10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «VAE MISERO MIHI» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Syntax of Early Latin - Tom 2 - Strona 189
565. vae (frequent):2 vaemihi: Asin. 410; 924; Merc. 722 ; Eun. 709; et pass. : vae tibi : Asin. 306 ; Epid. 28 ; Merc. 161 ; et pass. ; vae vobis: Stich. 314; vae misero mihi: Amph. 726; Capt. 945; H. T. 250 ; et pass. ; vae miserae mihi : Merc.
Charles Edwin Bennett, 1914
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M. Accii Plauti Comœdiæ - Tom 4 - Strona 1649
SY. ille edepol ! illi illi ! væ misero mihi ! [modo. Ch. Quid est negotii ? SY. devoravi nomen imprudens Ch. Non placet, qui amicos intra dentes conclusos habet. SY. Atque etiam modo vorsabatur mihi in labris primoribus. 65 Ch. Temperi huic ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, Joannes Fredericus Gronovius, 1829
Nastała chwila ciszy, którą przerwał okrzyk Viniciusza: — Vae misero mihi!... I młody człowiek, zrzuciwszy togę, w samej tunice wybiegł z pałacu. Nero zaś podniósł ręce ku niebu i zawołał: — Biada ci, święty grodzie Pryama!... Rozdział XLII ...
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Jerome, Vita Malchi: - Strona 75
... coepit Ob hoc clamare coepit Clamare hoc coepit 3.6 reuerti canem canem reuerti reuerti canem 3.6 ne aratrum ne aratrum nec aratrum 3.7 uae misero mihi Vae mihi misero Vae misero mihi 3.8 “uideo te,” ait, “fili, Satanae 'Video', ait, 'te, fili, ...
Saint Jerome, Christa Gray, 2015
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Kōmōidiai: Aristophanis Comoediae In Latinum Sermonem Conversae : ...
Vae misero mihi! ergoiie habent amenta? о sceleste, quam diu me decepisti et fraudasti! CLEO. О bone, ne te sinas a quovis dicente persuaderi, neve pates me ipso unquam te inventu- rnm amicum meliorem: qui solus coniuratos compe- ...
Aristophanes, Filippo Invernizi, Christian Daniel Beck, 1826
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Song Exchange in Roman Pastoral - Strona 311
44: te sine, vae misero, mihi lilia fusca videntur). For him the roses are pale, the hyacinth does not have a sweet red blush, and the myrtle and the laurel have no fragrance (vv. 45–6). All this changes when the beloved comes back; the lover's ...
Evangelos Karakasis, 2011
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A Grammar of the Latin Language. (Appendix.) - Strona 131
If the Interjection denote some effect on the object, the dative will be used; as Heu misero mihi Woe to wretched me ! (Plaut.) Rei mihi Woe to me ! (Ov.) Vae misero mihi Woe to wretched me ! (Ter.) Vae victis Woe to the conquered ! 369.
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The Elements of Latin Grammar, etc - Strona 141
Hei and vae govern a dative; as, Hei mihi / Woe is me ! Vae misero mihi / Wretched man that I am | 315. En and ecce generally require a nominative case, but sometimes an accusative; as, En Priàmus ! See Priam | Ecce hominem / Behold the ...
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A Copious Latin Grammar - Tom 2 - Strona 56
2.7, hei mihi! quid faciam ? so we often find hei mihi ! alas ! me : ah! me : e. g. Terent. Andr. 2. 1. 22 : Ad. 4. 7. 35 : Plaut. Amph. 2. 2. 66 : also repeated, Plaut. Bacch. 3. 3. 7 : also hei misero mihi ! Terent. Ad. 2. 1. 19. So also vce, e. g. vae mihi !
Immanuel Johann Gerhard Scheller, George Walker, 1825
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A Short Introduction of Grammar: Generally to be Used: Compiled and ...
Item' asso: Pro sančte Jupiter O sacred Jupiter/ Hei et and vae alas junguntur are joined dativo to a dative case: ut as, Hei mihi woe is me, quëd, that amor love est is medicabilis curable nullis herbis by no herbs. Vae misero mihi wretched man ...
