The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... agreeable even at the banquets of supreme Jove ! O thou sweet alleviator of anxious toils , be propitious to me , whenever duly invoking thee ! ODE XXXIII . TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS . Grieve not too much , my Albius , thoughtful of cruel ...
... agreeable even at the banquets of supreme Jove ! O thou sweet alleviator of anxious toils , be propitious to me , whenever duly invoking thee ! ODE XXXIII . TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS . Grieve not too much , my Albius , thoughtful of cruel ...
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... 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 thee , a part of my soul , why do I the other moiety remain , my ...
... 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 thee , a part of my soul , why do I the other moiety remain , my ...
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... will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you shall see me fat and sleek with good keeping , a hog of Epicurus ' herd . EPISTLE V. TO TORQUATUS . He invites him to a EPISTLES OF HORACE . 157.
... will come upon you an agreeable addition . When you have a mind to laugh , you shall see me fat and sleek with good keeping , a hog of Epicurus ' herd . EPISTLE V. TO TORQUATUS . He invites him to a EPISTLES OF HORACE . 157.
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