Herculeaeque
Herculeus, of Hercules, Herculean
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Parsed as:
proper-name adjective feminine genitive singular
proper-name adjective feminine vocative plural
proper-name adjective feminine nominative plural
proper-name adjective feminine dative singular of
Herculeus
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…puella, qui numquam vacuo pectore liber erit. Ecquid te mediis cessantem, Cynthia, Bais, qua iacet Herculeis semita litoribus, et modo Thesproti mirantem subdita regno proxima Misenis aequora nobilibus, nostri cura subit memores a ducere…
Propertius, Elegies
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…tulit Poeans umerisque tela gestat et notas populis pharetras, Herculis heres. Nuntius Chorus Effare casus, iuvenis, Herculeos precor voltuque quonam tulerit Alcides necem. Nunt. Quo nemo vitam. Chor. Laetus adeone ultimos invasit ignes…
Seneca, Hercules Oetaeus
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…posse caelum viribus vinci suis didicit ferendo ; subdidit mundo caput nec flexit umeros molis immensae labor meliusque collo sedit Herculeo polus. immota cervix sidera et caelum tulit et me prementem quaerit ad superos viam. Perge ira, perge…
Seneca, Hercules Furens
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…latent casus longique labores. Sic clausum linquens arcano pectore bellum atque hominum finem Gadis Calpenque secutus, dum fert Herculeis Garamantica signa columnis, occubuit saeuo Tyrius certamine ductor. Interea rerum Hasdrubali traduntur habenae, occidui qui solis opes…
NA, Silius Italicus, Corpus Poetarum Latinorum. Vol. 3, ed. W. C. Summers, 1905
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…aegre torpentia membra trahentem. en age, qui sacros montis rupesque profundas transiluit, discat quanto stet celsius arce Herculea uallum, et maius sit scandere collis an uestros rupisse globos. det inania famae, dum magna fuso pugna…
NA, Silius Italicus, Corpus Poetarum Latinorum. Vol. 3, ed. W. C. Summers, 1905