New Latin Primer: Containing, First, Lessons for Construing and Parsing, which Exemplify All the Rules of Adam's Latin Syntax; Second, Extracts from the Minor Latin Classics, with Literal Translations; Third, the First Part of Lyne's Latin PrimerJohn West & Company, 1809 - 246 páginas |
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... body . I summa clementia . greatest clemency . quid rei est ? Ecquid novi est in civitate de Nerone ? quantum nummi quisque servat in arca sua , tantum fidei habet . Post proelium multum auri inventum est in castris Per- sarum . way ...
... body . I summa clementia . greatest clemency . quid rei est ? Ecquid novi est in civitate de Nerone ? quantum nummi quisque servat in arca sua , tantum fidei habet . Post proelium multum auri inventum est in castris Per- sarum . way ...
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... body ? I do not mean so , but he that laughs alone , as I have heard often , either is a fool , or thinks some mischief . A. Nescio cujus sententia I know not whose saying that ista sit , sed cujuscunque sit , may be , but whosesoever ...
... body ? I do not mean so , but he that laughs alone , as I have heard often , either is a fool , or thinks some mischief . A. Nescio cujus sententia I know not whose saying that ista sit , sed cujuscunque sit , may be , but whosesoever ...
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... body , but courage is wanting . Hoc periculum turbinis This danger of the whirlwind non est fugiendum , sed con- is not to be fled from , but con- temnendum . temned . MOR . Est opus animo in omni re . : MOR . pru- There is need of ...
... body , but courage is wanting . Hoc periculum turbinis This danger of the whirlwind non est fugiendum , sed con- is not to be fled from , but con- temnendum . temned . MOR . Est opus animo in omni re . : MOR . pru- There is need of ...
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... body , thou in genius : quocirca quisque consulat wherefore let every one consult semet , nec invideat supe- himself , nor envy a superior , riori , quod est miserum ; which is a miserable thing ; certare , nor wish to contend , which ...
... body , thou in genius : quocirca quisque consulat wherefore let every one consult semet , nec invideat supe- himself , nor envy a superior , riori , quod est miserum ; which is a miserable thing ; certare , nor wish to contend , which ...
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... body excel the goods of animi fortune ; but the goods of the mind are to be preferred to these . FABLE XLIII . VIATORIBUS . Of the Ass and the TRAVEL- LERS . DUO quidam , cùm TWO certain men , when fortè invenirent Asi- by chance they ...
... body excel the goods of animi fortune ; but the goods of the mind are to be preferred to these . FABLE XLIII . VIATORIBUS . Of the Ass and the TRAVEL- LERS . DUO quidam , cùm TWO certain men , when fortè invenirent Asi- by chance they ...
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Página 189 - Nutrita faustis sub penetralibus Posset, quid Augusti paternus In pueros animus Nerones. Fortes creantur fortibus et bonis ; Est in juvencis, est in equis patrum Virtus...
Página 196 - ... rusticus expectat, dum defluat amnis: at ille labitur et labetur in omne volubilis aevum.
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