The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... fortune to Maecenas. BENTL. SAN. See Orelli and M'Caul. 65 Vectigalia porrigam. We shall only be capable of explaining this passage by regularly pursuing the poet's reasoning. “By contracting my desires I shall more largely extend my ...
... fortune to Maecenas. BENTL. SAN. See Orelli and M'Caul. 65 Vectigalia porrigam. We shall only be capable of explaining this passage by regularly pursuing the poet's reasoning. “By contracting my desires I shall more largely extend my ...
Strona 209
... fortune hunters make use of, in order to be appointed the heirs of rich old men. BESIDE what you have told me, O Tiresias, answer to this petition of mine: by what arts and expedients may I be able to repair my ruined fortunes—why do ...
... fortune hunters make use of, in order to be appointed the heirs of rich old men. BESIDE what you have told me, O Tiresias, answer to this petition of mine: by what arts and expedients may I be able to repair my ruined fortunes—why do ...
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... fortune; a fortune, if you can, honestly; if not, a fortune by any means"—that you may view from a nearer bench the tear-moving poems of Puppius: or he, who still animates and enables you to stand free and upright, a match for haughty ...
... fortune; a fortune, if you can, honestly; if not, a fortune by any means"—that you may view from a nearer bench the tear-moving poems of Puppius: or he, who still animates and enables you to stand free and upright, a match for haughty ...
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