The Works of Claudian, Tom 1J. Porter ..., and Langdon and Son, 1817 |
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... pow'r , O MUSE , declare , They owe advantages so very rare ! THE frighted Alps unlocked their barriers strong ; From Theodosius fled BARBARIAN throng ; Rome , anxious to reward the Probus - line , Implores the prince who rules by right ...
... pow'r , O MUSE , declare , They owe advantages so very rare ! THE frighted Alps unlocked their barriers strong ; From Theodosius fled BARBARIAN throng ; Rome , anxious to reward the Probus - line , Implores the prince who rules by right ...
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... Pow'R , from whom proceeds our CODE , " Who , with great Jove , divid'st the stars ' abode : 66 Say , why thou leav'st Ausonia's tract serene , " And wander'st from that all - celestial scene ? " If such thy wish , I'll burning Libya ...
... Pow'R , from whom proceeds our CODE , " Who , with great Jove , divid'st the stars ' abode : 66 Say , why thou leav'st Ausonia's tract serene , " And wander'st from that all - celestial scene ? " If such thy wish , I'll burning Libya ...
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... pow'r , augments : The virtuous Proba , for her sons prepares The splendid ornaments each consul wears . Descended from on high , we might suppose Sweet MODESTY ; -or Juno when she throws Her eyes on fumes that , soaring to the skies ...
... pow'r , augments : The virtuous Proba , for her sons prepares The splendid ornaments each consul wears . Descended from on high , we might suppose Sweet MODESTY ; -or Juno when she throws Her eyes on fumes that , soaring to the skies ...
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... pow'r , but CHANCE appears to guide ; No gods : -or mortals ' actions they deride . RUFINUS dead ! —my mind's at length relieved ; Absolved the deities by what's achieved ; 10 15 20 25 Injustos crevisse queror . Tolluntur in altum , Ut ...
... pow'r , but CHANCE appears to guide ; No gods : -or mortals ' actions they deride . RUFINUS dead ! —my mind's at length relieved ; Absolved the deities by what's achieved ; 10 15 20 25 Injustos crevisse queror . Tolluntur in altum , Ut ...
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... pow'r can plunge the mind in anguish dire , And frantick , foaming rage , at will , require . If , by a father's hand , a son be slain , 100 Or death , from brother's sword , a brother gain , Such kindred slaughter gratifies her spite ...
... pow'r can plunge the mind in anguish dire , And frantick , foaming rage , at will , require . If , by a father's hand , a son be slain , 100 Or death , from brother's sword , a brother gain , Such kindred slaughter gratifies her spite ...
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