The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... sing of the Scythians , and the Parthian , furious when his horse is turned for flight , or any subject which is not ... sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo with his unshorn hair , and Latona passionately beloved by the su preme Jupiter ...
... sing of the Scythians , and the Parthian , furious when his horse is turned for flight , or any subject which is not ... sing Diana ; ye boys , sing Apollo with his unshorn hair , and Latona passionately beloved by the su preme Jupiter ...
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... sing of Cæsar , whenever , graceful in his well- earned laurel , he shall drag the fierce Sygambri along the sacred hill ; Cæsar , than whom nothing greater or better the fates and indulgent gods ever bestowed on the earth , nor will ...
... sing of Cæsar , whenever , graceful in his well- earned laurel , he shall drag the fierce Sygambri along the sacred hill ; Cæsar , than whom nothing greater or better the fates and indulgent gods ever bestowed on the earth , nor will ...
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... sing the fate of Priam , and the noble war . " • What will this boaster produce worthy of all this gaping ? The mountains are in labor , a ridiculous mouse will be brought forth . How much more to the purpose he , who at tempts nothing ...
... sing the fate of Priam , and the noble war . " • What will this boaster produce worthy of all this gaping ? The mountains are in labor , a ridiculous mouse will be brought forth . How much more to the purpose he , who at tempts nothing ...
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