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... rage that de stroyed Thyestes with horrible perdition ; and has been the final cause that lofty cities have been entirely demolished , and that an insolent army has driven the hostile plowshare over their walls . Compose your mind . An ...
... rage that de stroyed Thyestes with horrible perdition ; and has been the final cause that lofty cities have been entirely demolished , and that an insolent army has driven the hostile plowshare over their walls . Compose your mind . An ...
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... rage and passionate chidings , since this detested bull shall sur- render his horns to be torn in pieces by you . Are you ig . norant , that you are the wife of the invincible Jove ? Cease your sobbing ; learn duly to support your ...
... rage and passionate chidings , since this detested bull shall sur- render his horns to be torn in pieces by you . Are you ig . norant , that you are the wife of the invincible Jove ? Cease your sobbing ; learn duly to support your ...
Strona 154
... rage both in common . The Greeks suffer for what their princes act foolishly . With- in the walls of Ilium , and without , enormities are committed by sedition , treachery , injustice , and lust , and rage . Again , to show what virtue ...
... rage both in common . The Greeks suffer for what their princes act foolishly . With- in the walls of Ilium , and without , enormities are committed by sedition , treachery , injustice , and lust , and rage . Again , to show what virtue ...
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