The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 47
... death , revisits his domestic gods , victorious from the Spanish shore . Let the matron ( Livia ) , to whom her hus band alone is dear , come forth in public procession , having first performed her duty to the just gods ; and ( Octavia ) ...
... death , revisits his domestic gods , victorious from the Spanish shore . Let the matron ( Livia ) , to whom her hus band alone is dear , come forth in public procession , having first performed her duty to the just gods ; and ( Octavia ) ...
Strona 69
... death : just as the south wind harasses the untame able waves , when the dance of the Pleiades cleaves the clouis ; [ so is he ] strenuous to annoy the troops of the enemy , and to drive his eager steed through the midst of flames ...
... death : just as the south wind harasses the untame able waves , when the dance of the Pleiades cleaves the clouis ; [ so is he ] strenuous to annoy the troops of the enemy , and to drive his eager steed through the midst of flames ...
Strona 121
... death now hovers about me with his sable wings ; rich or poor , at Rome or ( if fortune should so order it ) an exile abroad ; whatever be the complexion of my life , I will write . O my child , I fear you can not be long- lived ; and ...
... death now hovers about me with his sable wings ; rich or poor , at Rome or ( if fortune should so order it ) an exile abroad ; whatever be the complexion of my life , I will write . O my child , I fear you can not be long- lived ; and ...
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