The Works of HoraceUriah Hunt, 1899 - 357 |
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... Colchian § flames . But Sagana , tucked up for expedition , sprinkling the waters of Avernus || all over the house , bristles up with her rough hair , like a sea - urchin , or. * The toga prætexta , which the children of the nobility ...
... Colchian § flames . But Sagana , tucked up for expedition , sprinkling the waters of Avernus || all over the house , bristles up with her rough hair , like a sea - urchin , or. * The toga prætexta , which the children of the nobility ...
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... Colchian poisons , remainest on fire , till I , reduced to a dry ember , shall be wafted away by the injurious winds . What event ? or what penalty awaits me ? speak out : I will with honour pay the demanded mulct ; ready to make an ...
... Colchian poisons , remainest on fire , till I , reduced to a dry ember , shall be wafted away by the injurious winds . What event ? or what penalty awaits me ? speak out : I will with honour pay the demanded mulct ; ready to make an ...
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... Colchian , or an Assyrian ; one educated at Thebes , or one at Argos . You that write , either follow tradition , or invent such fables as are congruous to themselves . If you have to represent the renowned Achilles , let him be ...
... Colchian , or an Assyrian ; one educated at Thebes , or one at Argos . You that write , either follow tradition , or invent such fables as are congruous to themselves . If you have to represent the renowned Achilles , let him be ...
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