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In wild carouse I will become frantic as the Bacchanalians . It is delightful to me to play the madman , on the reception of my friend . ODE VIII . TO BARINE . That her swearing was no reason for his believing her ; for the Gods never ...
In wild carouse I will become frantic as the Bacchanalians . It is delightful to me to play the madman , on the reception of my friend . ODE VIII . TO BARINE . That her swearing was no reason for his believing her ; for the Gods never ...
Strona 85
That at least , now she is become an old woman , she ought to set some bounds to her debauchery and lewdness . Thou wife of the indigent Ibycus , at length put an end to your wickedness , and your infamous practices .
That at least , now she is become an old woman , she ought to set some bounds to her debauchery and lewdness . Thou wife of the indigent Ibycus , at length put an end to your wickedness , and your infamous practices .
Strona 259
One while I become active , and am plunged in the waves of state affairs , a maintainer and a rigid partisan of strict virtue ; then again I relapse insensibly into Aristippus's maxims , and endeavour to suit circumstances to myself ...
One while I become active , and am plunged in the waves of state affairs , a maintainer and a rigid partisan of strict virtue ; then again I relapse insensibly into Aristippus's maxims , and endeavour to suit circumstances to myself ...
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