The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Horace. own country-damsels; aud thee, O Alcaeus, sounding in fuller strains on thy golden harp the distresses of exile, and the distresses of war. The ghosts admire them both, while they utter strains worthy of a sacred silence;” but ...
Horace. own country-damsels; aud thee, O Alcaeus, sounding in fuller strains on thy golden harp the distresses of exile, and the distresses of war. The ghosts admire them both, while they utter strains worthy of a sacred silence;” but ...
Strona 106
... Alcaeus, and the majestic ones of Stesichorus,” are by no means obscure: neither, if Anacreon long ago sportfully sung any thing, has time destroyed it: even now breathes the love and live the ardors of the AEolian maid, committed to ...
... Alcaeus, and the majestic ones of Stesichorus,” are by no means obscure: neither, if Anacreon long ago sportfully sung any thing, has time destroyed it: even now breathes the love and live the ardors of the AEolian maid, committed to ...
Strona 272
... Alcaeus or Sappho. They took from him several sorts of verse for their odes, and Horace, by their example, hath taken from each of them whatever might enrich his Latin Lyric poetry. SAN. prorogation” of the contest.” For contest is wont ...
... Alcaeus or Sappho. They took from him several sorts of verse for their odes, and Horace, by their example, hath taken from each of them whatever might enrich his Latin Lyric poetry. SAN. prorogation” of the contest.” For contest is wont ...
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