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... Pirithous was their king , who having drank to excess at his wedding , the Cen- taurs endeavored to ravish Hippodamia , the king's new - married queen ; or , as some say , attempted to ravish the wives of the Lapithæ at the wedding ...
... Pirithous was their king , who having drank to excess at his wedding , the Cen- taurs endeavored to ravish Hippodamia , the king's new - married queen ; or , as some say , attempted to ravish the wives of the Lapithæ at the wedding ...
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... Pirithoüs . ODE V. " ON THE RECOVERY OF THE STANDARDS FROM. 23 It is a noble encomium of Augustus , that he was fatigued with conquest , which he was always willing to end by an honorable peace . Piso having happily terminated the ...
... Pirithoüs . ODE V. " ON THE RECOVERY OF THE STANDARDS FROM. 23 It is a noble encomium of Augustus , that he was fatigued with conquest , which he was always willing to end by an honorable peace . Piso having happily terminated the ...
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... Pirithous destroys his reason- ing ; since , although Theseus could not bring Pirithous from hell , yet Hercules delivered Theseus . Horace , through this whole ode , speaks like an Epicurean ; and , according to Epicurus , all the ...
... Pirithous destroys his reason- ing ; since , although Theseus could not bring Pirithous from hell , yet Hercules delivered Theseus . Horace , through this whole ode , speaks like an Epicurean ; and , according to Epicurus , all the ...
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