The Poems of Alexander Pope, Volume 8Methuen, 1967 |
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Page 509
... Speech of Antilochus to his Horses . ] I fear Antilochus his Speech to his Horses is blameable ; Eustathius himself seems to think it a Fault that he should speak so much in the very Heat of the Race . He commands and sooths , counsels ...
... Speech of Antilochus to his Horses . ] I fear Antilochus his Speech to his Horses is blameable ; Eustathius himself seems to think it a Fault that he should speak so much in the very Heat of the Race . He commands and sooths , counsels ...
Page 581
... Speech concerning the takes Briseïs from Achilles I 423 Goddess Discord 19 81 tells his Dream in Council 2 69 AGENOR deliberates if he his Speech advising a re- shall meet Achilles 21 651 turn to Greece 2 139 -meets him and is sav'd his ...
... Speech concerning the takes Briseïs from Achilles I 423 Goddess Discord 19 81 tells his Dream in Council 2 69 AGENOR deliberates if he his Speech advising a re- shall meet Achilles 21 651 turn to Greece 2 139 -meets him and is sav'd his ...
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... Speech to the Soldiers 2 402 speaks to Diomed encourages Diomed to as- sault Mars her Speech to Jupiter restrains Mars his Anger knocks down Mars with a mighty Stone 5 998 NESTOR 2 716 his Speech to Agamem- 58 5 1020 non 4 362 39 ...
... Speech to the Soldiers 2 402 speaks to Diomed encourages Diomed to as- sault Mars her Speech to Jupiter restrains Mars his Anger knocks down Mars with a mighty Stone 5 998 NESTOR 2 716 his Speech to Agamem- 58 5 1020 non 4 362 39 ...
Contents
The NightAdventure of Diomed and Ulysses | 1 |
The third Battel and the Acts of Agamemnon | 33 |
The Battel at the Grecian Wall | 80 |
Copyright | |
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