The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 67
... arms taken away from our soldiers without bloodshed. I have beheld the arms of our citizens bound behind their free-born backs, and the gates [of the enemy] unshut, and the fields, which were depopulated by our battles, cultivated anew ...
... arms taken away from our soldiers without bloodshed. I have beheld the arms of our citizens bound behind their free-born backs, and the gates [of the enemy] unshut, and the fields, which were depopulated by our battles, cultivated anew ...
Strona 88
... arms” and my lyre discharged from warfare. Here, here, deposit the. veying with alarm the arduous nature of the theme ... arms to Mars, when they quitted the trade of war; so the poet here dedicates to Venus his lyre, his torches, and ...
... arms” and my lyre discharged from warfare. Here, here, deposit the. veying with alarm the arduous nature of the theme ... arms to Mars, when they quitted the trade of war; so the poet here dedicates to Venus his lyre, his torches, and ...
Strona 107
... arms amid opposing crowds.” Explicuit sua arma may be rendered more literally, though less intelligibly, “displays his arms.” The “opposing crowds” are the difficulties that beset the path of the upright man, as well from the inherent ...
... arms amid opposing crowds.” Explicuit sua arma may be rendered more literally, though less intelligibly, “displays his arms.” The “opposing crowds” are the difficulties that beset the path of the upright man, as well from the inherent ...
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