in imagination the voyage of the ship from Samothrace to Tomi , which probably conveyed thither his belongings , while he himself crossed over to Tempyra in another ship , and ...
... Samothrace where he left the Minerva's Helmet . He describes in imagination the voyage of the ship from Samothrace to Tomi , which probably conveyed thither his belongings , while he himself crossed over to Tempyra in another ship , and ...
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Términos y frases comunes
adire Amatoria apodosis Arctos āre āri Athens ātum Augustus āvi banishment Book Boötes Brundisium Caesar carmina clause Compare conj Crown 8vo dative denotes E. C. MARCHANT Edited elegy epithet erat ēre eris Euryalus exul F. A. PALEY facio Fcap Fortuna fuit funeral genitive gods Greek haec Head Master Hellespont Homer Horace hypallage illa Illyria inis ipse īre itum īvi J. P. POSTGATE jussive king Latin LL.D malis Meleager metaphor metonymy mihi Minerva nisi nobis nunc Orestes ōris Ovid Ovid's passive Pirithous plural poet precor prep pron quae quam quid quod quoque Recognovit reference Roman Rome Rutuli Samothrace School ship siquis subj subjunctive sunt synaeresis tamen Tempyra Theseus thou tibi Tomi Tristia Trojan Trojan war Ulysses unda urbe verb Vergil vols vultus word
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Página 48 - Est mihi sitque, precor, flavae tutela Minervae, navis et a picta casside nomen habet. sive opus est velis, minimam bene currit ad auram, sive opus est remo, remige carpit iter.