The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... Apollo , ( we pray thee ! ) come , vailing thy radiant shoulders with a cloud : or thou , if it be more agreeable to thee , smiling Venus , about whom hover the gods of mirth and love . or thou , if thou regard thy neglected race and de ...
... Apollo , ( we pray thee ! ) come , vailing thy radiant shoulders with a cloud : or thou , if it be more agreeable to thee , smiling Venus , about whom hover the gods of mirth and love . or thou , if thou regard thy neglected race and de ...
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... APOLLO . Ye tender virgins , sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo with his unshorn hair , and Latona passionately beloved by the su preme Jupiter . Ye ( virgins ) , praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which ...
... APOLLO . Ye tender virgins , sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo with his unshorn hair , and Latona passionately beloved by the su preme Jupiter . Ye ( virgins ) , praise her that rejoices in the rivers , and the thick groves , which ...
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... Apollo , mild and gentle with your sheathed arrows , hear the suppliant youths : O moon , thou horned queen of stars , hear the virgins . If Rome be your work , and the Trojan troops arrived on the Tuscan shore ( the part , com . THE ...
... Apollo , mild and gentle with your sheathed arrows , hear the suppliant youths : O moon , thou horned queen of stars , hear the virgins . If Rome be your work , and the Trojan troops arrived on the Tuscan shore ( the part , com . THE ...
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