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... EURYALUS's distress . NISUS ENEAS had quitted the army , to folicit fuccors from EVANDER ; the Trojans , har- raffed in his abfence by the enemy , determine in council to procure his return . and EURYALUS were at that time upon guard in ...
... EURYALUS's distress . NISUS ENEAS had quitted the army , to folicit fuccors from EVANDER ; the Trojans , har- raffed in his abfence by the enemy , determine in council to procure his return . and EURYALUS were at that time upon guard in ...
Strona 272
... EURYALUS recommended to his protection an aged parent , whom ( as he cries out ) 66 66 Ignaram hujus , * quodcunque pericli eft , Inque falutatam linquo : " for which he affigns a reafon , which cant fcarcely be repeated without the ...
... EURYALUS recommended to his protection an aged parent , whom ( as he cries out ) 66 66 Ignaram hujus , * quodcunque pericli eft , Inque falutatam linquo : " for which he affigns a reafon , which cant fcarcely be repeated without the ...
Strona 274
... EURYALUS ex- pired ; partial revenge urged NISUS against VOLSCENS , who was the immediate mur- derer ; after this facrifice to his friend , he fell himself , covered with wounds , on the body of EURYALUS . Such is the close of the most ...
... EURYALUS ex- pired ; partial revenge urged NISUS against VOLSCENS , who was the immediate mur- derer ; after this facrifice to his friend , he fell himself , covered with wounds , on the body of EURYALUS . Such is the close of the most ...
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