The Works of Horace: Translated Into English Verse, with a Life and Notes, Tom 1W. Blackwoods, 1881 |
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Strona xxxvii
... Night . " Horace had obviously watched closely the ways of the peasantry round his Apulian home , as he did at a later date those of the Sabine country , and to this we owe many of the most delightful passages in his works . He omits no ...
... Night . " Horace had obviously watched closely the ways of the peasantry round his Apulian home , as he did at a later date those of the Sabine country , and to this we owe many of the most delightful passages in his works . He omits no ...
Strona xl
... night . On this obscene spot , littered with skulls and dead men's bones , Canidia and her accomplice Sagana are again introduced , digging a pit with their nails , into which they pour the blood of a coal- black ewe , which they had ...
... night . On this obscene spot , littered with skulls and dead men's bones , Canidia and her accomplice Sagana are again introduced , digging a pit with their nails , into which they pour the blood of a coal- black ewe , which they had ...
Strona xli
... night more hideous . But after piling up his horrors with the most elaborate skill , as if in the view of some ... nights , they wax and wane , Canidia's Incantation . xli.
... night more hideous . But after piling up his horrors with the most elaborate skill , as if in the view of some ... nights , they wax and wane , Canidia's Incantation . xli.
Strona xlii
... nights , they wax and wane , Yet bring me no release from pain ; Nor can I ease , howe'er I gasp , The spasm , which holds me in its grasp . " Here we have all the well - known symptoms of a man under a malign magical influence . In ...
... nights , they wax and wane , Yet bring me no release from pain ; Nor can I ease , howe'er I gasp , The spasm , which holds me in its grasp . " Here we have all the well - known symptoms of a man under a malign magical influence . In ...
Strona liii
... night , With inexpressible delight We hail the dawn , —for we that day At Sinuessa , on our way With Plotius , 1 Virgil , Varius too , Have an appointed rendezvous ; Souls all , than whom the earth ne'er saw More noble , more exempt ...
... night , With inexpressible delight We hail the dawn , —for we that day At Sinuessa , on our way With Plotius , 1 Virgil , Varius too , Have an appointed rendezvous ; Souls all , than whom the earth ne'er saw More noble , more exempt ...
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