The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... YOUTH . Let the robust youth learn patiently to endure pinching want in the active exercise of arms ; and as an expert horse . man , dreadful for his spear , let him harass the fierce Par- thians ; and let him lead a life exposed to the ...
... YOUTH . Let the robust youth learn patiently to endure pinching want in the active exercise of arms ; and as an expert horse . man , dreadful for his spear , let him harass the fierce Par- thians ; and let him lead a life exposed to the ...
Strona 58
... youths , together with the tender maidens , twice a day celebrating your divinity , shall , Salian - like , with white foot thrice shake the ground . As for me , neither woman , nor youth , nor the fond hopes of mutual inclination , nor ...
... youths , together with the tender maidens , twice a day celebrating your divinity , shall , Salian - like , with white foot thrice shake the ground . As for me , neither woman , nor youth , nor the fond hopes of mutual inclination , nor ...
Strona 61
... youth , perceived what a disposition , what a genius rightly educated under an auspicious roof , what the fatherly affec tion of Augustus toward the young Neros , could effect . The brave are gencrated by the brave and good ; there is ...
... youth , perceived what a disposition , what a genius rightly educated under an auspicious roof , what the fatherly affec tion of Augustus toward the young Neros , could effect . The brave are gencrated by the brave and good ; there is ...
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