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Horace. ODE XXVI . TO ELIUS LAMIA . A friend to the Muses , I will deliver up grief and fears to the wanton winds , to ... muse , who art de lighted with pure fountains , weave together the sunny flow . ers , weave a chaplet for my Lamia ...
Horace. ODE XXVI . TO ELIUS LAMIA . A friend to the Muses , I will deliver up grief and fears to the wanton winds , to ... muse , who art de lighted with pure fountains , weave together the sunny flow . ers , weave a chaplet for my Lamia ...
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... muse , are you going ? -Cease , impertinent , to relate the language of the gods , and to debase great things by ... muses , I am yours , whether I am elevated to the Sabine heights ; or whether the cool Præneste , or the sloping Tibur ...
... muse , are you going ? -Cease , impertinent , to relate the language of the gods , and to debase great things by ... muses , I am yours , whether I am elevated to the Sabine heights ; or whether the cool Præneste , or the sloping Tibur ...
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... muses ; neither , should writings be silent , would you have any reward for having done well . What would the son of ... muse confers the happiness of heaven . Thus laborious Hercu- les has a place at the longed - for banquets of Jove ...
... muses ; neither , should writings be silent , would you have any reward for having done well . What would the son of ... muse confers the happiness of heaven . Thus laborious Hercu- les has a place at the longed - for banquets of Jove ...
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