The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... river , together with the cheerful echo of the Vatican mountain , returned your praises . You [ when you are at home ] ... rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidus , or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus , or ...
... river , together with the cheerful echo of the Vatican mountain , returned your praises . You [ when you are at home ] ... rivers , and the thick groves , which project either from the cold Algidus , or the gloomy woods of Erymanthus , or ...
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... rivers to flow back again to the hig mountains , and for Tiber to change his course , since you are about to exchange ... river Liris eats away with its silent streams . Let those to whom fortune has given the Calenian vineyards , prune ...
... rivers to flow back again to the hig mountains , and for Tiber to change his course , since you are about to exchange ... river Liris eats away with its silent streams . Let those to whom fortune has given the Calenian vineyards , prune ...
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... river , and the thickets of rough Sylvanus ; and the silent bank is free from the wandering winds . You regard what constitu tion may suit the state , and are in an anxious dread foi Rome , what preparations the Seres and the Bactrians ...
... river , and the thickets of rough Sylvanus ; and the silent bank is free from the wandering winds . You regard what constitu tion may suit the state , and are in an anxious dread foi Rome , what preparations the Seres and the Bactrians ...
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