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with the Lapitha , which was fought in their cups , admonishes us not to exceed a moderate use of the gifts of Bacchus . And Bacchus himself admonishes us in his severity to the Thracians , when , greedy to satisfy their lusts ...
with the Lapitha , which was fought in their cups , admonishes us not to exceed a moderate use of the gifts of Bacchus . And Bacchus himself admonishes us in his severity to the Thracians , when , greedy to satisfy their lusts ...
Strona 62
ON BACCHUS . a À DITHYRAMBIC , OR DRINKING SONG . That it was his duty to celebrate the praises of Bacchus , as being full of , and roused and animated by , his divinity . I saw Bacchus , ( believe it , posterity , ) dictating verses ...
ON BACCHUS . a À DITHYRAMBIC , OR DRINKING SONG . That it was his duty to celebrate the praises of Bacchus , as being full of , and roused and animated by , his divinity . I saw Bacchus , ( believe it , posterity , ) dictating verses ...
Strona 95
TO BACCHUS . A DITHYRAMBIC . His design is to praise Augustus , being elevated to it through the inspiration of Bacchus . WHITHER , O Bacchus , are you hurrying me , replete with your influence ? into what groves , into what recesses am ...
TO BACCHUS . A DITHYRAMBIC . His design is to praise Augustus , being elevated to it through the inspiration of Bacchus . WHITHER , O Bacchus , are you hurrying me , replete with your influence ? into what groves , into what recesses am ...
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