The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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Page xix
... please , by thee I live . What an air of dignity on thefe : Paulum fepultæ diftat inertia Celata virtus . Non ego te meis Chartis inornatum filebo Totve tuos patiar labores Impune , Lolli , carpere lividas Obliviones . Eft animus tibi ...
... please , by thee I live . What an air of dignity on thefe : Paulum fepultæ diftat inertia Celata virtus . Non ego te meis Chartis inornatum filebo Totve tuos patiar labores Impune , Lolli , carpere lividas Obliviones . Eft animus tibi ...
Page 68
... please to thofe flanderous iambics ; either in the flames , or , if you have a fancy for it , the Adriatic fea . Neither Cybele , nor the Pythian poffeffor of the priests , fo fhakes the foul in the inmost recesses : not Bacchus himself ...
... please to thofe flanderous iambics ; either in the flames , or , if you have a fancy for it , the Adriatic fea . Neither Cybele , nor the Pythian poffeffor of the priests , fo fhakes the foul in the inmost recesses : not Bacchus himself ...
Page 69
... please , Whether in flaming fire , or Adriatic feas . Cybele , nor the priest poffeft , Phoebus himself an inward gueft , Not Liber can the settl'd temper shake , Not Corybantian drums with all the noise they make ; Like baleful ire ...
... please , Whether in flaming fire , or Adriatic feas . Cybele , nor the priest poffeft , Phoebus himself an inward gueft , Not Liber can the settl'd temper shake , Not Corybantian drums with all the noise they make ; Like baleful ire ...
Page 191
... please , Who hangs his hellish ears , and furies lift , While from their wreathed locks delighted fnakes untwist , Nay more , Prometheus , and the fire Of Pelops to the found refpire , Nor ' gainst the ounce or lions of the chace , Will ...
... please , Who hangs his hellish ears , and furies lift , While from their wreathed locks delighted fnakes untwist , Nay more , Prometheus , and the fire Of Pelops to the found refpire , Nor ' gainst the ounce or lions of the chace , Will ...
Page 229
... please . Virtue , to those that may not die , Opes the strait doors of heav'n on high , And with her wings in ftretch for that fublime , Scorns the unletter'd mob , and fordid earth , and time . There's likewise an undoubted mead For ...
... please . Virtue , to those that may not die , Opes the strait doors of heav'n on high , And with her wings in ftretch for that fublime , Scorns the unletter'd mob , and fordid earth , and time . There's likewise an undoubted mead For ...
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