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Here , slaves , place me a live turf ; here , place me vervains and frankincense , with a flagon of two - year - old wine . She will approach more propitious , after a victim has been sacrificed . 97 ODE XX . TO MÆCENAS .
Here , slaves , place me a live turf ; here , place me vervains and frankincense , with a flagon of two - year - old wine . She will approach more propitious , after a victim has been sacrificed . 97 ODE XX . TO MÆCENAS .
Strona 30
... and are preparing vigorous for a war against the kings of Saba , " hitherto unconquered , and are forming chains for the formidable Mede . What barbarian virgin shall be your slave , after you have killed her betrothed husband ?
... and are preparing vigorous for a war against the kings of Saba , " hitherto unconquered , and are forming chains for the formidable Mede . What barbarian virgin shall be your slave , after you have killed her betrothed husband ?
Strona 33
As for myself , the slave - born Myrtale , more untractable than the Adriatic Sea that forms the Calabrian gulfs , entangled me in a pleasing chain , at the very time that a more eligible love courted my embraces . ODE XXXIV .
As for myself , the slave - born Myrtale , more untractable than the Adriatic Sea that forms the Calabrian gulfs , entangled me in a pleasing chain , at the very time that a more eligible love courted my embraces . ODE XXXIV .
Strona 42
Hither order [ your slaves ] to bring the wine , and the perfumes , and the too short - lived flowers of the grateful rose , while fortune , and age , and the sable threads of the three sisters permit thee . You must depart from your ...
Hither order [ your slaves ] to bring the wine , and the perfumes , and the too short - lived flowers of the grateful rose , while fortune , and age , and the sable threads of the three sisters permit thee . You must depart from your ...
Strona 43
23 24 25 LET not , 0 Xanthias Phoceus , your passion for your maid put you out of countenance ; before your time , the slave Briseïs moved the haughty Achilles by her snowy complexion . The beauty of the captive Tecmessa ” smote her ...
23 24 25 LET not , 0 Xanthias Phoceus , your passion for your maid put you out of countenance ; before your time , the slave Briseïs moved the haughty Achilles by her snowy complexion . The beauty of the captive Tecmessa ” smote her ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| 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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