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Do thou at length , prophetic Apollo , ( we pray thee ! ) come , veiling thy radiant shoulders with a cloud ' : Or thou , if it be more agreeable to thee , smiling Venus , about whom hover the Gods of Mirth and Love : Or thou , if thou ...
Do thou at length , prophetic Apollo , ( we pray thee ! ) come , veiling thy radiant shoulders with a cloud ' : Or thou , if it be more agreeable to thee , smiling Venus , about whom hover the Gods of Mirth and Love : Or thou , if thou ...
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Othou son of Saturn , the author and preserver of the human race ; the protection of Cæsar is committed to thy charge by the fates : thou shalt reign supreme , with Cæsar for thy second . Whether he shall subdue with a just victory the ...
Othou son of Saturn , the author and preserver of the human race ; the protection of Cæsar is committed to thy charge by the fates : thou shalt reign supreme , with Cæsar for thy second . Whether he shall subdue with a just victory the ...
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O thou son of Latona , grant me to enjoy my acquisitions , and to have my health , together with an unimpaired understanding , I beseech thee ; and that I may not lead a dishonourable old age , nor one deprived of a taste for music .
O thou son of Latona , grant me to enjoy my acquisitions , and to have my health , together with an unimpaired understanding , I beseech thee ; and that I may not lead a dishonourable old age , nor one deprived of a taste for music .
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