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Jupiter granting her fuit incenfes Juno , between whom the debate runs high , till they are reconciled by the addrefs of Vulcan ... and twelve for Jupiter's stay with the Æthiopians , at whofe return Thetis prefers her petition .
Jupiter granting her fuit incenfes Juno , between whom the debate runs high , till they are reconciled by the addrefs of Vulcan ... and twelve for Jupiter's stay with the Æthiopians , at whofe return Thetis prefers her petition .
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You , says he , muft intreat Jupiter to bring miseries on the Greeks , who are protected by Juno , Neptune , and Minerva : put him therefore in mind that those Deities were once his enemies , and adjure him by that fervice you did him ...
You , says he , muft intreat Jupiter to bring miseries on the Greeks , who are protected by Juno , Neptune , and Minerva : put him therefore in mind that those Deities were once his enemies , and adjure him by that fervice you did him ...
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This defcription of the Majefty of Jupiter has fomething exceedingly grand and venerable . Macrobius reports , that Phidias having made his Olympian Jupiter , which paft for one of the greatest miracles of art ...
This defcription of the Majefty of Jupiter has fomething exceedingly grand and venerable . Macrobius reports , that Phidias having made his Olympian Jupiter , which paft for one of the greatest miracles of art ...
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| Title | The Iliad of Homer, Volume 1 The Iliad of Homer, Alexander Pope |
| Author | Homer |
| Translated by | Alexander Pope |
| Publisher | Charles Rivington, 1760 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | Aug 25, 2006 |
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