The prophet Theokritus figures in the treatise of Plutarch De Genio Socratis (c.
From what other authors Plutarch copied the abundant details of this revolution at Thebes, which he interweaves in the life of Pelopidas and in the treatise called De Genio Socratis—we do not know.
See Mueller, De Genio AEvi Theodosiani, and also the Codex Theod.
The fullest view of this age is given in a very learned little work by Peter Erasmus Mueller (1797), De Genio AEvi Theodosiani.
I could have offered incense genio loci; and I indulged in libations of that ale, which Boniface, in The Beaux Stratagem, recommends with such an eloquent jollity.
It was called Il Genio buono e il Genio cattivo, and appeared at the theatre of S.
Goldoni's Genio buono e cattivo and my ten Fiabe, though all are grouped under the one species of dramatic fable.
Olivieri, dangerously ill the night before, was perfectly well the next morning, and quite ready to resume his part in la Donna di genio volubile.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "genio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
