The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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... Equal for all events or temp'rate , or refign'd . Of greedy fraud the judge severe , Forbearing all - attractive gold , A Conful , not elected for a year , But ftill efteem'd in fact that dignity to hold , Whene'er the magiftrate ...
... Equal for all events or temp'rate , or refign'd . Of greedy fraud the judge severe , Forbearing all - attractive gold , A Conful , not elected for a year , But ftill efteem'd in fact that dignity to hold , Whene'er the magiftrate ...
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... equal foot . O fortunate Sextius , the fum total of fhort life forbids us to set out with hopes of any duration . Anon fhall night and the ghofts , though . efteemed as idle fables , and the fhadowy manfion of Pluto , actually Pale ...
... equal foot . O fortunate Sextius , the fum total of fhort life forbids us to set out with hopes of any duration . Anon fhall night and the ghofts , though . efteemed as idle fables , and the fhadowy manfion of Pluto , actually Pale ...
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... to depreciate the praises of illuftrious Cćfar and your's , through the deficiency of my talent . Who , with equal dig- nity , Quis Martem tunicâ tectum adamantinâ Digne fcripferit ? aut pulvere Ode 6 . 29 THE ODES OF HORACE .
... to depreciate the praises of illuftrious Cćfar and your's , through the deficiency of my talent . Who , with equal dig- nity , Quis Martem tunicâ tectum adamantinâ Digne fcripferit ? aut pulvere Ode 6 . 29 THE ODES OF HORACE .
Page 36
... equals in a military drefs , nor manage the Gallic fteed with bitted reins ? Why dreads he to touch the fandy Tiber ? Why avoids he the use of oil more warily than the gore of vipers ? Nor any more has his fhoulders black and blue ...
... equals in a military drefs , nor manage the Gallic fteed with bitted reins ? Why dreads he to touch the fandy Tiber ? Why avoids he the use of oil more warily than the gore of vipers ? Nor any more has his fhoulders black and blue ...
Page 93
... equal find , O modefty , and faith , the fair allies Of justice , and the truth without disguise ? An object of exceeding grief To many , virtuous , did he fall — - But thou , O Virgil , art the chief , More inconfolable than all- In ...
... equal find , O modefty , and faith , the fair allies Of justice , and the truth without disguise ? An object of exceeding grief To many , virtuous , did he fall — - But thou , O Virgil , art the chief , More inconfolable than all- In ...
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