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... ears of the goat - footed satyrs all attentive . Eve ! my mind trem- bles with recent dread , and my soul , replete with Bacchus , has a tumultuous joy , Eve ! spare me , Bacchus ; spare me . thou who art formidable for thy dreadful ...
... ears of the goat - footed satyrs all attentive . Eve ! my mind trem- bles with recent dread , and my soul , replete with Bacchus , has a tumultuous joy , Eve ! spare me , Bacchus ; spare me . thou who art formidable for thy dreadful ...
Strona 180
... says [ one of them ] , " and you reserve those pieces for the ears of Jove : you are confident that it is you alone that can distill the poetic honey , beautiful in your own eyes . " At these words I am afraid 180 EPISTLES OF HORACE .
... says [ one of them ] , " and you reserve those pieces for the ears of Jove : you are confident that it is you alone that can distill the poetic honey , beautiful in your own eyes . " At these words I am afraid 180 EPISTLES OF HORACE .
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... ear , it obligingly and contentedly admitted into its paternal heritage the steadfast spondees ; agreeing how- ever , by ... ears . Thespis is said to have invented a new kind of tragedy , and to have carried his pieces about in carts ...
... ear , it obligingly and contentedly admitted into its paternal heritage the steadfast spondees ; agreeing how- ever , by ... ears . Thespis is said to have invented a new kind of tragedy , and to have carried his pieces about in carts ...
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