10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «TIBICÉN»
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tibicén en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
tibicén y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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A Latin Grammar for Schools - Pagina 44
stem oz-M;16n-, Jpm:/J; tibicén (m.), stem tibicen-, a flute-p/a_yer; nomén (n.), stem nfimén-, a name. - SINGULAR. N om. homo oratio tibicén nomén Ace. homin-em oration-em tlbicin-em nomen Gen. homin-is oration-ls tibicln-is nomln-Is ...
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Language Its Origin and Development by T. Hewitt Key - Pagina 196
Perii, änimam nequeouórteró: nimis nihili tibicén siem. - Andr. 3, 5, 7, Qui sãm pollicitus diceré? quo frónte" facere id âudeam? Add to these from an anonymous satirist (Camb. Journ. of Phil. 1, p. 67):— Cymbala quem imbuerat quateré ...
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Aeneidea, Or Critical, Exegetical, and Aesthetical Remarks ...
With what right ? Is a verse the less Virgil's because a tibicén ? Is Virgil always perfection ? How much either of him or of any other author will we have left, if every editor is at liberty to omit everything which does not please his particular taste ?
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A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus to Suetonius ...
Compare § 428. SmoULAR. m. n. m. f. Nom. tibicén hOmO léglfi Acc. tibicln-em “8 “én homin-em legion-em Gen. tibicin-ls agmln-Is homln-ls legion-ls Dat. tibicin-I agmin-l homin-i Ieglon-i k'fi'l tibicin-é agmin-e homin-é legion-6 PLURAL. Nom.
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Catulli, Tibulli, Propertii poemata selecta. Selections ... - Pagina ix
... the first place of each hemistich. Hence we obtain :— ' An instance of this we find in line 22,-— Tibicén.
Gaius Valerius Catullus, 1869
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A Manual of Latin Grammar, etc - Pagina 83
Nam in an a nominativis in as producuntur; ut,Nom. Encas, Mursyas; Accus. IEnean, Marsydn. Nomina item in en, quorum genitivus his correptum habet ; ut, carmtv'n, crimén, pecfin, tibicén, 4112's. Quaedam etiam in in per i ; ut, Alaln, et in 3/1: ...
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A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus to Suetonius: ...
gen. agminis; tibicén (m.), gen. ttbiclnis. comes in. In the oblique cases -en beThree words, can-is, Jiivén-is, sén-ex, are exceptional. -in cams (m. f., old form canes (Plaut.). The derivative canicula. seems to imply an -1 stem). -on (-in) nom. s. in ...
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The Eton Latin Grammar: For Use in the Higher Forms - Pagina 66
Masc., which should be in *-āns, loses its final s without compensation and ends in -án, e.g. tibicén, st.tibicin-, [Rule VI. # sanguis, st. sanguin-, the s is retained and the stem consonant lost, sometimes with compensation, t but generally without.
Francis Hay Rawlins, William Ralph Inge, 1900
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M. Accii Plauti Quae Supersunt Comodiae: Cum Fragmentis ...
Peril', seditioném facit nen, occupat praecórdia! Perü, ánimam nequeo vórtere. Nimis nihili tibicén siem. Nunquam édepol omnes bálineae mi hanc lássitudinem éximent. Domiu' án foris dicam базе herum Charinum? сн. Ego animi péndeo.
Titus Maccius Plautus, C. H. Weis, 1884
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Act - Volumul 8,Partea 2 - Pagina 92
Perii: ánimam neqveo vórtere: nimis níhili tibicén siem. . Numqvam édepol omnes bálineae mi hanc lássitudinem éximent: vel si timorés protulit, qvales Stasimus in Trinummi v. 1011 sq.: Cáve sis tibi, ne búbuli in te cóttabi crebri crêpent, ...
