10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AB IOVE PRINCIPIUM»
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M. Fabi Quintiliani Institutionis Oratoriae Liber Decimus
Imi1abor ergo Aratum, qui magnis de rebus dicereexor- diens a love incipiendum putat? l. Quo Iove? aut quid habet illius carminis simile haec oratio? s. Tantum, inquit, ut rite ab eo dicendi principium capiamus, quem unum omnium deorum et ...
Quintilian, John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, 1872
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Song Exchange in Roman Pastoral - Strona 111
Evangelos Karakasis. The Poetic Contest The poetic contest begins in lines 60 ff. with Damoetas calling upon Jupiter (ab Iove principium Musae). Although there is no unanimity among scholars as to whether Musae is a vocative or a genitive ...
Evangelos Karakasis, 2011
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P. Vergili Maronis opera - Tom 3 - Strona 31
Ab Iove principium generis, Iove Dardana pubes Gaudet avo, rex ipse lovis de gente suprema, 220 Troius Aeneas, tua nos ad limina misit. " teri recentiores editores praeter Benoistum auget edentem nobiscam fa- ciunt, et Conington quidem ...
Virgil, Albert Forbiger, 1875
E M = = Ab Iove principium: Iovis, H 1.1 Ab Iove principium rursus, P Acci, non ego tela, E 1.25 Acci, quid piperi, E 2.26 Aedificare, canesque et equos, M 9 Agedum, canite patrem, H 1.6 Alcinus hic iaceo, E 2.38 Alme coelestum genitor, H 1.3 ...
Michael Marullus, Michele Marullo Tarcaniota, Charles Fantazzi, 2012
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Genialna maszyna. Biografia serca
2G. Vasari, Yywotynajs awniejszych malarzy, rzeXbiarzy i architektów, t. 3, t um. K. Estreicher, Warszawa 1985,s. 127. 3W a9ciwie: Ab Iove principium, Musae: Iovis omnia plena,, czyli Od Jowisza początek, oMuzy, Jowisza wszystko jestpene,.
Stephen Amidon, Tomas Amidon, 2012
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Exemplary Traits: Reading Characterization in Roman Poetry
10.148—55): Ab Iove, Musa parens—cedunt Iovis omnia regno— carmina nostra move! ... Orpheus overloads onincipiatory signals: he combines the conventionaltrope of ab Iove principium, asserting the grand scope ofhis work, with a ...
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Frontinus: De Aquaeductu Urbis Romae - Strona 34
1v.4)'°9 is no accident, for the opening words of the codex were once verses beginning 'Ab Iove . . .' - from Germanicus' translation of Aratus, the initial line of which read in full 'Ab Iove principium magno deduxit Aratus.'“° Niccolo and ...
Frontinus, R. H. Rodgers, 2004
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Virgil and the Augustan Reception - Strona 43
He further suggests a relationship with Jupiter through intratextual reminiscence of Eclogue 3.60 (ab Iove principium Musae), at the beginning of amoebeans which end possibly with a riddle on Aratus' poem. A secondary reference, close in ...
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P. Vergili Maronis opera: The Eclogues and Georgics - Strona 45
D. Ab Iove principium, Musae; Iovis omnia plena; Ille colit terras; illi mea earmina curae. M. Et me Phoebus amat; Phoebo sua semper aput me Munera sunt, lauri et suave rubens hyacinthus. D. Malo me Galatea petit, lasciva puella, Et fugit ad.
Virgil, Henry Nettleship, 1881
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Medieval Mythography: From Roman North Africa to the ...
... is regarded as a "supreme god," called "Jove" in Virgil (Eclogues 3.60), who is responsible for the fiery seeds that engender life on earth (Virgil's line reads, "With Jove I begin, ye Muses; of Jove all things are full," "ab Iove principium, Musae, ...
