The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... gods in full conclave approved: “ o Troy, a fatal and lewd judge,” and a foreign woman, have reduced to ashes, condemned, “with its inhabitants and fraudulent prince, to me and the chaste Minerva, ever since Laomedon” disappointed the gods ...
... gods in full conclave approved: “ o Troy, a fatal and lewd judge,” and a foreign woman, have reduced to ashes, condemned, “with its inhabitants and fraudulent prince, to me and the chaste Minerva, ever since Laomedon” disappointed the gods ...
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... gods with frankincense, and this year's fruits,” and a ravening swine; the fertile vine shall neither feel the pestilential south-west, nor the corn the barren blight, or your dear brood the sickly season in the fruit-bearing autumn ...
... gods with frankincense, and this year's fruits,” and a ravening swine; the fertile vine shall neither feel the pestilential south-west, nor the corn the barren blight, or your dear brood the sickly season in the fruit-bearing autumn ...
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... gods. But he is ambitious and assuming. Let him make a voyage [then] to Anticyra. For what is the difference, whether you fling whatever you have into a gulf, or make no use of your acquisitions? - Servius Oppidius, rich in the ...
... gods. But he is ambitious and assuming. Let him make a voyage [then] to Anticyra. For what is the difference, whether you fling whatever you have into a gulf, or make no use of your acquisitions? - Servius Oppidius, rich in the ...
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