The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... measure , and the motion of my thumb ; duly celebrating the son of Latona , duly [ celebrating ] the goddess that ... measures of the poet Horace , recited an ode which was acceptable to the gods , when the secular period brought back ...
... measure , and the motion of my thumb ; duly celebrating the son of Latona , duly [ celebrating ] the goddess that ... measures of the poet Horace , recited an ode which was acceptable to the gods , when the secular period brought back ...
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... measure , it is mere prose . But [ one may object to this , that even in comedy ] an inflamed father rages , because ... measures , and make that word which was first in order hindermost , by placing the lat ter [ words ] before those ...
... measure , it is mere prose . But [ one may object to this , that even in comedy ] an inflamed father rages , because ... measures , and make that word which was first in order hindermost , by placing the lat ter [ words ] before those ...
Strona 198
... measure the achievements of kings , and chiefs , and direful war might be written . Plaintive strains originally were appropriated to the un- equal numbers [ of the elegiac ] : afterward [ love and ] suc- cessful desires were included ...
... measure the achievements of kings , and chiefs , and direful war might be written . Plaintive strains originally were appropriated to the un- equal numbers [ of the elegiac ] : afterward [ love and ] suc- cessful desires were included ...
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