The work of Rome in the past, the present, and the future is conceived by him as a manifestation of the Deity in his justice, authority, and beneficence.
He took no part in the war, nor ever served as a soldier; and he seems to have appeared only once in the other field of practical distinction open to a young Roman who had received so elaborate an education--that of forensic pleading.
The fusion of meditation and feeling derived from the individual genius of the poet imparts a distinctively original charm to the style of the Georgics.
He had lived for a time near the centre of the world's movement, in close relations to the minds by which that movement was directed.
There is also a kind of rhetorical style which produces its effect either of pleasure or distaste immediately.
Strata jacent passim sua quaeque sub arbore poma"; The apples lie scattered everywhere, each under its tree.
Following on his steps the poet himself professes to teach-- Quo quaeque creata Foedere sint, in eo quam sit durare necessum, Nec validas valeant aevi rescindere leges.
Illud insuper advertendum est, quod in hoc dialogo cum dicitur Unum, Pythagoreorum more quaeque substantia a materia penitus absoluta significari potest: ut Deus, Mens, Anima.
The allusion to Jupiter and Juno is thus veiled: quaeque vos bobus veneratur albis clarus Anchisae Venerisque sanguis, impetret, bellante prior, iacentem lenis in hostem.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quaeque" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
