The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 100
... writing - of writing accurately for , with regard to the quantity [ of his works ] , I make no account of it . See ... write the most . The gods have done a good part by me , since they have framed me of an humble and meek disposi ...
... writing - of writing accurately for , with regard to the quantity [ of his works ] , I make no account of it . See ... write the most . The gods have done a good part by me , since they have framed me of an humble and meek disposi ...
Strona 101
... write at this present , or those that Lucilius did formerly , you take away certain pauses and measures , and make ... writing be deservedly an object of your suspicion . Sulcius the virulent , and Caprius hoarse with their malignancy ...
... write at this present , or those that Lucilius did formerly , you take away certain pauses and measures , and make ... writing be deservedly an object of your suspicion . Sulcius the virulent , and Caprius hoarse with their malignancy ...
Strona 192
... write odes , another elegies : a work wonderful to behold , and burnished by the nine muses ! Ob . serve first , with what a fastidious air , with what importance we survey the temple [ of Apollo ] vacant for the Roman poets . In the ...
... write odes , another elegies : a work wonderful to behold , and burnished by the nine muses ! Ob . serve first , with what a fastidious air , with what importance we survey the temple [ of Apollo ] vacant for the Roman poets . In the ...
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