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... speech over the body of his fon , Æneis , B. x . " Agnovit longè gemitum præfaga mali mens ; " Canitiem immundo deformat pulvere , et " ambas " Ad cœlum tendit palmas , et corpori inhærec- " Tantane me tenuit vivendi , nate , voluptas ...
... speech over the body of his fon , Æneis , B. x . " Agnovit longè gemitum præfaga mali mens ; " Canitiem immundo deformat pulvere , et " ambas " Ad cœlum tendit palmas , et corpori inhærec- " Tantane me tenuit vivendi , nate , voluptas ...
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... speech therefore from one of the competitors is excellently introduced to that purpose ; befides , this ferious expoftulation forming a lively alternative to an entertainment exhi- bited to relax the mind , gives an air of im- portance ...
... speech therefore from one of the competitors is excellently introduced to that purpose ; befides , this ferious expoftulation forming a lively alternative to an entertainment exhi- bited to relax the mind , gives an air of im- portance ...
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... speech , as it is rather coolly turned in the version , is added from the Latin . " Non jam prima peto Maeftheus , neque vin- 66 " cere certo ; Quanquàm oh ! -fed fuperent , quibus hoc , " Neptune , dedifti . " Extremos pudeat rediiffe ...
... speech , as it is rather coolly turned in the version , is added from the Latin . " Non jam prima peto Maeftheus , neque vin- 66 " cere certo ; Quanquàm oh ! -fed fuperent , quibus hoc , " Neptune , dedifti . " Extremos pudeat rediiffe ...
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