Hermathena, Volume 13University of Dublin, 1905 |
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Page 33
... tamen aeris et ferri suffragia subministrat . The common assertion that Caelestius did all the fighting , and Pelagius was HERMATHENA - VOL . XIII . D mute , is refuted by the whole account of the Palestinian episode as given by Orosius ...
... tamen aeris et ferri suffragia subministrat . The common assertion that Caelestius did all the fighting , and Pelagius was HERMATHENA - VOL . XIII . D mute , is refuted by the whole account of the Palestinian episode as given by Orosius ...
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... tamen est ( cp . for Ast tamen Stat . Theb . 2. 668. The reading of A , Est tamen est , gives a kind of repetition not found , I think , elsewhere in the poem ) : 286 rident germine : 306 sontes . In 139 nubile of B is less corrupt than ...
... tamen est ( cp . for Ast tamen Stat . Theb . 2. 668. The reading of A , Est tamen est , gives a kind of repetition not found , I think , elsewhere in the poem ) : 286 rident germine : 306 sontes . In 139 nubile of B is less corrupt than ...
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... tamen est melior qui Christo vindice gaudet , Servet si domino quod dedit ille sibi . Orientius is probably referring to Romans 12. 18 , 19 Non vosmet ipsos defendentes , carissimi , sed date locum irae scriptum est enim : mihi ...
... tamen est melior qui Christo vindice gaudet , Servet si domino quod dedit ille sibi . Orientius is probably referring to Romans 12. 18 , 19 Non vosmet ipsos defendentes , carissimi , sed date locum irae scriptum est enim : mihi ...
Page 48
... take earnest heed and like tamen would be desirable in the apodosis ; and it is doubtful whether Orientius uses ut in the sense of ' sup- posing that . ' The second line is not exactly as it appears in 48 M. BELLANGER'S " ORIENTIUS . "
... take earnest heed and like tamen would be desirable in the apodosis ; and it is doubtful whether Orientius uses ut in the sense of ' sup- posing that . ' The second line is not exactly as it appears in 48 M. BELLANGER'S " ORIENTIUS . "
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... tamen notis - at least I think so . As luminibus almost certainly means ' eyes , ' we must alter to motis , as has been already done by Bährens , though his suggestion Nequitiam et motis addere luminibus is too violent . The passage may ...
... tamen notis - at least I think so . As luminibus almost certainly means ' eyes , ' we must alter to motis , as has been already done by Bährens , though his suggestion Nequitiam et motis addere luminibus is too violent . The passage may ...
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abicio Absolute amor analogy anapæsts antistrophe Aristotle atque Bacchylides Bährens Bellanger Berkeley Book of Enoch Caelestius Caesar Catullus Cicero clausula Clodius Commodus compounds of iacio conjecture connexion correct corruption dactylic Dante dative Ecclus editor eius Ellis emendation etiam existence experience explained expression fact genitive gives Greek haec HERMATHENA-VOL instance Irish Kant Latin laws letters Macc means metrical Migne mihi moral Müller nature Non-ego objects Orientius Ovid passage Pelagius Pindar Plautus poets Pompeius possible prefix ends probably Prof pronunciation Purser quae quam quod quoted reference regarded ROBINSON ELLIS scansion seems sense Sizars Sophocles sound-law Space spelling Spirit spondee strophe suggested suppose syllable tamen thought tibi tion trimeter trochee Tyrrell unity verb verse vowel Vulg word writing γὰρ δὲ ἐν καὶ πρὸς τε τὴν τὸ τὸν τοῦ τῶν
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