Clarissime,
nuper scripsisti aliqua de scholis et translationibus et pigris studentibus quaue ego
libenter legi . Sed pericula non comprehendam neque te iuvare potero, nisi sciam utrum in Universitate studiorum aliqua an schola superiori (hig school) sis Magister.
Illud meum pericula ad Hu
The following is edited from some passages in my book GODS OF THE WEST I -
INDIGES. I no longer have the Mandelbaum translation, I gave it away long
ago; but I am certain of what I say.
We have seen that Aeneas is the activity of Sacrifice; as we should expect,
since if he bears within himself
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Day-Lewis? I see only audio recordings
Day-Lewis? I see only audio recordings of his work...is there a written
text available?
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Matt
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At 12:18 PM 1/1/2004 -0500, david connor wrote: Is my high school Latin so weak
