The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... lyre breaks ( dividit ) the continuity of the song . The song divides the symphony , " i . e . you sing , and alternately play upon your amorous lyre , strains , etc. " We should , I think , construe divides with carmina , and grata ...
... lyre breaks ( dividit ) the continuity of the song . The song divides the symphony , " i . e . you sing , and alternately play upon your amorous lyre , strains , etc. " We should , I think , construe divides with carmina , and grata ...
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... lyre . ODE XXXII . TO HIS LYRE . We are called upon . If ever , O lyre , in idle amusement in the shade with thee , we have played any thing that may live for this year and many , come on , be responsive to a Latin ode , my dear lyre ...
... lyre . ODE XXXII . TO HIS LYRE . We are called upon . If ever , O lyre , in idle amusement in the shade with thee , we have played any thing that may live for this year and many , come on , be responsive to a Latin ode , my dear lyre ...
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... lyre , the peculiar and appropriated instrument of the lyric muse . And this is clearly collected , if not from express testimonies , yet from some occasional hints dropped by the ancients . For , 1. The lyre we are told ( Cic . de Leg ...
... lyre , the peculiar and appropriated instrument of the lyric muse . And this is clearly collected , if not from express testimonies , yet from some occasional hints dropped by the ancients . For , 1. The lyre we are told ( Cic . de Leg ...
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