10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCELERATE»
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scelerate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scelerate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The First Oration of Cicero Against Cataline: Being the ...
si. te. scelerate. susceptum,. latrocinium. potius. you wickedly undertaken,
brigandage rather ... Some editors retain the older reading est d te scelerate
susceptum (est . . . susceptum = perf. ind. pass.), and explain the ind. mood on
the ground ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, Archibald A. Maclardy,
1902
2
Completely Parsed Cicero: The First Oration of Cicero ...
Some editors retain the older reading est d te scelerate susceptum («/ . . .
susceptum = perf. ind. pass.), and explain the ind. mood on the ground that the
quod clause is not an integral part of the consecutive sentence, but an addition of
the ...
LeaAnn A. Osburn, Archibald A. Maclardy,
2004
Postea sequitus 1c1. ordinale contra babel per circuitums quicunque tenditis
arcum proiicite tvel iaculaminij super eam fcontra eamL ne parcatis sagittaes
quia contra lehovam scelerate egit. Munc propheta sermonem convertit ad
Medos et ...
4
A Supplementary English Glossary
Scelerate, wicked ; also a wicked person. That whole denomination, at least the
potentates or heads of them, are charged with the most scelerate plot that ever
was heard of. — North, Examen, p. 191. King James II. . . could not pretend to the
...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps,
1881
5
The Epistles of Ovid Translated Into English Prose ... with ...
(Do fugis? exclamo: revertere, scelerate Theseu. Flecte ratem, illa non habet
suum numerum. Ego be: .' rtplcbam plunge" quad dee'at vuoti. Verbzra finrt mrsta
tum meix mrbu. Mamu jaflatz late dtdere fig'm, at si non audirsx, flz/rm Pa er ttr'ltrt.
6
History of the German people at the close of the middle ages
El cxtunc counuovct mcntes huiusmodi maleficarum mulicrum aliquando eisdeui
pcrsuadendo, aliquando ob invidinm quzun tales scelerate mulicrcs advcrsus
proximum gerunt in vindicta-ln movendo casdeln sollicitat ; quasi ipsas mulieres
...
7
The Classical Papers of A. E. Housman:
II (Phyllis) 17 sqq. saepe deos supplex, ut tu, scelerate, ualeres, ipsa mihi dixi 'si
ualet ille, uenit'. This, as may be seen, is neither sense nor grammar. One MS, the
old but very corrupt and interpolated Etonensis, saves the grammar and leaves ...
matrons, but of Juno herself; the structure is not acrrs PER seems, but ran scams
(scelerate) ACTIS (ad classem ezurendam); and the parallel adduced by
Ruhkopt' and so useful to succeeding commentators is a false parallel, has
nothing ...
James Henry, John Fetcher Davies,
2013
9
Delphi Complete Works of Ovid (Illustrated)
Thesea devovi, quia te dimittere nollet; nec tenuit cursus forsitan ille tuos.
interdum timui,ne, dumvada tendis adHebri, 15 mersa foretcana naufraga puppis
aqua. saepe deos supplex, uttu, scelerate, valeres, cumprece turicremis sum
venerata ...
10
The Oxford Book of Latin Verse: From the Earliest Fragments ...
... ne, dumuada tendis ad Hebri, mersaforet cana naufraga puppis aqua; saepe
deos adiens, uttu, scelerate, ualeres, cum prece turicremis sum uenerata sacris;
saepe, uidens uentos caelo pelagoque fauentis, ipsamihi dixi'si ualet ille, uenit'; ...