The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... lyre , in idle amusement în the shade with thee , we have played anything that may live for this year and many , come on , be responsive to a Latin ode , my dear lyre - first tuned by a Lesbian citizen , who , fierce in war , yet amid ...
... lyre , in idle amusement în the shade with thee , we have played anything that may live for this year and many , come on , be responsive to a Latin ode , my dear lyre - first tuned by a Lesbian citizen , who , fierce in war , yet amid ...
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... lyre , collecting her hair into a graceful knot , after the fashion of a Spartan maid . ODE XII . TO MÆCENAS . De not insist that the long wars of fierce Numantia , or the formidable Annibal , or the Sicilian Sea impurpled with Car ...
... lyre , collecting her hair into a graceful knot , after the fashion of a Spartan maid . ODE XII . TO MÆCENAS . De not insist that the long wars of fierce Numantia , or the formidable Annibal , or the Sicilian Sea impurpled with Car ...
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... lyre , sacred to Mercury . Like as the noble Centaur , [ Chiron , ] sung to his mighty pupil : " Invincible mortal , son of the goddess Thetis , the land of Assaracus awaits you , which the cold currents of little Scamander and swift ...
... lyre , sacred to Mercury . Like as the noble Centaur , [ Chiron , ] sung to his mighty pupil : " Invincible mortal , son of the goddess Thetis , the land of Assaracus awaits you , which the cold currents of little Scamander and swift ...
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