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too neighboring sun , in a land deprived of habitations ; ( there ] will I love my sweetly - smiling , sweetly - speaking Lalage . ODE XXII . TO CHLOE . You shun me , Chloe , like a fawn that is seeking its timorous mother in the ...
too neighboring sun , in a land deprived of habitations ; ( there ] will I love my sweetly - smiling , sweetly - speaking Lalage . ODE XXII . TO CHLOE . You shun me , Chloe , like a fawn that is seeking its timorous mother in the ...
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19 Assyria , properly speaking , is an inland country , and far distant from the sea ; it is therefore used by the ... 21 The commentators here understand the Tanais ; but the poet seems rather to speak of the Caspian Sea , which is ...
19 Assyria , properly speaking , is an inland country , and far distant from the sea ; it is therefore used by the ... 21 The commentators here understand the Tanais ; but the poet seems rather to speak of the Caspian Sea , which is ...
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Plutarch , speaking of this battle , says , that when one of Antony's ships was surrounded by four or five Liburnian galleys , it looked like an assault of a town . Florus , describing the vessels of Antony , says , that they had from ...
Plutarch , speaking of this battle , says , that when one of Antony's ships was surrounded by four or five Liburnian galleys , it looked like an assault of a town . Florus , describing the vessels of Antony , says , that they had from ...
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Yet you , a laboratory of Colchian poisons , remain on fire , till İ , [ reduced to ] a dry ember , shall be wafted away by the injurious winds . What event , or what penalty awaits me ? Speak out : I will with honor pay the demanded ...
Yet you , a laboratory of Colchian poisons , remain on fire , till İ , [ reduced to ] a dry ember , shall be wafted away by the injurious winds . What event , or what penalty awaits me ? Speak out : I will with honor pay the demanded ...
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... speaking but seldom , briefly : but do you , [ Crispinus , ] as much as you will , imitate air which is shut up in leathern_bellows , perpetually puffing till the fire softens the iron . Fannius is a happy man , who , of his own ...
... speaking but seldom , briefly : but do you , [ Crispinus , ] as much as you will , imitate air which is shut up in leathern_bellows , perpetually puffing till the fire softens the iron . Fannius is a happy man , who , of his own ...
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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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