De gestis Alexandri Magni, Regis Macedonum: Libri qui supersunt VIII.Lea & Blanchard, 1849 - 326 עמודים |
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עמוד 3
... Alexander mainly after his entering Asia , to be less necessary or interesting , commenced transcribing at the third book , when Alexander having gained the victory on the Granicus , had already obtained a firm footing in Asia , and was ...
... Alexander mainly after his entering Asia , to be less necessary or interesting , commenced transcribing at the third book , when Alexander having gained the victory on the Granicus , had already obtained a firm footing in Asia , and was ...
עמוד 5
... Alexander the Great . Every Englishman must feel an interest in studying the campaigns of Alexander , for they were made in countries where in recent times British valour has won such brilliant victories . C. G. ZUMPT . BERLIN , April ...
... Alexander the Great . Every Englishman must feel an interest in studying the campaigns of Alexander , for they were made in countries where in recent times British valour has won such brilliant victories . C. G. ZUMPT . BERLIN , April ...
עמוד 6
... Alexander . a circumstance which occurs also in the case of the ' Astro- nomica ' of the poet Manilius , and the Historia Romana ' of Velleius Paterculus . We cannot , therefore , say with any cer- tainty who this Q. Curtius Rufus ...
... Alexander . a circumstance which occurs also in the case of the ' Astro- nomica ' of the poet Manilius , and the Historia Romana ' of Velleius Paterculus . We cannot , therefore , say with any cer- tainty who this Q. Curtius Rufus ...
עמוד 9
... Alexander to be either the rhetorician mentioned by Suetonius , or the con- sular described by Tacitus . -as well as those who consider the eulogy on the Roman princeps , x . 28 , to refer to Augustus , or Claudius , or Vespasian , or ...
... Alexander to be either the rhetorician mentioned by Suetonius , or the con- sular described by Tacitus . -as well as those who consider the eulogy on the Roman princeps , x . 28 , to refer to Augustus , or Claudius , or Vespasian , or ...
עמוד 11
... ALEXANDER , the great hero of this work , succeeded to the crown of his father Philip , king of Macedonia , in the twenty - first year of his age . After securing his supremacy in Greece , he commenced , in the spring of 334 B. C. , a ...
... ALEXANDER , the great hero of this work , succeeded to the crown of his father Philip , king of Macedonia , in the twenty - first year of his age . After securing his supremacy in Greece , he commenced , in the spring of 334 B. C. , a ...
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ablative according accusative agmen Alexander Alexander's Alexandri Alexandrum amnem Antipater arma army Asia Asia Minor author Babylon Bactra barbari battle Bessus called castra Caucasus cavalry Ceterum Cilicia city coepit common construction country cujus Curtius Darei Dareo Darius death deinde equites equitum Equivalent erant esset Euphrates exercitus expression extra cloth first form fortuna genitive great Greek haud history hostem hostis hostium ille India Indus inquit ipsum Itaque Jamque jubet jussit king king's literally Mace Macedones Macedonia Macedonians Macedonum made march mare meaning means milia milibus milites militum name namely note omnibus order Parmenio peditum Perdicca Persae Persarum Persian Philotas posse poterat procul properly quippe quos rege regem regi regiam regis river same See Gram See Zumpt sense sine soldiers sometimes stadia subjunctive Supply Susa Syria take tamen Tanais their they Tigris time town tunc urbem used vols whole word work
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עמוד 322 - Komanus salutem se principi suo debere profitetur, qui noctis quam paene supremam habuimus novum sidus inluxit. huius, hercule, non solis ortus lucem caliganti reddidit mundo, cum sine suo capite discordia membra trepidarent. quot ille turn extinxit faces, quot condidit gladios; quantam tempestatem subita serenitate discussit. non ergo revirescit solum sed etiam floret imperium.
עמוד 207 - Denique si deus es, tribuere mortalibus beneficia debes, non sua eripere; sin autem homo es, id quod es, semper esse te cogita.
עמוד 48 - Darius tanti modo exercitus rex, qui, triumphantis magis quam dimicantis more, curru sublimis inierat proelium, — per loca, quae prope immensis agminibus compleverat, jam inania, et ingenti solitudine vasta fugiebat. ' The effect,' says he, ' of the concluding verb, placed where it is, is most striking.