The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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... Italy , brought him back with him ; but being taken ill on fhip - board , he was put afbore at Brandufium , where , the year following , he died , aged fifty - one . Quo non arbiter Adriæ Major , tollere feu ponere vult Ode 3 . THE ODES ...
... Italy , brought him back with him ; but being taken ill on fhip - board , he was put afbore at Brandufium , where , the year following , he died , aged fifty - one . Quo non arbiter Adriæ Major , tollere feu ponere vult Ode 3 . THE ODES ...
Page 55
... Italy , vanquished by a triumph richly deferved , or the fubjected Seres and Indians of the eastern coaft , fhall righteous rule the wide world , inferior to thee alone . You , in your terrible car , fhall fhake Olympus . You shall send ...
... Italy , vanquished by a triumph richly deferved , or the fubjected Seres and Indians of the eastern coaft , fhall righteous rule the wide world , inferior to thee alone . You , in your terrible car , fhall fhake Olympus . You shall send ...
Page 133
... Italy fhe flies , His urgent oar Auguftus plies , PROSE INTERPRETATION . for the capitol , and deftruction for the empire , being weak enough to expect any thing , and drunk with the sweets of good fortune , But hardly a fingle fhip ...
... Italy fhe flies , His urgent oar Auguftus plies , PROSE INTERPRETATION . for the capitol , and deftruction for the empire , being weak enough to expect any thing , and drunk with the sweets of good fortune , But hardly a fingle fhip ...
Page 142
... Italy's ruin heard by the Medes ? What gulph , what rivers are ignorant of our lamentable war ? What fea has not the Daunian carnage dif- coloured ? What fhore is without our blood ? But do not , wanton Whose monuments record our ...
... Italy's ruin heard by the Medes ? What gulph , what rivers are ignorant of our lamentable war ? What fea has not the Daunian carnage dif- coloured ? What fhore is without our blood ? But do not , wanton Whose monuments record our ...
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... Italian fky , Pompey , thou chief of my fellows , with whom I have frequently broke in upon the lingering day with wine , wearing a chaplet upon my hair , fhining with Syrian effence ! With thee did I ex- perience the overthrow at ...
... Italian fky , Pompey , thou chief of my fellows , with whom I have frequently broke in upon the lingering day with wine , wearing a chaplet upon my hair , fhining with Syrian effence ! With thee did I ex- perience the overthrow at ...
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