The Works of Claudian, Tom 1J. Porter ..., and Langdon and Son, 1817 |
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... O'er Italy ; Illyricum's deep bay ; And where the Africans through ploughlands stray ? YET born to shine superior to the rest , Will these but merit Probus ' fame confessed ? Not so ; -- such honours he in youth ne'er got ; Nor consul ...
... O'er Italy ; Illyricum's deep bay ; And where the Africans through ploughlands stray ? YET born to shine superior to the rest , Will these but merit Probus ' fame confessed ? Not so ; -- such honours he in youth ne'er got ; Nor consul ...
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... O'er silver * , Tiber's waters glide beneath ; And there the wolf , as nurse , in brass appears : With milk the Roman twins she feeds and cheers . MORE Swift than EURUS now the horses glide : The ZEPHYRS howl ; the wheels the air divide ...
... O'er silver * , Tiber's waters glide beneath ; And there the wolf , as nurse , in brass appears : With milk the Roman twins she feeds and cheers . MORE Swift than EURUS now the horses glide : The ZEPHYRS howl ; the wheels the air divide ...
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... o'er his body stream ; Though short and thick his respiration seem : The look serene , that dwells upon his face , The helmet pierces with a smile of grace . HERE MARS , from slaughter of the Getæ , aims To spread , o'er Hemus ' mount ...
... o'er his body stream ; Though short and thick his respiration seem : The look serene , that dwells upon his face , The helmet pierces with a smile of grace . HERE MARS , from slaughter of the Getæ , aims To spread , o'er Hemus ' mount ...
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... o'er rivers wide ; " The ice enchain the gloomy Indus ' course ; " The SUN recede and seek its Eastern source , " At sight of rites Thyestes ' feasts supply , " Than Probus ' glory from our senses fly . " 195 200 205 His words with ...
... o'er rivers wide ; " The ice enchain the gloomy Indus ' course ; " The SUN recede and seek its Eastern source , " At sight of rites Thyestes ' feasts supply , " Than Probus ' glory from our senses fly . " 195 200 205 His words with ...
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... o'er his shoulders huge is thrown , 265 . Of glossy threads , which Ilia's labours own . AMID the Tiber's course an island stands : Rome , like two cities , lies upon the strands , With lofty tow'rs and battlements around , That equally ...
... o'er his shoulders huge is thrown , 265 . Of glossy threads , which Ilia's labours own . AMID the Tiber's course an island stands : Rome , like two cities , lies upon the strands , With lofty tow'rs and battlements around , That equally ...
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