The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... temple of Glycera, who is invoking you with abundance of frankincense. Let your glowing son hasten along with you, and the Graces with their zones loosed, and the Nymphs, and Youth possessed of little charm without you and Mercury. ODE ...
... temple of Glycera, who is invoking you with abundance of frankincense. Let your glowing son hasten along with you, and the Graces with their zones loosed, and the Nymphs, and Youth possessed of little charm without you and Mercury. ODE ...
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... temple of Janus. §: the third and last time, which probably gave occasion to this ode. AN. 49 The temple of Janus was open in war and closed in peace. It had been closed previous to the reign of Augustus, once in the days of Numa, and a ...
... temple of Janus. §: the third and last time, which probably gave occasion to this ode. AN. 49 The temple of Janus was open in war and closed in peace. It had been closed previous to the reign of Augustus, once in the days of Numa, and a ...
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... temple; and, as good luck would have it, he was obliged to appear to his recogniaznce; which unless he did, he must have lost his cause. “If you love me,” said he, “step in here a little.” “May I die! if I be either able to stand it out ...
... temple; and, as good luck would have it, he was obliged to appear to his recogniaznce; which unless he did, he must have lost his cause. “If you love me,” said he, “step in here a little.” “May I die! if I be either able to stand it out ...
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