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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
julius caesar | 16 |
may well | 12 |
quintilius varus | 9 |
paradise lost | 9 |
civil war | 9 |
fifth book | 8 |
vergil wrote | 8 |
warde fowler | 8 |
sixth eclogue | 8 |
cisalpine gaul | 8 |
auxiliary verb | 8 |
young men | 7 |
many years | 7 |
two years | 7 |
english language | 7 |
years later | 7 |
allusio verborum | 7 |
two lines | 6 |
vergil seems | 6 |
golden age | 6 |
arma virumque | 6 |
common pause | 6 |
civil wars | 6 |
classical philology | 6 |
many others | 6 |
po valley | 6 |
english verse | 6 |
mark antony | 5 |
ninth catalepton | 5 |
fourth eclogue | 5 |
first book | 5 |
third book | 5 |
sixth book | 5 |
every line | 5 |
alfenus varus | 5 |
second book | 5 |
eighth eclogue | 5 |
near naples | 5 |
second line | 5 |
blank verse | 5 |
might well | 5 |
following lines | 5 |
fourth book | 5 |
reader will | 5 |
sub tegmine | 5 |
heroic age | 5 |
just now | 5 |
first lines | 5 |
take notice | 4 |
valerius cato | 4 |
assonantia syllabarum | 4 |
insuper altos | 4 |
first syllable | 4 |
et premere | 4 |
new poets | 4 |
english words | 4 |
si vero | 4 |
every one | 4 |
classical quarterly | 4 |
heroick verse | 4 |
ab oris | 4 |
taking notice | 4 |
plotius tucca | 4 |
tegmine fagi | 4 |
see chapter | 4 |
several years | 4 |
epic poet | 4 |
first eclogue | 4 |
next line | 4 |
two first | 4 |
dull line | 4 |
come now | 4 |
hoc metuens | 4 |
biggest born | 4 |
sciret dare | 4 |
will produce | 4 |
last line | 4 |
plural numbers | 4 |
shall see | 4 |
one dull | 4 |
venus genetrix | 4 |
first line | 4 |
celebrated lines | 4 |
two translations | 4 |
made use | 4 |
public life | 4 |
eighth catalepton | 4 |
wonderful effect | 4 |
low words | 3 |
aus vergils | 3 |
dark ages | 3 |
totaque thuriferis | 3 |
direct rhyme | 3 |
latin language | 3 |
two last | 3 |
literary criticism | 3 |
cura boum | 3 |
rotis summas | 3 |
written soon | 3 |
grecian warriors | 3 |
though somewhat | 3 |
whose names | 3 |
young man | 3 |
chapter viii | 3 |
sublime abodes | 3 |
plain rhyme | 3 |
even though | 3 |
eastern provinces | 3 |
virumque cano | 3 |
foedere certo | 3 |
ars poetica | 3 |
roman citizens | 3 |
young poet | 3 |
italian coast | 3 |
must now | 3 |
mantua dives | 3 |
terram vertere | 3 |
last syllable | 3 |
vergil remained | 3 |
three syllables | 3 |
first place | 3 |
recubans sub | 3 |
plain direct | 3 |
pellabitur undas | 3 |
common pronunciation | 3 |
vero viciam | 3 |
epicurean philosophy | 3 |
two syllables | 3 |
lavinian coast | 3 |
dare jussus | 3 |
vitae vergilianae | 3 |
verse writing | 3 |
jussus habenas | 3 |
stoic creed | 3 |
central theme | 3 |
qui cultus | 3 |
harvard studies | 3 |
ludus troiae | 3 |
quite apart | 3 |
common measure | 3 |
new generation | 3 |
dives avis | 3 |
amongst us | 3 |
english bible | 3 |
greek city | 3 |
must know | 3 |
varius rufus | 3 |
last mentioned | 3 |
see class | 3 |
four lines | 3 |
produce one | 3 |
pinguis arenis | 3 |
rerum natura | 3 |
toga virilis | 3 |
summas levibus | 3 |
years ago | 3 |
taken notice | 3 |
twenty years | 3 |
ad att | 3 |
ten years | 3 |
neapolitan bay | 3 |
early effort | 3 |
aged oak | 3 |
roman literature | 3 |
laxas sciret | 3 |
pathetic fallacy | 3 |
two eclogues | 3 |
learned foreigner | 3 |
full rhyme | 3 |
second foot | 3 |
ten low | 3 |
personal interest | 3 |
apud virgilium | 3 |
italian soil | 3 |
servius dan | 3 |
emperor worship | 3 |
annius cimber | 3 |
fifteen years | 3 |
bare backs | 3 |
thuriferis panchaia | 3 |
new poetry | 3 |
levibus pellabitur | 3 |
will give | 3 |
human characters | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
quid faciat | 3 |
valerius messalla | 3 |
molemque montis | 3 |
poetical translations | 3 |
artful way | 3 |
properly called | 3 |
two hundred | 3 |
republican cause | 3 |
qui foedere | 3 |
virgil uses | 3 |
literary men | 3 |
juvenile poems | 3 |
de morte | 3 |
latin status | 3 |
cultus habendo | 3 |
collocatio verborum | 3 |
written probably | 3 |
just mentioned | 3 |
thing else | 3 |
adjungere vites | 3 |
ulmisque adjungere | 3 |
three years | 3 |
ad limina | 3 |
sixteenth epode | 3 |
later work | 3 |
one instance | 3 |
early work | 3 |
panchaia pinguis | 3 |
third thing | 2 |
sive utrumque | 2 |
volare sive | 2 |
jewish rule | 2 |
blissful seat | 2 |
heavenly muse | 2 |
warn us | 2 |
georgics ii | 2 |
far removed | 2 |
fifth line | 2 |
castor et | 2 |
literary standards | 2 |
second century | 2 |
aut qui | 2 |
latin literature | 2 |
english lines | 2 |
several sorts | 2 |
many instances | 2 |
native shores | 2 |
still thought | 2 |
found milton | 2 |
also seems | 2 |
great glory | 2 |
ut rei | 2 |
atque hominum | 2 |
religious experience | 2 |
english verses | 2 |
hinc canere | 2 |
breathe soft | 2 |
first translation | 2 |
illi inter | 2 |
concerning poetical | 2 |
high office | 2 |
numen adorant | 2 |
trojan heroes | 2 |
habitu gallina | 2 |
two poems | 2 |
though horace | 2 |
tenth eclogue | 2 |
esse facta | 2 |
et surrentini | 2 |
cum canerem | 2 |
first two | 2 |
non ego | 2 |
faith admit | 2 |
cognomen publicola | 2 |
heads triumphant | 2 |
gemelle castoris | 2 |
monosyllable lines | 2 |
epicurean scorn | 2 |
broad bare | 2 |
ulla vota | 2 |
premes umbras | 2 |
vergil favored | 2 |
open sky | 2 |
qui tandem | 2 |
takes us | 2 |
perdidit iste | 2 |
time claimed | 2 |
ait fuisse | 2 |
flood arose | 2 |
roman writers | 2 |
erat toto | 2 |
sive dextera | 2 |
social customs | 2 |
rage compose | 2 |
donatus says | 2 |
latin poet | 2 |
now ye | 2 |
initial alliteration | 2 |
human nature | 2 |
theme worthy | 2 |
tenetis iter | 2 |
trojan shores | 2 |
vergil also | 2 |
led one | 2 |
terram insectabere | 2 |
hoc negat | 2 |
et esse | 2 |
will prayer | 2 |
epicurean politics | 2 |
dedit fluctus | 2 |
alexandrian poets | 2 |
famous poem | 2 |
fortia corpora | 2 |
cognitissima ait | 2 |
initial alliteratio | 2 |
philosophic study | 2 |
tibi haec | 2 |
asinius pollio | 2 |
see whether | 2 |
ad loc | 2 |
new meaning | 2 |
reminds one | 2 |
certainly learnt | 2 |
roaring waves | 2 |
laeva sive | 2 |
ad auras | 2 |
tot per | 2 |
behemoth biggest | 2 |
till caesar | 2 |
new era | 2 |
indeed divine | 2 |
reader see | 2 |
innumerable others | 2 |
olympo et | 2 |
saxa per | 2 |
sed vos | 2 |
naturally makes | 2 |
quem videtis | 2 |
much time | 2 |
mulcere dedit | 2 |
six books | 2 |
pelago confise | 2 |
filial devotion | 2 |
one else | 2 |
de poematum | 2 |
viii last | 2 |
falce premes | 2 |
now recollect | 2 |
whole book | 2 |
whose deeds | 2 |
greek tongue | 2 |
loud billows | 2 |
see classical | 2 |
taught vergil | 2 |
philosophers like | 2 |
later day | 2 |
mould behemoth | 2 |
vergil doubtless | 2 |
classical review | 2 |
sub coelo | 2 |
probably never | 2 |
antiqua fuit | 2 |
first disobedience | 2 |
latin poets | 2 |
sistunt ambo | 2 |
simois correpta | 2 |
thirty years | 2 |
confise sereno | 2 |
now shew | 2 |
great master | 2 |
shady lodge | 2 |
imperial cult | 2 |
quoque uotis | 2 |
indeed vergil | 2 |
greek plays | 2 |
esse cognitissima | 2 |
disliked antony | 2 |
eclogue ix | 2 |
still recognized | 2 |
soft idalian | 2 |
longe ostia | 2 |
chanted loud | 2 |
chief ornaments | 2 |
new note | 2 |
raise storms | 2 |
quod nisi | 2 |
now found | 2 |
early augustans | 2 |
et gemelle | 2 |
viciam que | 2 |
blissful field | 2 |
may learn | 2 |
will easily | 2 |
studiisque asperrima | 2 |
nobis cunctando | 2 |
tyber far | 2 |
mortal taste | 2 |
taste brought | 2 |
several following | 2 |
reges et | 2 |
de nomine | 2 |
every kind | 2 |
three feet | 2 |
prius fuere | 2 |
monosyllable collocation | 2 |
took part | 2 |
direful spring | 2 |
ruris opaci | 2 |
called attention | 2 |
syrian branch | 2 |
neque ulla | 2 |
men whose | 2 |
will meet | 2 |
sibi esse | 2 |
depressas convalles | 2 |
gloomy caves | 2 |
defeated remnant | 2 |
quanta experientia | 2 |
st syllable | 2 |
closely associated | 2 |
remarkable essays | 2 |
de ses | 2 |
best teachers | 2 |
aethera pennis | 2 |
atque rotis | 2 |
vergil might | 2 |
seque dedicat | 2 |
foret volare | 2 |
plain style | 2 |
et proelia | 2 |
long promised | 2 |
rei naturam | 2 |
philip sidney | 2 |
unus erat | 2 |
ii school | 2 |
oris italiam | 2 |
qua se | 2 |
little patience | 2 |
dedicat tibi | 2 |
quod tegit | 2 |
recent critics | 2 |
sit pecori | 2 |
brought death | 2 |
warlike sound | 2 |
ancient fame | 2 |
characters must | 2 |
one foot | 2 |
adorant sub | 2 |
english poetry | 2 |
ye strangers | 2 |
simois streams | 2 |
quove tenetis | 2 |
hence byrsa | 2 |
reverend head | 2 |
last words | 2 |
colonial commissioner | 2 |
vergil saw | 2 |
forbidden tree | 2 |
golden bay | 2 |
sir philip | 2 |
atque refixit | 2 |
must go | 2 |
sublimely spread | 2 |
fully expressed | 2 |
notice also | 2 |
beg leave | 2 |
sine intervallo | 2 |
ubi tot | 2 |
ninth eclogue | 2 |
conclusive rhyme | 2 |
correpta sub | 2 |
insectabere rastris | 2 |
semper ad | 2 |
talia infinita | 2 |
habendo sit | 2 |
dart shook | 2 |
orientis onustum | 2 |
nisi pondus | 2 |
long years | 2 |
old enough | 2 |
think mr | 2 |
first time | 2 |
tela manu | 2 |
digna locuti | 2 |
literary sources | 2 |
neque apud | 2 |
quo sidere | 2 |
rhetorical course | 2 |
radiant carr | 2 |
et les | 2 |
must needs | 2 |
pastoral scene | 2 |
altos imposuit | 2 |
omnibus idem | 2 |
augustan age | 2 |
montis insuper | 2 |
surrentini litoris | 2 |
mixt alliteration | 2 |
ante mare | 2 |
every letter | 2 |
seemed natural | 2 |
inde tot | 2 |
vii epicurean | 2 |
watry way | 2 |
poet indeed | 2 |
single alliteratio | 2 |
particles que | 2 |
justly observes | 2 |
mare tellus | 2 |
apes utero | 2 |
new philosophy | 2 |
poet seems | 2 |
levem fugiens | 2 |
bello passus | 2 |
whither lies | 2 |
ubi iste | 2 |
practical education | 2 |
reveals vergil | 2 |
rex et | 2 |
long friends | 2 |
now learned | 2 |
pastoral poetry | 2 |
trojan shore | 2 |
support brutus | 2 |
worldly goods | 2 |
de qua | 2 |
leges pretio | 2 |
et mulcere | 2 |
sidere terram | 2 |
wheels along | 2 |
political career | 2 |
saepe tibi | 2 |
oak uprears | 2 |
messianic eclogue | 2 |
another instance | 2 |
cum singulari | 2 |
good reason | 2 |
canerem reges | 2 |
secum spatiatur | 2 |
phoebo digna | 2 |
vita manebat | 2 |
ten dull | 2 |
ara vocat | 2 |
early youth | 2 |
great father | 2 |
one must | 2 |
may faith | 2 |
first word | 2 |
dequa saepe | 2 |
garden school | 2 |
letters concerning | 2 |
school days | 2 |
another learned | 2 |
genus qui | 2 |
taurus victima | 2 |
gives majesty | 2 |
et hoc | 2 |
aegean society | 2 |
per pinguia | 2 |
whole poem | 2 |
sing heavenly | 2 |
ye pines | 2 |
illa levem | 2 |
opus foret | 2 |
oft creep | 2 |
see diehl | 2 |
scanning conclusive | 2 |
sed haec | 2 |
et sola | 2 |
fourth books | 2 |
trochaick feet | 2 |
new literary | 2 |
virgile et | 2 |
mature art | 2 |
dives opum | 2 |
thousand lines | 2 |
religious rites | 2 |
human beings | 2 |
happy idea | 2 |
roman people | 2 |
pretio atque | 2 |
italiam contra | 2 |
long since | 2 |
tau gallicum | 2 |
offended deity | 2 |
cornelius gallus | 2 |
give way | 2 |
gemelle castor | 2 |
first words | 2 |
ita miscentur | 2 |
ventum est | 2 |
hidden behind | 2 |
city rose | 2 |
spirited sly | 2 |
aut venistis | 2 |
endless sorrows | 2 |
corny reed | 2 |
sonitu terrebis | 2 |
archaic words | 2 |
cristasque rubentes | 2 |
scientific method | 2 |
ten syllables | 2 |
haec prius | 2 |
new work | 2 |
must perceive | 2 |
single instance | 2 |
old roman | 2 |
carminum genere | 2 |
secat aethera | 2 |
like vergil | 2 |
litoris ara | 2 |
average man | 2 |
two great | 2 |
english line | 2 |
inter sese | 2 |
xii pollio | 2 |
literary art | 2 |
clouds away | 2 |
opaci falce | 2 |
fuisse et | 2 |
fourth thing | 2 |
one third | 2 |
vi epigram | 2 |
nec quicquam | 2 |
tot simois | 2 |
tu parce | 2 |
haec fuisse | 2 |
iste post | 2 |
old man | 2 |
momentous decision | 2 |
ranged widely | 2 |
horrid helms | 2 |
perusine war | 2 |
took place | 2 |
minor works | 2 |
spoliis orientis | 2 |
see presently | 2 |
gave vergil | 2 |
te caesar | 2 |
double initial | 2 |
great head | 2 |
might become | 2 |
second eclogue | 2 |
spent many | 2 |
connecting particles | 2 |
poematum cantu | 2 |
terris jactatus | 2 |
little concerned | 2 |
fixit leges | 2 |
shepherd country | 2 |
helms high | 2 |
hominum rex | 2 |
place among | 2 |
vergil became | 2 |
still seemed | 2 |
judicious critick | 2 |
ex origine | 2 |
literary associations | 2 |
ad herennium | 2 |
facti de | 2 |
open day | 2 |
reasonable explanation | 2 |
several places | 2 |
public career | 2 |
auctor ad | 2 |
quibus aut | 2 |
mantuan scenery | 2 |
nicolaus damascenus | 2 |
genus unde | 2 |
ambo vertunt | 2 |
see especially | 2 |
many places | 2 |
asperrima belli | 2 |
tegit omnia | 2 |
messianic hopes | 2 |
ducis olympo | 2 |
level priam | 2 |
urbs antiqua | 2 |
last six | 2 |
metamorphosed trees | 2 |
qui ducis | 2 |
english translation | 2 |
ix materialism | 2 |
tollere vento | 2 |
maxima taurus | 2 |
ye flow | 2 |
et sonitu | 2 |
vergil began | 2 |
dusty road | 2 |
migrating group | 2 |
tenuere coloni | 2 |
multum ille | 2 |
homer will | 2 |
nearly two | 2 |
tyrian colony | 2 |
two shepherds | 2 |
vocaveris imbrem | 2 |
tuque prior | 2 |
phrase de | 2 |
already written | 2 |
eight lines | 2 |
will find | 2 |
without leaving | 2 |
fellow students | 2 |
nequisse praeterire | 2 |
que seres | 2 |
dum vita | 2 |
whose mortal | 2 |
ultima ex | 2 |
deis sibi | 2 |
nomine byrsam | 2 |
melodious shepherds | 2 |
neque ullius | 2 |
shall find | 2 |
celtic origin | 2 |
regemque dedit | 2 |
chief reason | 2 |
mea rura | 2 |
fourth line | 2 |
imperium oceano | 2 |
certo et | 2 |
sanguis meus | 2 |
third line | 2 |
corpora volvit | 2 |
dull words | 2 |
canere incipiam | 2 |
will mention | 2 |
poem written | 2 |
idalian grove | 2 |
metaphysical processes | 2 |
indeed one | 2 |
political life | 2 |
mighty standard | 2 |
last days | 2 |
will now | 2 |
experientia parcis | 2 |
remind us | 2 |
octavius musa | 2 |
one line | 2 |
tuos te | 2 |
internal evidence | 2 |
words oft | 2 |
nimium coelo | 2 |
influential romans | 2 |
whither bound | 2 |
last foot | 2 |
terrebis aves | 2 |
whole passage | 2 |
twenty one | 2 |
long friend | 2 |
restore us | 2 |
apibus quanta | 2 |
trumpets loud | 2 |
court procedure | 2 |
much later | 2 |
two celebrated | 2 |
will appear | 2 |
les origines | 2 |
classical ideals | 2 |
sorrows bring | 2 |
former letter | 2 |
et inde | 2 |
poor peasants | 2 |
trochaick foot | 2 |
si te | 2 |
romantic poetry | 2 |
tyrii tenuere | 2 |
pastoral scenery | 2 |
assiduis terram | 2 |
finest passages | 2 |
ancient aristocracy | 2 |
caesar olympo | 2 |
almost one | 2 |
de rerum | 2 |
personal friend | 2 |
seems clear | 2 |
like homer | 2 |
triumphant death | 2 |
balmy cloud | 2 |
thirteenth catalepton | 2 |
military service | 2 |
written many | 2 |
arcadian setting | 2 |
qua ambigitur | 2 |
johns hopkins | 2 |
jolly notes | 2 |
latin verse | 2 |
verses contrary | 2 |
hic quoque | 2 |
sly snake | 2 |
venistis ab | 2 |
old habit | 2 |
faithless lover | 2 |
french verse | 2 |
epische technik | 2 |
metrical technique | 2 |