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ODE XXI . ON DIANA AND APOLLO . YE tender virgins , sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo , with his unshorn hair , and Latona , passionately beloved by the supreme Jupiter . Yo ( virgins ) praise her that rejoices in the rivers 26.
ODE XXI . ON DIANA AND APOLLO . YE tender virgins , sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo , with his unshorn hair , and Latona , passionately beloved by the supreme Jupiter . Yo ( virgins ) praise her that rejoices in the rivers 26.
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( virgins ) praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidos , or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus , or the green Cragus . Ye boys , extol with equal praises Tempe and Apollo's ...
( virgins ) praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidos , or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus , or the green Cragus . Ye boys , extol with equal praises Tempe and Apollo's ...
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You praise . the happiness and manners of ancient Roman people ; and yet if any sudden to reduce you to them , you the same man would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion , that what you bawl about ...
You praise . the happiness and manners of ancient Roman people ; and yet if any sudden to reduce you to them , you the same man would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion , that what you bawl about ...
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