10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TEUCRIAN»
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Teucrian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Ilios: The City and Country of the Trojans: the Results of ...
The date of the Gergithian Sibyl, or rather the circulation of her supposed
prophecies, is placed under the reign of Croesus, a period when Gergis was
thoroughly Teucrian. Her prophecies, though embodied in Greek verses, had
their root in a ...
Heinrich Schliemann, 1881
12, 8. Their Sibylline oracles seem to have been a collection of the oracles of the
Sibyl of Erythrae, who seems to be identical with that of Gergis. Now as these
oracles came to Cumae and thence to Rome from the Teucrian country, and as in
...
3
Livy - Books I - X: Clarendon Press Series. With ...
But Miiller's theory has the merit of pointing out a real historical connection
between the Teucrian country and Italy, and a very probable source of Trojan
legends in Italy in the Teucrian settlers of Cumae and their Sibylline books. II.
Aeneas in ...
Meanwhile, by Jupiter's command, Mezentius props the fight, And all ablaze he
falleth on the gladdened Teucrian might : 690 The Tuscan host rush up, and all
upon one man alone Press on with hatred in their hearts and cloud of weapons ...
5
Reflections on names and places in Devonshire [by - Cornish].
Gergithus, on Mount Ida, was the only Teucrian town that remained after the .
Solian invasion. A Gergithan, named Cephalon, wrote the history of his nation,
and he related that jEneas led the Trojans as far as Pallene, on the coast of
Thrace, ...
6
Empires of Islam in Renaissance Historical Thought
... at a time when the Ottomans seemed less of a threat than they would at
midcentury) is to portray the “Teucrian” Turks as a sympathetic nation, allied in
spirit with the nations of the West but long subjected to a brutal enemy occupation
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Margaret MESERVE, Margaret Meserve, 2009
7
Decadent Verse: An Anthology of Late-Victorian Poetry, 1872-1900
She spake; her holy bidding then the warriors go about, Nor tarry; into temple
high she calls the Teucrian men, Where the huge side of Cumae's rock is carven
in a den, Where are an hundred doors to come, an hundred mouths to go,
Whence ...
8
Dialogism and Lyric Self-fashioning: Bakhtin and the Voices ...
"Lares" [household gods] unite Alban and Teucrian heritages (4.5.2); Alba is "
dilecta" [dear] to Statius, and marks his "primae curae" [particular love] (4.5.21-22
). Alban rus is a place where even dangers are "dulcis" [sweet] (4.5.25), and ...
9
Delphi Complete Works of Virgil (Illustrated)
Virgil. From Arpi, the Ætolianbuilt; against the Teucrian men Tydides riseth. So for
me belike new wounds in store, And I, thy child, must feel theedgeof arms of
mortal war. Now ifwithout thy peace, withoutthyGodhead's will to speed, The ...
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The Facts on File Companion to Classical Drama
TEUCRIAN. Pertaining to Teucer, an early king in the region where TROY is
located. The classical playwrights sometimes call Troy either Teucria or the Teu-
crian land. The Trojans are sometimes called Teucrians.
