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Strona 43
... MÆCENAS , O Mæcenas , learned in both languages , you wonder what I , a single man , have to do on the calends of March ; what these flowers mean , and the censer replete with frankincense , and the coals laid upon the live turf . I ...
... MÆCENAS , O Mæcenas , learned in both languages , you wonder what I , a single man , have to do on the calends of March ; what these flowers mean , and the censer replete with frankincense , and the coals laid upon the live turf . I ...
Strona 142
... Mæcenas began to reckon me in the num ber of his friends ; only thus far , as one he would like to take along with ... [ Mæcenas ] , and played with him in the Campus Martius . " Does any disheartening report spread from the rostrum ...
... Mæcenas began to reckon me in the num ber of his friends ; only thus far , as one he would like to take along with ... [ Mæcenas ] , and played with him in the Campus Martius . " Does any disheartening report spread from the rostrum ...
Strona 161
Horace Theodore Alois Buckley. EPISTLE VII . TO MÆCENAS . He apologizes to Mæcenas for his long absence from Rome ; and acknowledges his favors to him in such a manner as to declare liberty preferable to all other blessings . Having ...
Horace Theodore Alois Buckley. EPISTLE VII . TO MÆCENAS . He apologizes to Mæcenas for his long absence from Rome ; and acknowledges his favors to him in such a manner as to declare liberty preferable to all other blessings . Having ...
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