 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 372 pages
...only Tcape ; Sav'd how they know not, from the fteepy leap. Helenor, elder of the two ; by birth, 730 On one fide royal, one a fon of earth, Whom, to the Lydian king, Lycimnia bare, "I And fent her boafted baftard to the war C (A privilege which none but freemen fhare). J Slight were... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 1104 pages
...only 'fcape; Sav'd how they know not, from the fteepy leap. Helenor, elder of the two ; by birth, S>n one fid.e royal, one a fon of earth, Whom, to the Lydian king, Lycimnia bare, "1 And, fent her iioaft'ed baft and to the' war \ (A privilege which none but freemen fhare). J Slight... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 658 pages
...underwent. Yoiinf! L>cu» and Heler.or only 'fc.ipe ; Sav'd how they know not, from the Лееру leap. Helenor, elder of the two ; by birth, On one fide...Whom, to the Lydian king, Lycimnia bare, And fent her boafled baftar¿ to the war. A privilege which none but freemen (hare). Slight were his arms, a fword... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 658 pages
...ruin underwent. Young Lycus and Helenor onjy' 'fcape; Sav'd how they know not, Oom the flerpy kjp. I ¡Helenor, elder of the two ; by birth, :On one fide royal, one a fon of earth, I Whom, to the Lydian king, Lycimnia bare, ! Ant) fent her bo'afled baftard to the war. | A privilege... | |
 | Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1816 - 740 pages
...wedlock, or not married ; fo that, according to order of law, his father is not known. djUjfc. — Him to the Lydian king Lycimnia bare, And fent her boafted baftard to the war. Drjd. i- Any thing fpurious or falfe. — Words But rooted in your tongue; bafta'dj and fyllables Of... | |
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... tower that follow'd on the fallen crew, Whelm'd o'er their heads, and bury'd whom it flew : Some ftuck. upon the darts themfelves had fent 4 All the fame equal ruin underwent. 