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There are some whose delight it is to have col lected Olympic dust in the chariot race ; and whom the goal nicely avoided by glowing wheels , and the noble palm , exalts to the Gods -- the governors of the world .
There are some whose delight it is to have col lected Olympic dust in the chariot race ; and whom the goal nicely avoided by glowing wheels , and the noble palm , exalts to the Gods -- the governors of the world .
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Here mayest thou rather delight in magnificent triumphs , and to be called father and prince ; ņor suffer the Parthians with impunity to make incur . sions , you , O Cæsar , being our general . 0 11 Our young emperor Augustus .
Here mayest thou rather delight in magnificent triumphs , and to be called father and prince ; ņor suffer the Parthians with impunity to make incur . sions , you , O Cæsar , being our general . 0 11 Our young emperor Augustus .
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nate wailing , and those prayers to unregarding Jupiter , when the Ionian bay , roaring with the tempestuous south - west , shall break your keel ! but , if extended along the winding shore , you shall delight the cormorants as a dainty ...
nate wailing , and those prayers to unregarding Jupiter , when the Ionian bay , roaring with the tempestuous south - west , shall break your keel ! but , if extended along the winding shore , you shall delight the cormorants as a dainty ...
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