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You place the souls of good men in blissful regions , and compel together the airy crowd with your golden rod , being acceptable both to the supernal and infernal Gods . ODE XI . TO LEUCONOE . INQUIRE not , Leuconoë , ( it is not ...
You place the souls of good men in blissful regions , and compel together the airy crowd with your golden rod , being acceptable both to the supernal and infernal Gods . ODE XI . TO LEUCONOE . INQUIRE not , Leuconoë , ( it is not ...
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You shall suffer , O Rome , for the sins of your ancestors , though innocent of them , till you shall have repaired the temples and tottering edifices of the Gods , and their statues , that are defiled with sooty smoke .
You shall suffer , O Rome , for the sins of your ancestors , though innocent of them , till you shall have repaired the temples and tottering edifices of the Gods , and their statues , that are defiled with sooty smoke .
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dar rages , and rushes on immeasurable ; sure to merit Apollo's laurel , whether he rolls down his new - formed terms through the daring dithyrambic , and is borne on in numbers exempt from rule ; whether he sings the gods , and kings ...
dar rages , and rushes on immeasurable ; sure to merit Apollo's laurel , whether he rolls down his new - formed terms through the daring dithyrambic , and is borne on in numbers exempt from rule ; whether he sings the gods , and kings ...
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