The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 33
... MÆCENAS . Why dost thou kill me with thy complaints ? " Tis neither agreeable to the gods , nor to me , that thou shouldest depart first , O Mæcenas , thou grand ornament and pillar of my affairs . Alas ! if an untimely blow hurry away ...
... MÆCENAS . Why dost thou kill me with thy complaints ? " Tis neither agreeable to the gods , nor to me , that thou shouldest depart first , O Mæcenas , thou grand ornament and pillar of my affairs . Alas ! if an untimely blow hurry away ...
Strona 104
... Mæcenas was to come here , as was the excellent Cocceius ooth sent em- bassadors on matters of great importance accustomed to reconcile friends at variance . got sore eyes , I was obliged to use the black ointment . In the meantime came ...
... Mæcenas was to come here , as was the excellent Cocceius ooth sent em- bassadors on matters of great importance accustomed to reconcile friends at variance . got sore eyes , I was obliged to use the black ointment . In the meantime came ...
Strona 142
... Mæcenas began to reckon me in the num . ber of his friends ; only thus far , as one he would like to take along with ... [ Mæcenas ] , and played with him in the Campus Martius . " Does any disheartening report spread from the rostrum ...
... Mæcenas began to reckon me in the num . ber of his friends ; only thus far , as one he would like to take along with ... [ Mæcenas ] , and played with him in the Campus Martius . " Does any disheartening report spread from the rostrum ...
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