The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... once more sent down to the receptacle of the dead ; notwithstanding , having retaken his shield from the temple , he gave evidence of the Trojan times , and that he had re- signed to gloomy death nothing but his sinews and skin ; in ...
... once more sent down to the receptacle of the dead ; notwithstanding , having retaken his shield from the temple , he gave evidence of the Trojan times , and that he had re- signed to gloomy death nothing but his sinews and skin ; in ...
Strona 148
... once removed , one slave , tucked high with a purple cloth , wiped the maple table , and a sec- ond gathered up whatever lay useless , and whatever could offend the guests ; swarthy Hydaspes advances like an Attic maid with Ceres ...
... once removed , one slave , tucked high with a purple cloth , wiped the maple table , and a sec- ond gathered up whatever lay useless , and whatever could offend the guests ; swarthy Hydaspes advances like an Attic maid with Ceres ...
Strona 178
... once sent abroad , flies irrevocably . Let no slave within the marble threshold of your honored friend inflame your heart ; lest the owner of the beloved damsel gratify you with so trifling a present , or , mortifying [ to your wishes ] ...
... once sent abroad , flies irrevocably . Let no slave within the marble threshold of your honored friend inflame your heart ; lest the owner of the beloved damsel gratify you with so trifling a present , or , mortifying [ to your wishes ] ...
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