The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... falling thunderbolts . That horrid youth , trusting to the strength of their arms , and the brethren proceeding to ... falls by its own weight ; moreover , the gods promote discreet force to further advantage ; but the same beings detest ...
... falling thunderbolts . That horrid youth , trusting to the strength of their arms , and the brethren proceeding to ... falls by its own weight ; moreover , the gods promote discreet force to further advantage ; but the same beings detest ...
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... fall into their opposite extremes . The tribes of female flute - players , quacks , vagrants , mimics , blackguards ; all this set is sorrowful and dejected on account of the death of the singer Tigellius ; for he was liberal [ toward ...
... fall into their opposite extremes . The tribes of female flute - players , quacks , vagrants , mimics , blackguards ; all this set is sorrowful and dejected on account of the death of the singer Tigellius ; for he was liberal [ toward ...
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... fall off first : in this manner words perish with old age , and those lately invented flourish and thrive , like men in the time of youth . We , and our works , are doomed to death : whether Neptune , admitted into the continent ...
... fall off first : in this manner words perish with old age , and those lately invented flourish and thrive , like men in the time of youth . We , and our works , are doomed to death : whether Neptune , admitted into the continent ...
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