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Page xliii
They agreed , that Caefar should have the government of all Africa , Sardinia ,
and Sicily ; that Lepidus should have all Spain , and Gallia Narbonenfis ; and that
Anthony should have all the rest of Gaul , on both sides the Alps : whence we
may ...
They agreed , that Caefar should have the government of all Africa , Sardinia ,
and Sicily ; that Lepidus should have all Spain , and Gallia Narbonenfis ; and that
Anthony should have all the rest of Gaul , on both sides the Alps : whence we
may ...
Page xlviii
Year of lick affairs : and to avoid all altercation , they drew Rome up a writing
between them , in which it was agreed , 712 that Caesar should have Spain and
Numidia , and Anthony Gaul and Africa ; but on condition , that if Lepidus was ...
Year of lick affairs : and to avoid all altercation , they drew Rome up a writing
between them , in which it was agreed , 712 that Caesar should have Spain and
Numidia , and Anthony Gaul and Africa ; but on condition , that if Lepidus was ...
Page lxxii
Rome with him would have been involved in the fame 722 . danger ; but they
gave a promise of pardon , and approbation , to all that Should desert him . They
proclaimed war against Cleopatra , with all the for , which was in effect declaring
...
Rome with him would have been involved in the fame 722 . danger ; but they
gave a promise of pardon , and approbation , to all that Should desert him . They
proclaimed war against Cleopatra , with all the for , which was in effect declaring
...
Page xc
Then he left it to Tucca and Varius , with this condition , that they should not make
any additions ; or even fill up those verses which he had left imperfect ( f ) .
Donatus 11 ( d ) Ol . CXC . 2. Virgilius Quum morbo oppreffus adBrundufii moritur
...
Then he left it to Tucca and Varius , with this condition , that they should not make
any additions ; or even fill up those verses which he had left imperfect ( f ) .
Donatus 11 ( d ) Ol . CXC . 2. Virgilius Quum morbo oppreffus adBrundufii moritur
...
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Nor is there any evident reason , " whole course of this Eclogue , why he should
call it unpleasing , un “ pretends to know nothing about lefs , as Burman interprets
it , because “ Augustus or Rome ; nay Tityit was filled with soldiers . But there ...
Nor is there any evident reason , " whole course of this Eclogue , why he should
call it unpleasing , un “ pretends to know nothing about lefs , as Burman interprets
it , because “ Augustus or Rome ; nay Tityit was filled with soldiers . But there ...
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| Title | Pub. Virgilii Maronis Bucolicorum eclogae decem. The Bucolicks of Virgil, with an Engl |
| Author | Publius Vergilius Maro |
| Editor | John Martyn |
| Edition | 2 |
| Published | 1749 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 26 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 40 pages |
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