The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... sacred towers , he has terrified the city ; he has terrified the nations , est the grievous age of Pyrrha , complaining of prodigies till then unheard of , should return , when Proteus drove all his [ marine ] herd to visit the lofty ...
... sacred towers , he has terrified the city ; he has terrified the nations , est the grievous age of Pyrrha , complaining of prodigies till then unheard of , should return , when Proteus drove all his [ marine ] herd to visit the lofty ...
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... sacred to Mars ; whenever , my Tyndaris , the vales and the smooth rocks of the sloping Ustica have resounded with his melodious pipe . The gods are my protectors . My piety and my muse are agreeable to the gods . Here plenty , rich ...
... sacred to Mars ; whenever , my Tyndaris , the vales and the smooth rocks of the sloping Ustica have resounded with his melodious pipe . The gods are my protectors . My piety and my muse are agreeable to the gods . Here plenty , rich ...
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... sacred council of the senators , return . Restore , O excellent chieftain , the light to thy country ; for , like the spring , wherever thy countenance has shone , the day passes more agreeably for the people , and the sun has a ...
... sacred council of the senators , return . Restore , O excellent chieftain , the light to thy country ; for , like the spring , wherever thy countenance has shone , the day passes more agreeably for the people , and the sun has a ...
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