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... poet . A favorite of king Alexander the Great was that Chorilus , who to his uncouth and ill- formed verses owed the ... poets , disgrace your judgment of them , and the presents which they have received with great honor to the donor ...
... poet . A favorite of king Alexander the Great was that Chorilus , who to his uncouth and ill- formed verses owed the ... poets , disgrace your judgment of them , and the presents which they have received with great honor to the donor ...
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... poets love the grove , and avoid cities , due votaries to Bacchus delight- ing in repose and shade . Would you have me , amid so great noise both by night and day , [ attempt ] to sing , and trace the difficult footsteps of the poets ...
... poets love the grove , and avoid cities , due votaries to Bacchus delight- ing in repose and shade . Would you have me , amid so great noise both by night and day , [ attempt ] to sing , and trace the difficult footsteps of the poets ...
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... poets , and their songs . After these , excellent Homer and Tyrtæus animated the manly mind to martial achievements with their verses . Oracles were de- livered in poetry , and the economy of life pointed out , and the favor of ...
... poets , and their songs . After these , excellent Homer and Tyrtæus animated the manly mind to martial achievements with their verses . Oracles were de- livered in poetry , and the economy of life pointed out , and the favor of ...
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