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Strona 25
0 candid Bacchus , I will not rouse thee against thy will , nor will I bring abroad thy mysteries which are covered with various leaves . direful cymbals , together with your Phrygian horn , whose followers are blind self - love ...
0 candid Bacchus , I will not rouse thee against thy will , nor will I bring abroad thy mysteries which are covered with various leaves . direful cymbals , together with your Phrygian horn , whose followers are blind self - love ...
Strona 99
You perceive the noontide is on its decline ; and yet , as if the fleeting day stood still , you delay to bring out of the storehouse the loitering cask , that bears its date from the consulship of Bibulus .
You perceive the noontide is on its decline ; and yet , as if the fleeting day stood still , you delay to bring out of the storehouse the loitering cask , that bears its date from the consulship of Bibulus .
Strona 213
perate diet will bring along with it . In the first place , you may enjoy good health ; for you may readily believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect thať sort of food , which , by its simplicity ...
perate diet will bring along with it . In the first place , you may enjoy good health ; for you may readily believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect thať sort of food , which , by its simplicity ...
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