The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... Italy , and which first smiled with benignant victory ; when the terrible African rode through the Latian cities ... Italian cities , like an oak lopped by sturdy axes in Algidum abounding in dusky leaves , through losses and through ...
... Italy , and which first smiled with benignant victory ; when the terrible African rode through the Latian cities ... Italian cities , like an oak lopped by sturdy axes in Algidum abounding in dusky leaves , through losses and through ...
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... Italy , and the sanctuaries of the gods , forces every mortal to be solicitous , and to ask from what sire he is descended , or whether he is base by the obscurity of his mother . What ? do you , the son of a Syrus , a Dana , or a ...
... Italy , and the sanctuaries of the gods , forces every mortal to be solicitous , and to ask from what sire he is descended , or whether he is base by the obscurity of his mother . What ? do you , the son of a Syrus , a Dana , or a ...
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... Italy the Parian iambics : following the numbers and spirit of Archilochus , but not his subject and style , which afflicted Lycambes . You must not , however , crown me with a more sparing wreath , because I was afraid to alter the ...
... Italy the Parian iambics : following the numbers and spirit of Archilochus , but not his subject and style , which afflicted Lycambes . You must not , however , crown me with a more sparing wreath , because I was afraid to alter the ...
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