The Works of Claudian, Tom 1J. Porter ..., and Langdon and Son, 1817 |
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... prove the piercing SOUTHERN GALES ; ( 6 Euripus less perfidious when he fails 125 " With regularity to ebb and flow : - " Such is the monster ! —such Rufinus know . 130 “ The mother's arms resigned the child to mine ; " Oft round this ...
... prove the piercing SOUTHERN GALES ; ( 6 Euripus less perfidious when he fails 125 " With regularity to ebb and flow : - " Such is the monster ! —such Rufinus know . 130 “ The mother's arms resigned the child to mine ; " Oft round this ...
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... proved the transports of Mæonia's king , When first his touch commenced pure gold to bring ; But when his table - dainties solid grew , And wine , like yellow metal , met his view , The gift appeared most hateful to behold , And Midas ...
... proved the transports of Mæonia's king , When first his touch commenced pure gold to bring ; But when his table - dainties solid grew , And wine , like yellow metal , met his view , The gift appeared most hateful to behold , And Midas ...
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... prove . Oages past ! your heroes cease to name : With this compare not Hercules's fame . A single wood Cleona's lion fed : The fierce wild boar with tusks that terrour spread , To one Arcadian space his rage confined , 420 425 Where ...
... prove . Oages past ! your heroes cease to name : With this compare not Hercules's fame . A single wood Cleona's lion fed : The fierce wild boar with tusks that terrour spread , To one Arcadian space his rage confined , 420 425 Where ...
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... proved . ' Mid these the monster , ( proud of what appeared The custom ' mong BARBARIANS he revered , ) With yellow fur his bosom covered o'er : - Loose reins ; and quivers with their wonted store ; A sounding bow he carefully displayed ...
... proved . ' Mid these the monster , ( proud of what appeared The custom ' mong BARBARIANS he revered , ) With yellow fur his bosom covered o'er : - Loose reins ; and quivers with their wonted store ; A sounding bow he carefully displayed ...
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... proved sufficient back their steps to keep : All forward would have rushed ; and if their swords , While thus disposed , had pressed the savage hordes , Greece , sacrificed by treason , ne'er had viewed Such ravages and bloody scenes ...
... proved sufficient back their steps to keep : All forward would have rushed ; and if their swords , While thus disposed , had pressed the savage hordes , Greece , sacrificed by treason , ne'er had viewed Such ravages and bloody scenes ...
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