The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... honor of the Moon, of Night, and of the augur Murena. Then, as if impatient of delay, he bids the music begin, and orders the roses to be scattered. The ode terminates with a gay allusion to Telephus. ANTH. This ode was evidently ...
... honor of the Moon, of Night, and of the augur Murena. Then, as if impatient of delay, he bids the music begin, and orders the roses to be scattered. The ode terminates with a gay allusion to Telephus. ANTH. This ode was evidently ...
Strona 88
... honor of illustrious Caesar, shall I be heard enrolling him among the stars and the council of Jove? I will utter something extraordinary, new, hitherto unsung b any other voice. Thus the sleepless Bacchanal is struck § enthusiasm ...
... honor of illustrious Caesar, shall I be heard enrolling him among the stars and the council of Jove? I will utter something extraordinary, new, hitherto unsung b any other voice. Thus the sleepless Bacchanal is struck § enthusiasm ...
Strona 281
... honor and rewards** are demanded for the old writers. Should I scruple, whether or not Atta's drama trod the saffron and flowers” in a proper manner, almost all the fathers would c out that modesty was lost; since I attempted to find ...
... honor and rewards** are demanded for the old writers. Should I scruple, whether or not Atta's drama trod the saffron and flowers” in a proper manner, almost all the fathers would c out that modesty was lost; since I attempted to find ...
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