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Strona 37
TO FORTUNE . He prays to her for the commonwealth , Augustus , and the Roman armies . O GODDESS , who presidest over beautiful Antium ; thou that art ready to exalt mortal man from the most abject state or to convert superb triumphs ...
TO FORTUNE . He prays to her for the commonwealth , Augustus , and the Roman armies . O GODDESS , who presidest over beautiful Antium ; thou that art ready to exalt mortal man from the most abject state or to convert superb triumphs ...
Strona 261
Does he advise you best , who says : make fortune ? a fortune if you can honestly , if not , a fortune by any means ; that you may view from a nearer bench the tear - moving poems of Puppius ; or he who friendly animates and enables you ...
Does he advise you best , who says : make fortune ? a fortune if you can honestly , if not , a fortune by any means ; that you may view from a nearer bench the tear - moving poems of Puppius ; or he who friendly animates and enables you ...
Strona 276
Demetrius , says he , ( this slave dexterously received his master's orders , go , inquire , and bring me word , from what house , who he is , of what fortune , who is his father , or who is his patron . He goes , returns , and relates ...
Demetrius , says he , ( this slave dexterously received his master's orders , go , inquire , and bring me word , from what house , who he is , of what fortune , who is his father , or who is his patron . He goes , returns , and relates ...
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