Notes for Latin Lyrics (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 Excerpt: ...And the study of the Country's welfare. xx. And = Camus shall delight to flow-past ( ) Domes ennobled with a new renown, And roll more rapid streams. EXEECISE XLV.-Nescit equo rudis "Hcerere ingenuus puer," seqq. Hoe. I. We have either sold to covetous Tyre, Or have sent as-far-as Thule in-exile Our ancestor's habits; it delights4 not To ascendI f by the steep hill of Mars,3 II. Nor to barter2 the sceptres of Pyrrhus, not of Agamemnon For death: not to exchange3 for Veientine3 Stone the riches4 ff of Croesus,2 Jt And Achsemenian Tigris. Efflgie-. fMannor. JJuroin. Exsul. Culfou. fEo. Veiens. ttUber. JJAlyatticus. in. Youth,2 untrained2 in warfare,2 knows2-not how to bruisef Arms1 with armour1: J knows3-not how to conquer4 With curbs the struggling Steed, and fears to swimu-1-across the yellow IV. Tiber, when, swollen with snows, It has given3 the reins to its boiling license, And destroyed its banks To-be-dreaded by the panic-stricken city, v. Do ye hear? The ominous2 horn2 cchoes-on The shores1 of Ister1: now the peaks of the Alps And snowy turrets resound: Mars = whets his arms, VI. And calls forth cities from their walls. Shall we go? Does the table enthrall us with Calenian wine, And banquets boughtff with the wealth4 Of kingdoms,3 and the tribute J of a nation? VII. Which when Hesperus receding has beheld, Phosphorus at-his-rise also sees: And the Moon4 smiles gleaming on--Wine, and tinges her rays (in it); VIII. While we paint2 =2 battles2 with Lyseus On1flf regal1 banquet-tables, And measure walls with = Falernian,3 and pull-down moats. Rudis, with gen. f Lirida Signare. X Ferrum. Lupata. ) Satur. H Em0 Novo. ffRedemptus. tt Census. Surgens. Hldem. fH Super. Diluo. IX. Let us rise: M...