The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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Page xxiv
... virgin's face and the fifh's - tail , which are in- evitably implied by the Mermaids , with a pair of horfes heads easily fuggefted to the fancy by an idea of Pluto's chariot , and the rape of Proferpine . But who cou'd grace You ...
... virgin's face and the fifh's - tail , which are in- evitably implied by the Mermaids , with a pair of horfes heads easily fuggefted to the fancy by an idea of Pluto's chariot , and the rape of Proferpine . But who cou'd grace You ...
Page xxv
... virgin looks remain , And you your old harmonious air retain . Sewell's Ovid . Inceptis gravibus plerumque & magna profeffis Purpureus late qui fplendeat unus & alter Affuitur pannus — quum lucus & ora Dianæ . And a little after ...
... virgin looks remain , And you your old harmonious air retain . Sewell's Ovid . Inceptis gravibus plerumque & magna profeffis Purpureus late qui fplendeat unus & alter Affuitur pannus — quum lucus & ora Dianæ . And a little after ...
Page 10
... the holy virgins importune Vefta , giving no audience to their hymns ? To whom fhall Jupiter affign the part of expiating our Whilft vengeful ' gainst the will fupreme He fondling hears 10 Q. HORATII FLACCI CARMINUM . L. 1 .
... the holy virgins importune Vefta , giving no audience to their hymns ? To whom fhall Jupiter affign the part of expiating our Whilft vengeful ' gainst the will fupreme He fondling hears 10 Q. HORATII FLACCI CARMINUM . L. 1 .
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... virgin's frame In hymns that bear no fruit . What worthy , for the nation's aid , Our crimes t ' atone fhall Jove affign , Come white - rob❜'d Phoebus , as we've pray'd , Do thou thyself divine ? Or if thou rather wouldft befriend Glad ...
... virgin's frame In hymns that bear no fruit . What worthy , for the nation's aid , Our crimes t ' atone fhall Jove affign , Come white - rob❜'d Phoebus , as we've pray'd , Do thou thyself divine ? Or if thou rather wouldft befriend Glad ...
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... Virgin , that art at enmity with the wild beafts : nor thee , O Phoebus , dreadful with your unerring dart . I will men- tion alfo Hercules and the children of Leda ; the one noble to furpafs in chivalry ; the other in boxing ; whose ...
... Virgin , that art at enmity with the wild beafts : nor thee , O Phoebus , dreadful with your unerring dart . I will men- tion alfo Hercules and the children of Leda ; the one noble to furpafs in chivalry ; the other in boxing ; whose ...
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