- in
segetem veluti ****
flamma furentibus Austris incidit, aut
rapidus montano flumine torrens sternit agros,
sternit sata
laeta boumque labores, praecipitesque...
- In this
context Erasmus quoted another line that had
become proverbial,
incidit in
Scyllam cupiēns vītāre
Charybdem (into
Scylla he fell,
wishing to avoid...
-
seldom read. One line,
referring to Virgil's Aeneid, is
sometimes quoted:
Incidit in
Scyllam cupiens vitare Charybdim("He runs into Scylla,
wanting to avoid...
-
seafaring phrase is "Between a rock and a hard place". The
Latin line
incidit in
scyllam cupiens vitare charybdim ("he runs into Scylla,
wishing to avoid...
-
Scylla and Charybdis, 'He runs on Scylla,
wishing to
avoid Charybdis' (
incidit in
scyllam cupiens vitare charybdim), a
parallel pointed out by Edmund...
-
Rituels d'Amérique,
illustrations de
Jocelyne Aird-Bélanger, Val-David, éd.
Incidit, 1990 Les
Chambres de la mer, Bruxelles, éd. L'Arbre à paroles, 1991 Les...
- Pl. D.D.
Christophori Iacobi Trew;
excudit figuras pinxit atque in aes
incidit Nicolaus Fridericus Eisenbergerus ... By : Blackwell, Elizabeth, - Eisenberger...
- with St. John; "Jerom. Mutian. pinx.,
Nicolaus Beatricius Lotaringus incidit, &c". The Good Samaritan; Michelangelo, inv.
Christ on the
Mount of Olives:...
- the act of
publication Imp.
indicates the
printer Inc., inci., incid.,
incidit,
incidebat refer to him who "incised" or
engraved the
plate Inv., invenit...
- beginning. Thus when
several words in a row
begin with the same vowel, as in
Incidit Ictus Ingēns ad
terram "the huge man, struck,
falls to the ground" (Virgil)...
