 Frangit et attollit vires in milite causa; Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. Tempus adest ; committe rates : ego temporis auctor Ducam laurigera Julia rostra manu.  La Civiltà cattolica - Sayfa 5701882 - 23 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | Constantijn Huygens - 1894 - 370 sayfa
...non minus quam fortiter debet gerere. Liv. 5. Causa jubet superos melior sperare secundos. Lucan 7. Frangit et attollit vires in milite causa; Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. Prop. 4. Eleg. 6. — pulchrumque mori succurrit in armis. Virg. Id solum refert, novissimum spiritum... | |
 | Edwin Newton Brown - 1894 - 314 sayfa
...sequitur semina quisque suae. " Each one follows the bent of his own nature." — III, 9. War. Courage. Frangit, et attollit vires in milite causa ; Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. " It is the cause that breaks down or raises the powers of the soldier ; unless the cause he just,... | |
 | René Pichon - 1897 - 1018 sayfa
...triomphe d'Auguste que celui de Rome. Mais il ya bien de la gravité dans ces nobles maximes : Frangitet attollit vires in milite causa : Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. « Ce qui exalte ou déprime les forces du soldat, c'est Ja « cause qu'il- défend; si elle n'est... | |
 | Germain Arnaud - 1902 - 564 sayfa
...onus* omne meis. Née te, quod classis centenis* remigetalis, Terreat : invito labitur illa mari ; Frangit et attollit vires in milite causa ; Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor ». Vincit Roma fîde Phœbi : dat femina* pœnas : Sceptra per lonias fracta vehuntur aquas. N° 83... | |
 | Balthazar Ayala - 1912 - 284 sayfa
...the opinion is widely spread among men that he is nearly always beaten. For, as Propertius puts it, Frangit et attollit vires in milite causa. Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. ('Tis his cause which breaks or su'tains the strength of a soldier; if no just cause underlie, disgrace... | |
 | Balthazar Ayala - 1912 - 286 sayfa
...the opinion is widely spread among men that he is nearly always beaten. For, as Propertius puts it, Frangit et attollit vires in milite causa. Quae nisi justa subest, excutit arma pudor. ('Tis his cause which breaks or sustains the strength of a soldier; if no just cause underlie, disgrace... | |
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