The City of GodJ. M. Dent, 1931 - Всего страниц: 791 |
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... Rome to the protection then com- of the Trojan gods ? O but , will some say , they were mit Rome settled at Rome when Fimbria spoiled Ilium : were to Trojan gods ? ) they so ? whence comes the image of Minerva then ? But well it may be ...
... Rome to the protection then com- of the Trojan gods ? O but , will some say , they were mit Rome settled at Rome when Fimbria spoiled Ilium : were to Trojan gods ? ) they so ? whence comes the image of Minerva then ? But well it may be ...
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... Rome : because he being a most expert physician , might practise in so famous a city with the greater credit . The mother of the gods also ( of whence , who can tell ) came thither from Pessinuns , it being a thing unmeet for the son to ...
... Rome : because he being a most expert physician , might practise in so famous a city with the greater credit . The mother of the gods also ( of whence , who can tell ) came thither from Pessinuns , it being a thing unmeet for the son to ...
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... Rome than Troy ) , must by Tullus Hostilius ' provocation , be compelled to fight with Rome itself , her own daughter . And fighting with her , was afflicted , and did afflict , until the continual conflicts had utterly tired both the ...
... Rome than Troy ) , must by Tullus Hostilius ' provocation , be compelled to fight with Rome itself , her own daughter . And fighting with her , was afflicted , and did afflict , until the continual conflicts had utterly tired both the ...
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