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Aenea: _Aeneas_: so _Anchisa_ in _ii_.
Aenea: _Aeneas_: so _Anchisa_ in _ii_.
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_vi. _
anculabant: _hauriebant_ (cf. Gk. ἀντλεῖν).
_vii. _
struices: 'struices antiqui dicebant exstructiones omnium rerum',
_Festus_.
_viii. _
nefrendem: _sine dentibus_ (_ne_ + _frendo_).
8.
_ii. _
Anchisa: _Anchises_ (_-as_): as _Aenea_ in _iv_, and in later
Latin _Atrida_ &c.
_iii. _
Troiad: _Troia_ (abl. ).
_iv.
_
Aenea: _Aeneas_: so _Anchisa_ in _ii_.
_vi. _
concinnat: 'concinnare est apte componere', _Festus_.
_viii. _
mavolunt: _malunt_ (_mage-uolunt_).
9.
_iii. _
cedo: _dic, da_ (the demonstrative particle _-ce_ + old imperative
of _dare_).
_v. _
promicando: 'promicare est extendere et longe iacere', _Nonius_.
12.
nouentium: *nuentium (_annuentium_): cf. the spelling _souo_ = _suo_
in 44. So regularly in the oldest Latin. _ou_ for _u_.
duonum: _donum_ (cf.
