The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Faunus” in the shady groves, whether he demand a lamb, or be more pleased with a kid.” Pale death knocks at the cottages of the poor, and the palaces of kings, with an impartial foot. O happy Sextius !” the short sum total. 25 Caelum ...
... Faunus” in the shady groves, whether he demand a lamb, or be more pleased with a kid.” Pale death knocks at the cottages of the poor, and the palaces of kings, with an impartial foot. O happy Sextius !” the short sum total. 25 Caelum ...
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... Faunus often exchanges the Lycaean" mountain for the pleasant Lucretilis,” and always defends my she-goats from the scorching summer,” and the rainy winds. The wandering wives of the unsavory husband” seek the hidden strawberry-trees ...
... Faunus often exchanges the Lycaean" mountain for the pleasant Lucretilis,” and always defends my she-goats from the scorching summer,” and the rainy winds. The wandering wives of the unsavory husband” seek the hidden strawberry-trees ...
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... Faunus, and seeks to propitiate the favor of the god toward his fields and flocks. He then describes the rustic hilarity of the day, made sacred, at the commencement of winter, to this rural divinity. Faunus had two festivals (Faunalia) ...
... Faunus, and seeks to propitiate the favor of the god toward his fields and flocks. He then describes the rustic hilarity of the day, made sacred, at the commencement of winter, to this rural divinity. Faunus had two festivals (Faunalia) ...
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