10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DEFLECTIS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
deflectis in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
deflectis im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Delphi Complete Works of Lucan (Illustrated):
... Hiberi, quid rapidum deflectis iter?nonpondera rerum nec momenta felicibus
sumus, numquam armis usa manus, patriae primis a sedibus exul, et post
translatas.
Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, 2014
2
A Companion to Juan Luis Vives
70 “Sensim ad me deflectis . . . non habemus aliam seu intelligendi viam seu
normam quam mentem nostram.” (Majansius 8:265.) 71 Majansius 8:266. 72
Majansius 8:263–71; in DVFC Book Two, see Majansius 8:160–67. 334 edward v
.
3
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
Testa operculata? Anfractibus apicialibus obliquiter' deflectis, v anfractu ultimo
constricto, deinde inflato, denique sinistrorsim ascendente, anfractibus
superioribus contiguo; aperture. reversa, rotundata, continua; peristomate
duplicato.
4
Studies in the Italian Renaissance
XXIV, 12, 25 (addressed to Homer): « Nam si ad eos quos Iuveniles ludos vocant,
primos scilicet adolescentie sue libellos, oculum deflectis, scriptum ibi tuum
nomen invenies ». The name of Homer occurs in Ciris 65, and an adjectival form
in ...
Berthold Louis Ullman, 1973
5
Poetry and Civil War in Lucan's Bellum Civile
Jamie Masters. Lucan's Massilians themselves plead their unimportance to
Caesar: vel, cum tanta vocent discrimina Martis Hiberi, quid rapidum deflectis iter
? non pondera rerum nec momenta sumus . . . (3.336-8) a plea that Caesar
dismisses ...
6
M. Annaei Lucani Pharsalia
Vel, cum tanta vocent discrimina Martis Iberi, Quid rapidum deflectis iter? non
pondera rerum, Nee momenta sumus: nunquam felicibus armis Accipe in omnia
licita obsequia atque officia : modo nihil nefandum sit, quale hoc bellum civile.
324.
Lucan, G. W. Ginger, 1816
Nonne ideo deelinas, ut cum scriptura loquar, et ad tu- as cupiditates deflectis
animum, sollicitus es ideo de victu, fama, vita, liberis, con- iuge, quia deo parum
fidis , quia am1 plitu- dinem, misericordiae divinae non expendis. Nonne ideo
ruis ...
Karl Gottlieb Bretschneider, Heinrich Ernst Bindsell, 1854
8
Delphi Complete Works of Seneca the Younger (Illustrated):
In recta quid deflectis errantem gradum? Permitte labi: melius inueniam uiam, 5
Quam quaero; solus,quae meabhac uitaextrahat, Et hocnefandi capitisaspectu
leuet Coelum atque terras. Quantulum hac egimanu! Non uideonoxae conscium
...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, 2014
ACTUS PRIMUS OEDIPUS - ANTIGONA OEDIPVS Caeci parentis regimen et
fessi unicum patris leuamen, nata, quam tanti est mihi genuisse uel sic, desere
infaustum patrem. in recta quid deflectis errantem gradum? permitte labi; melius ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Marica Frank, 1995
10
The Dramaturgy of Senecan Tragedy
He, however, is identified later by reference to his father (genitor vocat, 39),
whom he subsequently names (Laius, 41).5 Oedipus stumbles (errantem gradum
, 4)6 and Antigone supports him (in recta quid deflectis?4). The old man (senex,
32) ...
