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As long as the extensive sea rages between Troy and Rome , let them , whilst exiles , reign happy in any other part of the world , as long as cattle trample upon the busts of Priam and Paris , and wild beasts there conceal their young ...
As long as the extensive sea rages between Troy and Rome , let them , whilst exiles , reign happy in any other part of the world , as long as cattle trample upon the busts of Priam and Paris , and wild beasts there conceal their young ...
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Leave abundance , which is the source of da and yon pile of buildings approaching near the lofty clouds ; cease to admire the smoke , and opulence , and noise , of flourishing Rome . A change is frequently agreeable to the rich ; and a ...
Leave abundance , which is the source of da and yon pile of buildings approaching near the lofty clouds ; cease to admire the smoke , and opulence , and noise , of flourishing Rome . A change is frequently agreeable to the rich ; and a ...
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SATIRE V. He describes a certain journey of his , from Rome to Brundusium , with great pleasantry . Having left magnificent Rome , Aricia received me in but a middling inn : Heliodorus the rhetorician , by far the most learned of the ...
SATIRE V. He describes a certain journey of his , from Rome to Brundusium , with great pleasantry . Having left magnificent Rome , Aricia received me in but a middling inn : Heliodorus the rhetorician , by far the most learned of the ...
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