The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 117
... wish that both the Visci would join in their commendations : ambition apart , I may mention you , O Pollio : you also , Messala , together with your brother ; and at the same time , you , Bibulus and Servius ; and along with chese you ...
... wish that both the Visci would join in their commendations : ambition apart , I may mention you , O Pollio : you also , Messala , together with your brother ; and at the same time , you , Bibulus and Servius ; and along with chese you ...
Strona 155
... wishes . The envious person wastes at the thriving condition of another : Sicilian tyrants never invented a greater torment than envy . He who will not curb his passion , will wish that undone which his grief and resentment suggested ...
... wishes . The envious person wastes at the thriving condition of another : Sicilian tyrants never invented a greater torment than envy . He who will not curb his passion , will wish that undone which his grief and resentment suggested ...
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... wish . But neither does your majesty admit of humb'e poetry , nor dares my modesty attempt a subject which my strength is unable to support . Yet officiousness foolishly disgusts the person whom it loves ; especially when it recommends ...
... wish . But neither does your majesty admit of humb'e poetry , nor dares my modesty attempt a subject which my strength is unable to support . Yet officiousness foolishly disgusts the person whom it loves ; especially when it recommends ...
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