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It was rage that destroyed Thyestes with a horrible perdition ; and has been the final cause , that lofty cities have been entirely demolished , and that an insolent army has drove the hostile ploughshare over their walls .
It was rage that destroyed Thyestes with a horrible perdition ; and has been the final cause , that lofty cities have been entirely demolished , and that an insolent army has drove the hostile ploughshare over their walls .
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cian wind rages at the Interlunium ; * when that hot desire and lust , which is wont to render furious the dams of horses , shall rage about your ulcerous liver , not without complaint that sprightly youth rejoice rather in the verdant ...
cian wind rages at the Interlunium ; * when that hot desire and lust , which is wont to render furious the dams of horses , shall rage about your ulcerous liver , not without complaint that sprightly youth rejoice rather in the verdant ...
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Rage armed Archilochus with the iambic of his own invention . * The sock and the majestic buskin assumed this measure as adapted for dialogue , and to silence the noise of the populace , and best cal . culated for the action of the ...
Rage armed Archilochus with the iambic of his own invention . * The sock and the majestic buskin assumed this measure as adapted for dialogue , and to silence the noise of the populace , and best cal . culated for the action of the ...
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