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Ivy , the reward of learned brows , equals me with the gods above : the cool grove , and the light dances of nymphs and satyrs , distinguish me from the crowd ; if neither Euterpe withholds her pipe , nor Polyhymnia disdains to tune the ...
Ivy , the reward of learned brows , equals me with the gods above : the cool grove , and the light dances of nymphs and satyrs , distinguish me from the crowd ; if neither Euterpe withholds her pipe , nor Polyhymnia disdains to tune the ...
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He was no less eminent for his learning , than for his warlike accomplishments . " From the consulship of Metellus . " The narrative of Pollio , consequently , began with the formation of the government denominated ( although ...
He was no less eminent for his learning , than for his warlike accomplishments . " From the consulship of Metellus . " The narrative of Pollio , consequently , began with the formation of the government denominated ( although ...
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This is here ascribed to Mercury , as the father of eloquence , and the protector of learned men . ** Five years , in a party always unfortunate , might well seem a tedious and fatiguing warfare . San . 40 The ancients at their feasts ...
This is here ascribed to Mercury , as the father of eloquence , and the protector of learned men . ** Five years , in a party always unfortunate , might well seem a tedious and fatiguing warfare . San . 40 The ancients at their feasts ...
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I saw Bacchus ( believe it , posterity ) dictating strains among the remote rocks , and the nymphs learning them , and the ears of the goat - footed satyrs all attentive . Evæ ! my mind trembles with recent dread , and my soul , replete ...
I saw Bacchus ( believe it , posterity ) dictating strains among the remote rocks , and the nymphs learning them , and the ears of the goat - footed satyrs all attentive . Evæ ! my mind trembles with recent dread , and my soul , replete ...
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7 73 chian and the Dacian , who hides his fear of the Marsian cohort , and the remotest Gelonians , “ : shall know : me the learned Spaniard ” shall study , and he that drinks of the Rhone . Let there be no dirges , " nor unmanly ...
7 73 chian and the Dacian , who hides his fear of the Marsian cohort , and the remotest Gelonians , “ : shall know : me the learned Spaniard ” shall study , and he that drinks of the Rhone . Let there be no dirges , " nor unmanly ...
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| Tytuł | The Works of Horace Harper's classical library |
| Autor | Horace |
| Redaktor | Theodore Alois Buckley |
| Przetłumaczona przez | Christopher Smart |
| Wydawca | American Book Company, 1906 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 6 Lut 2018 |
| Liczba stron | 325 |
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