2025, ISBN: 9781585102266

[PU: Focus Publishing/R. Pullins & Co.], VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise per… More...

[PU: Focus Publishing/R. Pullins & Co.], VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise perfect condition - Preface Aeneid 2 tells the tragic story of Troy's fall and is one of the most powerful books of the entire epic. This volume is an introductory commentary on Aeneid 2 for use at the intermediate level or higher. It provides a generous amount of basic information about grammar and syntax so that students of varying experience will have what they need to translate the Latin. At the same time, it addresses issues of interpretation and style so that students at all levels will have a richer experience of the poem. Finally, it includes extensive bibliographic notes that will help readers pursue areas of special interest. -- This commentary takes as its starting point the valuable school edition of Aeneid 2 by T. E. Page ( 1889 ), reprinted without vocabulary in his Virgil: Aeneid 1-6 ( 1894 ). Page's commentary notes have been pared down, and new and updated material has been included throughout. In addition, the general introduction, appendices on meter and style, and an index of grammatical, stylistic, and metrical items are all new. In adapting Page's vocabulary, I have altered some definitions, and have made various changes in formatting and the presentation of word listings. I have also consulted a wide range of commentaries on the Aeneid; those by Conington, Austin, and Williams have been particularly helpful. -- The Latin text of Aeneid 2 used here is that of F. A. Hirtzel ( Oxford, 1900 ) with several changes in punctuation and with the following differences in readings: 69 nunc for me, 349 audentem for audendi, 392 Androgei for Androgeo, 503 tanta for ampla, 616 nimbo for limbo, and 771 furenti for ruenti. This edition places the Latin text and commentary on the same page. A complete Latin text of Aeneid 2, however, may also be desirable for individual study or for use within the classroom, and has therefore been made available for download on the publisher's website. Please go to www.pullins.com for it as well as for information and updates on this volume and other Aeneid commentaries in the same series. ISBN 9781585102266, DE, [SC: 4.50], gebraucht; gut, gewerbliches Angebot, [GW: 248g], Bilingual., Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, PayPal, Internationaler Versand<

2025, ISBN: 9781585102266

Bilingual. VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise perfect condition - Preface Aenei… More...

Bilingual. VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise perfect condition - Preface Aeneid 2 tells the tragic story of Troy's fall and is one of the most powerful books of the entire epic. This volume is an introductory commentary on Aeneid 2 for use at the intermediate level or higher. It provides a generous amount of basic information about grammar and syntax so that students of varying experience will have what they need to translate the Latin. At the same time, it addresses issues of interpretation and style so that students at all levels will have a richer experience of the poem. Finally, it includes extensive bibliographic notes that will help readers pursue areas of special interest. -- This commentary takes as its starting point the valuable school edition of Aeneid 2 by T. E. Page ( 1889 ), reprinted without vocabulary in his Virgil: Aeneid 1-6 ( 1894 ). Page's commentary notes have been pared down, and new and updated material has been included throughout. In addition, the general introduction, appendices on meter and style, and an index of grammatical, stylistic, and metrical items are all new. In adapting Page's vocabulary, I have altered some definitions, and have made various changes in formatting and the presentation of word listings. I have also consulted a wide range of commentaries on the Aeneid; those by Conington, Austin, and Williams have been particularly helpful. -- The Latin text of Aeneid 2 used here is that of F. A. Hirtzel ( Oxford, 1900 ) with several changes in punctuation and with the following differences in readings: 69 nunc for me, 349 audentem for audendi, 392 Androgei for Androgeo, 503 tanta for ampla, 616 nimbo for limbo, and 771 furenti for ruenti. This edition places the Latin text and commentary on the same page. A complete Latin text of Aeneid 2, however, may also be desirable for individual study or for use within the classroom, and has therefore been made available for download on the publisher's website. Please go to www.pullins.com for it as well as for information and updates on this volume and other Aeneid commentaries in the same series. ISBN 9781585102266 Versand D: 4,50 EUR, [PU:Focus Publishing/R. Pullins & Co.,]<

2025, ISBN: 9781585102266

Bilingual. VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise perfect condition - Preface Aenei… More...

Bilingual. VIII, 175 Seiten / p. 15,2 x 1,3 x 22,9 cm, Broschiert / Paperback. leicht bestoßen, ansonsten tadelloser Zustand / slightly bumped, otherwise perfect condition - Preface Aeneid 2 tells the tragic story of Troy's fall and is one of the most powerful books of the entire epic. This volume is an introductory commentary on Aeneid 2 for use at the intermediate level or higher. It provides a generous amount of basic information about grammar and syntax so that students of varying experience will have what they need to translate the Latin. At the same time, it addresses issues of interpretation and style so that students at all levels will have a richer experience of the poem. Finally, it includes extensive bibliographic notes that will help readers pursue areas of special interest. -- This commentary takes as its starting point the valuable school edition of Aeneid 2 by T. E. Page ( 1889 ), reprinted without vocabulary in his Virgil: Aeneid 1-6 ( 1894 ). Page's commentary notes have been pared down, and new and updated material has been included throughout. In addition, the general introduction, appendices on meter and style, and an index of grammatical, stylistic, and metrical items are all new. In adapting Page's vocabulary, I have altered some definitions, and have made various changes in formatting and the presentation of word listings. I have also consulted a wide range of commentaries on the Aeneid; those by Conington, Austin, and Williams have been particularly helpful. -- The Latin text of Aeneid 2 used here is that of F. A. Hirtzel ( Oxford, 1900 ) with several changes in punctuation and with the following differences in readings: 69 nunc for me, 349 audentem for audendi, 392 Androgei for Androgeo, 503 tanta for ampla, 616 nimbo for limbo, and 771 furenti for ruenti. This edition places the Latin text and commentary on the same page. A complete Latin text of Aeneid 2, however, may also be desirable for individual study or for use within the classroom, and has therefore been made available for download on the publisher's website. Please go tofor it as well as for information and updates on this volume and other Aeneid commentaries in the same series. ISBN 9781585102266 Versand D: 4,50 EUR , [PU:Focus Publishing/R. Pullins & Co.,]<