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... οι Πνιγος , Στροφη , Επιρρημα , Αντι- στροφη , και Αντεπιρρημα . 596. The humour of these lines , and of the naval expedition of the horses , is hardly intelligible at present . 701. Προεδρια was an honour conferred on principal ...
... οι Πνιγος , Στροφη , Επιρρημα , Αντι- στροφη , και Αντεπιρρημα . 596. The humour of these lines , and of the naval expedition of the horses , is hardly intelligible at present . 701. Προεδρια was an honour conferred on principal ...
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... οἱ , & c . This obscure antistrophe relates to some transaction between Cleon and the poet , of which we know little . 1300. Didymus and others take these lines for nonsense . 1408. I know not why this character is called Euri- pides ...
... οἱ , & c . This obscure antistrophe relates to some transaction between Cleon and the poet , of which we know little . 1300. Didymus and others take these lines for nonsense . 1408. I know not why this character is called Euri- pides ...
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... ΟΙ . 90. 2. Archonte Archiâ . Bentley and Malalam . v . 81. This whole whim of making Trygæus fly to heaven , mounted on the back of a monstrous beetle , is a ridiculous imitation of the Bellerophon of Euripides , who is introduced in ...
... ΟΙ . 90. 2. Archonte Archiâ . Bentley and Malalam . v . 81. This whole whim of making Trygæus fly to heaven , mounted on the back of a monstrous beetle , is a ridiculous imitation of the Bellerophon of Euripides , who is introduced in ...
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... οἱ Θεωμενοι . The sacrificer asked before the libation , Τις τηδε ; and the standers - by replied Πολλοι καγαθοι : then they sprinkled them with the holy water , and begun the prayer ; after which they cut the victim's throat : ( 1018 ...
... οἱ Θεωμενοι . The sacrificer asked before the libation , Τις τηδε ; and the standers - by replied Πολλοι καγαθοι : then they sprinkled them with the holy water , and begun the prayer ; after which they cut the victim's throat : ( 1018 ...
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... Οἱ σου τρυχομεθ ' ηδη Τρια και δεκ ' ετη This , I think , Petitus has answered by saying , that the poet himself , v . 605 , places the beginning of the war three years higher than the common account , that is , from the declaration ...
... Οἱ σου τρυχομεθ ' ηδη Τρια και δεκ ' ετη This , I think , Petitus has answered by saying , that the poet himself , v . 605 , places the beginning of the war three years higher than the common account , that is , from the declaration ...
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