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SILIUS ITALICUS heu quaenam subitis horrescit turbida nimbis tempestas, ruptoque polo micat igneus aether ! 136 magna parant superi : tonat alti regia caeli, bellantemque lovem cerno." venientia fata scire ultra vetuit luno, fibraeque repente conticuere. latent casus longique labores. Sic clausum linquens arcano pectore bellum 140 atque hominum finem Gades Calpenque secutus, dum fert Herculeis Garamantica signa columnis, occubuit saevo Tyrius certamine ductor. Interea rerum Hasdrubali traduntur habenae, occidui qui solis opes et vulgus Hiberum 145 Baeticolasque viros furiis agitabat iniquis. tristia corda ducis, simul immedicabilis ira, et fructus regni feritas erat ; asper amore sanguinis, et metui demens credebat honorem ; nee nota docilis poena satiare furores. 160 ore excellentem et spectatum fortibus ausis antiqua de stirpe Tagum, superumque hominumque immemor, erecto suffixum robore maestis ostentabat ovans populis sine funere regem. auriferi Tagus ascito cognomine fontis 156 perque antra et ripas nymphis ululatus Hiberis, Maeonium non ille vadum, non Lydia mallet stagna sibi, nee qui riguo perfunditur auro campum atque illatis Hermi flavescit harenis.
PUNICA, I. 134-159 Thunder-god. Ah ! what wild storm is this that rages with sudden downpour, while the sky is rent asunder and the fiery ether flashes ! The gods are preparing mighty things, the throne of high heaven thunders, and I see Jupiter in arms." Then Juno forbade her to learn more of coming events, and the victims suddenly became dumb. The dangers cealed. and the endless hardships were con- So Hamilcar left his design of war concealed in his secret heart, and made for Calpe and Gades," the limit of the world ; but, while carrying the standards of Africa to the Pillars of Hercules, he fell in a hardfought battle. Meanwhile the direction of affairs was handed over to Hasdrubal ^ ; and he harried with savage cruelty the wealth of the western world, the people of Spain, and the dwellers beside the Baetis." Hard was the general's heart, and nothing could mitigate his ferocious temper ; power he valued because it gave him the opportunity to be cruel. Thirst for blood hardened his heart ; and he had the folly to believe that to be feared is glory. Nor was he willing to sate his rage with ordinary punishments. Tagus, a man of ancient race, remarkable for beauty and of proved valour, Hasdrubal, defying gods and men, fastened high on a wooden cross, and displayed in triumph to the sorrowing natives the unburied body of their king. Tagus, who had taken his name from the gold-bearing river, was mourned by the Nymphs of Spain through all their caves and banks ; nor would he have preferred the river of Maeonia** and the pools of Lydia, nor the plain watered by flowing gold and turned yellow by the sands of Hermus pouring over it. Ever first 15
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Page 11: CONTENTS OF VOLUME I PAOS Preface .
Page 14 and 15: PREFACE his poem, like all ancient
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION during Nero's reign ha
Page 18 and 19: INTRODUCTION catalogues. The Catalo
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTION recur too often, and t
Page 22 and 23: INTRODUCTION the palace, where he f
Page 24 and 25: INTRODUCTION whole poem into German
Page 26 and 27: PUNICORUM LIBER PRIMUS ARGUMENT The
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Page 30 and 31: SILIUS ITALICUS dux omnia sufficit
Page 32 and 33: SILIUS ITALICUS sanguinis humani fl
Page 34 and 35: SILIUS ITALICUS exuerat regina loco
Page 36 and 37: SILIUS ITALICUS haec tua sit laus,
Page 40 and 41: SILIUS ITALICUS primus inire manus,
Page 42 and 43: SILIUS ITALICUS hinc virides ausis
Page 44 and 45: SILIUS ITALICUS hie passim exultant
Page 46 and 47: SILIUS ITALICUS Hae postquam Tyrio
Page 48 and 49: SILIUS ITALICUS qua sparsit ferrum,
Page 50 and 51: SILIUS ITALICUS magnanimis regnata
Page 52 and 53: SILIUS ITALICUS huic impulsa levi t
Page 54 and 55: SILIUS ITALICUS primitiaeque ducis
Page 56 and 57: SILIUS ITALICUS ; ; terribilem in s
Page 58 and 59: SILIUS ITALICUS dives agri, dives p
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Page 62 and 63: SILIUS ITALICUS avulsum inter tela
Page 64 and 65: SILIUS ITALICUS *' en, qui res Liby
Page 66 and 67: SILIUS ITALICUS membra pavens Murru
Page 68 and 69: SILIUS ITALICUS fumat ab ore vapor,
Page 70 and 71: SILIUS ITALICUS advolat, obscura ci
Page 72 and 73: SILIUS ITALICUS clausam nocturnis o
Page 74 and 75: SILIUS ITALICUS donee Laurentes pup
Page 76 and 77: SILIUS ITALICUS et Ligurum horrente
Page 78 and 79: SILIUS ITALICUS spernendum consangu
Page 80 and 81: SILIUS ITALICUS at Fabius, cauta sp
Page 82 and 83: LIBER SECUNDUS ARGUMENT The Roman e
Page 84 and 85: SILIUS ITALICUS allatum Hannibali c
Page 86 and 87: SILIUS ITALICUS et densa resonant s
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SILIUS ITALICUS cui nemora Autololu
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SILIUS ITALICUS Haiic hasta totiens
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SILIUS ITALICUS namque ut fatiferos
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SILIUS ITALICUS praecipitem iacit e
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SILIUS ITALICUS dumque ea se ex ocu
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SILIUS ITALICUS amputat e curru rev
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SILIUS ITALICUS state, venit pugnae
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SILIUS ITALICUS Poenus et ostentans
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SILIUS ITALICUS testabor superos et
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SILIUS ITALICUS respice, pro demens
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SILIUS ITALICUS nee procul est, qui
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SILIUS ITALICUS quis procul a Tyria
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SILIUS ITALICUS par," inquit, " bel
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SILIUS ITALICUS hinc et speluncam f
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SILIUS ITALICUS gaesaque latratorqu
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nil temerare piget ; ; SILIUS ITALI
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SILIUS ITALICUS et, quantum terrent
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SILIUS ITALICUS sed prohibet culpa
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SILIUS ITALICUS pectora circumstant
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SILIUS ITALICUS ardua virtutem prof
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SILIUS ITALICUS hue, quicquid super
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SILIUS ITALICUS At medios inter coe
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SILIUS ITALICUS quique caret flarnm
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SILIUS ITALICUS gutture ructatus la
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LIBER TERTIUS ARGUMENT After the ta
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SILIUS ITALICUS captivis onerat don
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SILIUS ITALICUS aeripedis ramos sup
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SILIUS ITALICUS consortem thalami p
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SILIUS ITALICUS nos clausae nivibus
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SILIUS ITALICUS i felix, i numinibu
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SILIUS ITALICUS gens hominum? letiq
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SILIUS ITALICUS iam maria efFusas c
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SILIUS ITALICUS cui gelidis almae C
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SILIUS ITALICUS nee bellum raptis t
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SILIUS ITALICUS quos trahit, antiqu
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SILIUS ITALICUS nam calida tristes
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SILIUS ITALICUS necnon Autololes, l
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SILIUS ITALICUS nee vitam sine Mart
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SILIUS ITALICUS Nee Cerretani, quon
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SILIUS ITALICUS et Venerem occultam
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SILIUS ITALICUS aequales aevi genui
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SILIUS ITALICUS tendentemque manus
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SILIUS ITALICUS belua nee retinet t
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SILIUS ITALICUS nullum ver usquam n
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SILIUS ITALICUS ferre pedem ac prop
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SILIUS ITALICUS atque efFusa cavis
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His Venus ; SILIUS ITALICUS et cont
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SILIUS ITALICUS efFeret, et sacris
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SILIUS ITALICUS sacra ferent, melio
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SILIUS ITALICUS his tandem ignotas
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SILIUS ITALICUS quaeque riget, medi
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SILIUS ITALICUS ac maior nota iam v
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LIBER QUARTUS ARGUMENT Rome is grea
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SILIUS ITALICUS conseritur tegimen
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SILIUS ITALICUS per campos superess
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SILIUS ITALICUS " hostem, miles, ha
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SILIUS ITALICUS hostem ferre gradum
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SILIUS ITALICUS audaci similis volu
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SILIUS ITALICUS arietat in primos o
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SILIUS ITALICUS Crixus Picentem Lau
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SILIUS ITALICUS auro certantem et r
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SILIUS ITALICUS damnati superis nee
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SILIUS ITALICUS longa cruor sparse
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cui consul : SILIUS ITALICUS ** fer
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SILIUS ITALICUS ac patrium in pugna
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SILIUS ITALICUS fraxinus, Ufentem c
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SILIUS ITALICUS Egeriae genitos imm
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SILIUS ITALICUS felices leti, pieta
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SILIUS ITALICUS siste ducem Libyae
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SILIUS ITALICUS iamque suo, iamque
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SILIUS ITALICUS aetheraque, emenso
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SILIUS ITALICUS convenere manus. fe
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SILIUS ITALICUS Murranum ductor Lib
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SILIUS ITALICUS venator, rudibus ia
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SILIUS ITALICUS dum sibi quisque vi
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SILIUS ITALICUS turn iacit assurgen
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SILIUS ITALICUS quid domus Hesperid
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SILIUS ITALICUS o regnis inimice me
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SILIUS ITALICUS Miratur pater aeter
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SILIUS ITALICUS Lydorum in populos
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SILIUS ITALICUS canus apex structa
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SILIUS ITALICUS Hannibalis prolem d
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SILIUS ITALICUS me, me, quae genui,
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SILIUS ITALICUS tu, Mago, adversi c
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LIBER QUINTUS ARGUMENT Hannibal lay
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SILIUS ITALICUS flore capi iuvenem
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SILIUS ITALICUS exitium, hinc rupes
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SILIUS ITALICUS concutiens tonitru,
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SILIUS ITALICUS cui par imperium et
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vana superstitio est ; SILIUS ITALI
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SILIUS ITALICUS unum hoc pro cuncti
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SILIUS ITALICUS exta ter innocuos l
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SILIUS ITALICUS sola, Apennini resi
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SILIUS ITALICUS conspexit, nimium p
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SILIUS ITALICUS pondera thesauris p
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SILIUS ITALICUS Sidonia tumidus spo
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SILIUS ITALICUS et generum comitare
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SILIUS ITALICUS num lateri cuspis,
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SILIUS ITALICUS ad manes pulsus nos
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SILIUS TTALICUS occumbit Bogus, inf
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SILIUS ITALICUS sanguineis vallis,
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SILIUS ITALICUS causa Sychaeus erat
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SILIUS ITALICUS rex, Arethusa, tuus
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SILIUS ITALICUS cui medio leviter c
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SILIUS ITALICUS Nee Sidieina eohors
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SILIUS ITALICUS nee minus Herminium
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SILIUS ITALICUS bella capessebat ;
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disce ex me pugnas ; SILIUS ITALICU
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SILIUS ITALICUS telaque corporaque
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LIBER SEXTUS ARGUMENT Scenes on the
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SILIUS ITALICUS Bruttius ingenti mi
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SILIUS ITALICUS exanimum Nasamona T
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SILIUS ITALICUS vulneribus qui ferr
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SILIUS ITALICUS applicat et mitem f
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SILIUS ITALICUS ante reluctantes li
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SILIUS ITALICUS letalem ripam et lu
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SILIUS ITALICUS anguibus, aut quant
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SILIUS ITALICUS ire iubet campis eq
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SILIUS ITALICUS terga damus Libycis
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SILIUS ITALICUS iamque alvo penitus
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SILIUS ITALICUS percepit Tyrio et p
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SILIUS ITALICUS et dat terga celer
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SILIUS ITALICUS puppim aptat clavum
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SILIUS ITALICUS servabam vultus duc
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SILIUS ITALICUS aflPatus, iubet et
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SILIUS ITALICUS pollutum est nobis
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SILIUS ITALICUS qiios reditus teste
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SILIUS ITALICUS personal et luctu c
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SILIUS ITALICUS ludibrium necis hor
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SILIUS ITALICUS Interea, rapidas pe
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agnoscensque Marum : SILIUS ITALICU
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SILIUS ITALICUS Maeonidum tellus, a
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SILIUS ITALICUS inter desertos fund
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SILIUS ITALICUS bella neganda, viro
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SILIUS ITALICUS addiderant geminas
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SILIUS ITALICUS flagrantem effinges
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LIBER SEPTIMUS ARGUMENT Fabius dete
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SILIUS ITALICUS addidit et Libyae f
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SILIUS ITALICUS ad portas bellum, c
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SILIUS ITALICUS *' nequicquam nostr
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SILIUS ITALICUS ** ite citi, ruite
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SILIUS ITALICUS impavidus somni ser
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SILIUS ITALICUS tertius abrupta vig
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SILIUS ITALICUS polluta castus mens
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SILIUS ITALICUS Haec turn vasta dab
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SILIUS ITALICUS fortunae Libys incu
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SILIUS ITALICUS suspectamque loco p
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SIIJUS ITALICUS at clipeus circa lo
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SILIUS ITALICUS arma toro et notum
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SILIUS ITALICUS per coUes dumosque
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SILIUS ITALICUS atque his praeforma
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SILIUS ITALICUS sulcabat rostris po
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SILIUS ITALICUS audivit sacrae lect
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SILIUS ITALICUS spirantem sacro tra
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SILIUS ITALICUS Quae dum arcana deu
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SILIUS ITALICUS signa iugis locat e
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SILIUS ITALICUS " sanguine Poenorum
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SILIUS ITALICUS haud prorsus daret
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SILIUS ITALICUS eminus hos : gladio
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SILIUS ITALICUS ora novus pallor ;
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SILIUS ITALICUS labitur intento cor
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SILIUS ITALICUS ceu quondam aeterna
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SILIUS ITALICUS agmina deturbat gla
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SILIUS ITALICUS ocius hue aquilas s
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LIBER OCTAVUS ARGUMENT HannihaVs an
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espectare domos ; SILIUS ITALICUS m
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SILIUS ITALICUS antiquae patriae ma
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SILIUS ITALICUS Sidonis in Latia tr
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SILIUS ITALICUS eliciunt spondentqu
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SILIUS ITALICUS turn rapido praecep
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SILIUS ITALICUS turn Cyrenaeam fati
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SILIUS ITALICUS tunc, ut erat tenui
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SILIUS ITALICUS mutati fasces : iam
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SILIUS ITALICUS Dumque Arpos tendun
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SILIUS ITALICUS dividit Italiam ? a
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SILIUS ITALICUS numerare parentem a
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SILIUS ITALICUS tertia vix superest
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SILIUS ITALICUS Sic turn diversa tu
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SILIUS ITALICUS pila volunt brevibu
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SILIUS ITALICUS accolit, Arpinas, a
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SILIUS ITALICUS lunatis acies imita
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SILIUS ITALICUS Narnia et infestum
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SILIUS ITALICUS haec altas eboris d
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SILIUS ITALICUS ut fama est, Calais
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SILIUS ITALICUS Phlegraei legere si
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SILIUS ITALICUS qui Batulum Nucrasq
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SILIUS ITALICUS Mantua mittenda cer
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SILIUS ITALICUS non totidem IIva vi
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SILIUS ITALICUS terque quaterque so
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SILIUS ITALICUS gestat Agenoreus no
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