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Strona 26
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.
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.
Strona 105
dar rages , and rushes on immeasurable ; sure to merit Apollo's laurel , whether he rolls down his new - formed terms through the daring dithyrambic , and is borne on in numbers exempt from rule ; whether he sings the gods , and kings ...
dar rages , and rushes on immeasurable ; sure to merit Apollo's laurel , whether he rolls down his new - formed terms through the daring dithyrambic , and is borne on in numbers exempt from rule ; whether he sings the gods , and kings ...
Strona 340
Nor must you make such an exordium as the itinerant scribbler of old : * " I will sing the fate of Priam and the noble war . " What will this boaster produce worthy of all this gaping ? The mounbe brought forth .
Nor must you make such an exordium as the itinerant scribbler of old : * " I will sing the fate of Priam and the noble war . " What will this boaster produce worthy of all this gaping ? The mounbe brought forth .
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