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risit Apollo. quin et Atridas duce te superbos
rideo, ridere, risi, risuslaugh at, laugh; ridiculelachen, lachen, lustigrire, rire ; ridicule ridere, ridere, ridicoloreírse, reír; irrisión
risit Apollo, Apollinis MApolloApolloApollonApolloApolo
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risit Apollo.  quinso that not, without; that not; but that; thatso dass nicht ohne, das ist nicht, aber das, daßde sorte que non, sans, que non, mais que, quecosì che, non senza, che non, ma che, chede manera que no fuera; que no, pero que, para que
risit Apollo.  quinwhy not, in factwarum nicht, in der Tatpourquoi pas, en fait,perché no, di fatto¿por qué no, de hecho
risit Apollo. quin etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso
risit Apollo. quin et atrides, atridaeson of AtreusSohn des Atreusfils d'Atréefiglio di Atreohijo de Atreo
risit Apollo. quin et Atridas duco, ducere, duxi, ductuslead, command; think, consider, regard; prolongBlei, Befehl, zu denken, zu prüfen, Bezug zu verlängern;fil, commande ; penser, considérer, considérer ; prolonger il piombo, il comando; pensare, valutare, riguardo; prolungareplomo, comando; pensar, considerar, mirar; prolongar
risit Apollo. quin et Atridas dux, ducis Mleader, guide; commander, general; DukeFührer, Führer, Kommandeur, General, Herzogchef, guide ; commandant, général ; Duc leader, di guida; comandante, generale; Ducalíder, guía; comandante, general; Duque
risit Apollo. quin et Atridas duce tuyouduvousvoiusted
risit Apollo. quin et Atridas duce te superbus, superba, superbumarrogant, overbearing, haughty, proudarrogant, anmaßend, hochmütig, stolzarrogant, dominateur, hautain, fierarrogante, prepotente, arrogante, orgogliosoarrogante, prepotente, altivo, orgulloso

The definitions given are for "quin" as a subordinate conj. with the subj. in a clause of hindering or prohibition; here it's an adverb with "et" and the indicative meaning "why even," and furthermore." "Quin" as an adverb with the subj. can also introduce deliberative questions. "Quin ego hoc rogem?" "Why shoudn't I ask this?"


 
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