The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... means of which breath and life returns to illustri- ous generals after their decease ; not the precipitate flight of Hannibal , and his menaces retorted upon his own head : not the flames of impious Carthage **** more eminently set ...
... means of which breath and life returns to illustri- ous generals after their decease ; not the precipitate flight of Hannibal , and his menaces retorted upon his own head : not the flames of impious Carthage **** more eminently set ...
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... means destroy nor hinder , but that they will gather bones and noxious herbs , as soon as the fleeting moon has shown her beauteous face . I myself saw Canidia , with her sable garment tucked up , walk with bare feet and disheveled hair ...
... means destroy nor hinder , but that they will gather bones and noxious herbs , as soon as the fleeting moon has shown her beauteous face . I myself saw Canidia , with her sable garment tucked up , walk with bare feet and disheveled hair ...
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... means you may grow wealthy . If a thrush , or any [ nice ] thing for your own private [ eating ] , shall be given you ; it must wing way to that place , where shines a great fortune , the possessor being an old man : delicious apples ...
... means you may grow wealthy . If a thrush , or any [ nice ] thing for your own private [ eating ] , shall be given you ; it must wing way to that place , where shines a great fortune , the possessor being an old man : delicious apples ...
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