The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Telephus' rosy neck, and the waxen arms of Telephus, alas ! my inflamed liver swells with bile difficult to be repressed. Then neither is my mind firm,” nor does my color maintain a certain situation: and the involuntary tears glide ...
... Telephus' rosy neck, and the waxen arms of Telephus, alas ! my inflamed liver swells with bile difficult to be repressed. Then neither is my mind firm,” nor does my color maintain a certain situation: and the involuntary tears glide ...
Strona 82
... TELEPHUS. How far Codrus, who was not afraid to die for his country, is removed from Inachus, and the race of Æacus, and the battles also that were fought at sacred Troy—[these subjects] you descant upon; but at what price we may ...
... TELEPHUS. How far Codrus, who was not afraid to die for his country, is removed from Inachus, and the race of Æacus, and the battles also that were fought at sacred Troy—[these subjects] you descant upon; but at what price we may ...
Strona 131
... Telephus" moved [with comassion] the grandson of Nereus, against whom he arrogantly i. put his troops of Mysians in battle-array, and against whom he had darted his sharp javelins. The Trojan matrons embalmed the body of the man-slaying ...
... Telephus" moved [with comassion] the grandson of Nereus, against whom he arrogantly i. put his troops of Mysians in battle-array, and against whom he had darted his sharp javelins. The Trojan matrons embalmed the body of the man-slaying ...
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