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372 NOTES.
them in review, are all in Virgil's most spirited style. - BLACKWOOD'S
MAGAZINE.
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1-18. Aenela. Cf. II. 543, note.-Caieta (pr. Ca-lIe-ta), the nurse of
Aeneas; represented by Virgil as giving to the town and promontory
of Cnieta in Latium their name.-Qua (indefinite pronoun), any.-Pius.
Cf. I. 10, note. - Quierunt = q",·eve,·,ml. - Velis, abl. of means. - In
noctam, the hreezes blolV ;1110 the 1I;ghl. A poetical expression, for
which in plain prose we should simply ::lay ,in the 'night. So llanu, 1'm'Bf·l.
III. p. 339. Otbers: toward. or at th" "l'P"""ch of night.-Inaccessos,
d'I11gero"8 to apl"·o{fch. W.-Solis filia, Ciree.- Tectis, nb1. of place,
the prep. in omitted by poetical license. -In lumina, for li!Jht in the
n;ght. In with the ace. of the end. -Exaudiri, saeviro, ululare, historical
info H. 545, I; A. & S. 209, R. 5, and n. 7; B. 1137; A. 49, III.
21-38. Quae talia monstra, Bitch p01·ten/OttB trans/ormatio!!B ao the8e.
- Posuere, sc. Be. - Quae tempora. TimeB in the sense of ciroumstances,
couditio". - Fuerit, indirect question.
46-66. Senior. Comparative to denote a high degree of a quality;
as we say, an elderly man.-Fauno and nympha. H. 425, 3, 1); A. &
S. 246. - Oriens, sc.p>·oleB. Whatever male offspriug of his began to
live.-Filia, Lavinia. - Plenis annis, abl. of description.-Avis, abl.
of cause. -Regia conjunx, (Am1ita), the ,oife 0/ the king (Latinus).­
Tecti medio. In the ;'''l'IIlVillnz. Cf. II. 512, and IV. 494, notes .
. Uedio, poetical ahl. of place. - Comam, acc. of speoification. H. 380;
A. & S. 234, II. Cf. II. 629, noto. - Sacrasse = 8acl'avi8Be. - Take
summum with apicem.
70-99. Partibus ex isdem, /1'0'" the 8""" "egioa that tho bees came
from, i .•. the lower sen.. B. - Dominarier. Tho old infinitive in -lr.
H. 239, 6; A. & S. 162, 6.-Visa, so. est.-Ornatum, ace. of specific ation.
-Totis tectis. II. 422, 1, 1); A. & S. 254, Rom. 2, (h) in fin.­
Ferri (historical inf.), ,0aB ,·.ga,·ded.-Canebant, se. vate •. - Monstris.
the portentB. Ah!. of cause.-Genitoris. Faunus was the father of Latinus.
-Nemorum quae maxima, so. aqllal"lnt, 10hieh, g"eateol (of the
BtreamB) of the/m·eRtB. H., Forh., L. Wagner takes Albunea to he the
nnme of a wood.-Acheronta, i. e. decs inferos et Manos.-lmis Avernis,
poeticnl abl. of place. - Qui ferant (a relative clause defining the
quality of the nD'tecedent) = taleo 1It /era"t. H. 501, I.; A. & S. 26·1,
1, (a) and (b); B. 1218,1220, b; A. 65, I.
111-127. Cereale solum, "their '0heatell board." - Augent, heap.­
Malis, from ",ala. -Fatalis. Cf. III. 255-7. - Quadris. The round
cakes wore marked off into four quarters by lines stumped on the surfaoe.