The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... wine ; whether the camp , refulgent with banners , possess you , or the dense shade of your own Tibur shall detain you . When Teucer fled from Salamis and his father , he is reported , notwithstanding , to have bound his temples ...
... wine ; whether the camp , refulgent with banners , possess you , or the dense shade of your own Tibur shall detain you . When Teucer fled from Salamis and his father , he is reported , notwithstanding , to have bound his temples ...
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... wine be not bad ; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish . If you set out Massic wine in fair weather , should there be any thing thick in it , it will be attenuated by the nocturnal air , and the smell unfriendly to the nerves ...
... wine be not bad ; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish . If you set out Massic wine in fair weather , should there be any thing thick in it , it will be attenuated by the nocturnal air , and the smell unfriendly to the nerves ...
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... wines of Cæcubum ; Alcon brings those of Chios , undamaged by the sea . Here the master [ cries ] , " Mæcenas , if Alban or Falernian wine delight you more than those already brought , we have both . " Ill - fated riches ! But ...
... wines of Cæcubum ; Alcon brings those of Chios , undamaged by the sea . Here the master [ cries ] , " Mæcenas , if Alban or Falernian wine delight you more than those already brought , we have both . " Ill - fated riches ! But ...
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