A poetical translation of the works of Horace, 第 2 巻A. Millar, 1753 |
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... Death and glorious Daring won , Victorious comes from fartheft Spain To Rome , and all his Guardian Gods again . Let Her , who to her Arms receives , With Joy her own , her laurel'd Spouse , Her private Sacrifice perform'd , Pay to just ...
... Death and glorious Daring won , Victorious comes from fartheft Spain To Rome , and all his Guardian Gods again . Let Her , who to her Arms receives , With Joy her own , her laurel'd Spouse , Her private Sacrifice perform'd , Pay to just ...
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... Death : SAN . 59. Zona bene te fecuta . ] Hanging was the common Death of ancient Heroines in Tragedy and Hiftory . Arface in Heliodorus ; Jocafta and Antigone , in Sophocles ; Phædra , in Euripides Amata in Virgil , and the Wife of ...
... Death : SAN . 59. Zona bene te fecuta . ] Hanging was the common Death of ancient Heroines in Tragedy and Hiftory . Arface in Heliodorus ; Jocafta and Antigone , in Sophocles ; Phædra , in Euripides Amata in Virgil , and the Wife of ...
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... Death . He fets before him the various Changes , that happen in Nature , and the Viciffitudes of the Seafons , according to the Precepts of a Philofophy , which pretends , that a Re- membrance of Death is a most preffing Motive to our ...
... Death . He fets before him the various Changes , that happen in Nature , and the Viciffitudes of the Seafons , according to the Precepts of a Philofophy , which pretends , that a Re- membrance of Death is a most preffing Motive to our ...
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