10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «IÚLUS»
Discover the use of
iúlus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
iúlus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Ancient Rome: From the Earliest Times Down to 476 A. D.
He was accompanied by his son IÚLUS and a number of brave followers. LATÍNUS, who was king of the district where Aenéas landed, received him kindly, and gave him his daughter, LAVINIA, in marriage. Aenéas founded a city, which he ...
Robert Franklin Pennell, 1894
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Histoire romaine depuis la fondation de Rome: avec des ... - Pagina 547
Comment fut formée Vljle du Tjbre , à qui l'on donna le nom d'IJle des deux Ponts , ou d'/Jle sacrée, f. 2 r. n. c. Julius ( Caïus ) est fait Consul , p. 4'î- Julius fCaïus) surnomme Iúlus, est créé Consul,/». 336. Julius ( Vopiseus ) surnommé Iúlus-, ...
François Catrou, Rouillé Pierre-Julien, Jacques Rollin ((París)), 1725
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
Iúlus, m. Julo, Giúlio ívanhoe, т. Ivánoe Ixlon, m. Issióne Jàck, abbreviazione di John Jàcky, diminutivo di Jack Jácob, m. Giacôbbe Jacqueline, f. Giacomina Jàmes , m. Giácomo; — the Less, Giácomo Minóre Jáne, f. Giovánna Janèt, f.
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1864
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 441
... for informing Pluto that Proferpine had eaten fome grains of a , pomegranate in hell Afcánius or Iúlus, the only fon of Æneas and Creüfa, and founder of the city Aiba in Italy Afclépia, festivals in honer of Æsculapius Afcólia, feasts of Bacchus, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 450
... and ravished his own daughter Medullina Ascal'aphus, the fon of Acheron and Nox, turned into an owl by Ceres, for informing Pluto that Proferpine had eaten fome grains of a pomegranate in hell Afcánius or Iúlus, the only fon of Æneas and ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1795
... (2) a Lydian, 12.139 Italus traditionally, the hero from whose name Italy was derived, 1.533; 7.178 Ithaca, island off western Greece, home of Ulysses, 2.104, 122, 128; 3.272, 613, 629 Itys, a Trojan, 9.574 Iúlus (trisyllabic), see Ascanius Ixion, ...
Virgil, Frederick Ahl, 2007
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P. Virgilia Maróna spisy básnické. Z latiny přeložil Karel ... - Pagina 200
Slzy vesmes pohnuli v mysli rozlili Dardanäli a prede vsemi krásek Iúlus; v mysl jemu vsloupill olcovske dobroly obraz, ai poslez promluví: 995 „Vsecko za lak veliky' poeinek já slibuji lchê; od doby le mi budii опа malkou; juieno Kreúsy jen ...
Virgil, Karel Alois VINAŘICKÝ, 1851
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Kennslubók i goďafræ ďi Grikkja of Rómverja - Pagina 261
Eptir öörum frásognum haföi Eneas átt Askaníus viö Kreúsu í Trójulandi, og fylgdist hann meö fööur sínum til Latinm. paö er frá Grikkjum komiö aö sonur Eneasar nefnist Askaníus, en hiö róm- verska heiti hans er Iúlus, pó er paö einnig sumra ...
Heinrich Wilhelm Stoll, 1871
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Sebrané spisy: veršem i prosou - Volumele 1-2 - Pagina 379
Podle mne Iúlus pûjde maly; chot má bnde kráëeti dále za námi. Vy sluhové, co velím, setrnou pozorujte to myslí. Z mësta vysedse zoëíte pahor, tam svatynë dávná osifelé Cerery ; strom ciprisovy pne se vedle, zboznosti pfedkû byv usetren po ...
290 Hanc sine me spem ferre tui : audentior ibo In casus omnis. percuflà mente dederunt Dardanidx lacrimas : ante omnis pulcher Iúlus : Atque animum patrix strinxit pietatis imago. Tum sie essatur : í9 j Sponde digna mis ingentibus omnia ...
Publius Maro Vergilius, 1704
