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A FRIEND to the Muses , I will deliver up grief and fears to the wanton winds , to waft into the Cretan sea ... O sweet Muse , who art delighted with pure fountains , weave together the sunny flowers , weave a chaplet for my Lamia .
A FRIEND to the Muses , I will deliver up grief and fears to the wanton winds , to waft into the Cretan sea ... O sweet Muse , who art delighted with pure fountains , weave together the sunny flowers , weave a chaplet for my Lamia .
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gained a name from conquered Africa , than the Calabrian muses , * neither , should writings be silent , would you have any adequate reward for ... The muse forbids a praiseworthy man to die ; the muse confers the happiness of heaven .
gained a name from conquered Africa , than the Calabrian muses , * neither , should writings be silent , would you have any adequate reward for ... The muse forbids a praiseworthy man to die ; the muse confers the happiness of heaven .
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To celebrate Gods , and the sons of Gods , and the victorious wrestler , and the steed foremost in the race , and the inclination of youths , and the free joys of wine , the muse has allotted to the Lyre .
To celebrate Gods , and the sons of Gods , and the victorious wrestler , and the steed foremost in the race , and the inclination of youths , and the free joys of wine , the muse has allotted to the Lyre .
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