The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... [ Roman ] name and gown , and of eternal Vesta , grown old in the lands of hostile fathers - in- law , Jupiter and the city being in safety ? The prudent mind of Regulus had provided against this , dissenting from ignominious terms , and ...
... [ Roman ] name and gown , and of eternal Vesta , grown old in the lands of hostile fathers - in- law , Jupiter and the city being in safety ? The prudent mind of Regulus had provided against this , dissenting from ignominious terms , and ...
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... Roman people , wealth , and progeny , and every kind of glory . And may the illustrious issue of Anchises and Venus , who worships you with [ offerings of ] white bulls , reign superior to the warring enemy , merciful to the prostrate ...
... Roman people , wealth , and progeny , and every kind of glory . And may the illustrious issue of Anchises and Venus , who worships you with [ offerings of ] white bulls , reign superior to the warring enemy , merciful to the prostrate ...
Strona 145
... [ Roman ] people ; and yet , if any god were on a sudden to reduce you to to them , you , the same man , would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion that what you bawl about is right ; or because you ...
... [ Roman ] people ; and yet , if any god were on a sudden to reduce you to to them , you , the same man , would earnestly beg to be excused ; either because you are not really of opinion that what you bawl about is right ; or because you ...
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