The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... celebrated Achilles ; a protracted old age wore down Tithonus ; and time perhaps may extend to me , what it shall deny to you . Around you a hundred flocks bleat , and Sicilian heifers low ; for your use the mare , fit for the harness ...
... celebrated Achilles ; a protracted old age wore down Tithonus ; and time perhaps may extend to me , what it shall deny to you . Around you a hundred flocks bleat , and Sicilian heifers low ; for your use the mare , fit for the harness ...
Strona 56
... celebrated ] , who with her yoked swans visits G dos , and the shining Cyclades , and Paphos : the night als shall be celebrated in a suitable lay . ODE XXIX . TO MECENAS . O Mæcenas , thou progeny of Tuscan kings , there has bee a long ...
... celebrated ] , who with her yoked swans visits G dos , and the shining Cyclades , and Paphos : the night als shall be celebrated in a suitable lay . ODE XXIX . TO MECENAS . O Mæcenas , thou progeny of Tuscan kings , there has bee a long ...
Strona 63
... celebrating the son of Latona , duly [ celebrating ] the goddess that enlightens the night with her shining cres- cent , propitious to the fruits , and expeditious in rolling on the precipitate months . Shortly a bride you will say ...
... celebrating the son of Latona , duly [ celebrating ] the goddess that enlightens the night with her shining cres- cent , propitious to the fruits , and expeditious in rolling on the precipitate months . Shortly a bride you will say ...
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