Maecenas造句
1. During Octavian's continued absence from Rome, Maecenas shared with Agrippa (Octavian's executive lieutenant) the position of informal vice-regent.
2. Maecenas purus pede, lacinia vitae, interdum ut, molestie id, lacus.
3. It is said that Maecenas advised Augustus to attach Agrippa still more closely to him by making him his son-in- law.
4. Maecenas himself wrote both prose and verse, but only fragments survive.
5. The domestic life of Maecenas was unhappy. Terentia tired of him and is said to have become Augustus' mistress.
6. Maecenas had become a sick man, aging rapidly, though in 17 he was still sufficiently buoyant to mock Agrippa because the latter lacked a pedigree.
7. It was dedicated to Roman statesman Gaius Maecenas, who had become Virgil's patron.
8. Maecenas interdum pulvinar ipsum.
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9. Maecenas shared Augustus' dynastic hopes and worked for the eventual succession of Marcellus, the emperor's nephew.
10. Maecenas impressed ancient writers by the contrast between the great energy and ability he showed in public life and the luxurious habits he flaunted as a courtier.
11. The relationship between Maecenas and his circle is largely a matter of conjecture, but he and Horace were certainly personal friends.
12. Maecenas was twice left in virtual control of Rome when the emperor was away.
13. The conspiracy was detected and Murena executed (23), though Maecenas had earlier revealed the plot's discovery to Terentia, thus giving his kinsman a chance to escape.
14. Augustus' court, wife, daughter, descendants, ancestors, sister, Agrippa, kinsmen, intimates, friends, Areius, Maecenas, physicians and sacrificing priests- the whole court is dead.
15. A keen musician Nero watched what he called "the beauty of the flames" from the Tower of Maecenas and sang The Fall of Ilium from beginning to end.
16. The wood that is used at making a kitchen allegedly is the dry treatment processing with special course, paint covering layer of the surface can be ligneous Maecenas .