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And whose blest Oracles thy lips declare ; Long as Achilles breathes this vital air , No daring Greek of all the num'rous band , Against his Priest shall lift an impious hand : Not ev❜n the Chief by whom our hofsts are led , 115 The ...
And whose blest Oracles thy lips declare ; Long as Achilles breathes this vital air , No daring Greek of all the num'rous band , Against his Priest shall lift an impious hand : Not ev❜n the Chief by whom our hofsts are led , 115 The ...
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He fpoke ; and furious hurl'd against the ground 325 1 His Sceptre starr'd with golden ftuds around . Then fternly filent fat . With like disdain , The raging King return'd his frowns again . To calm their paflion with the words of age ...
He fpoke ; and furious hurl'd against the ground 325 1 His Sceptre starr'd with golden ftuds around . Then fternly filent fat . With like disdain , The raging King return'd his frowns again . To calm their paflion with the words of age ...
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He had " fome cause to fear the Greeks had a pique against him which " they had concealed , and whatever it was , he judged it ab" folutely neceffary to know it before he proceeded to a bat" tle . He therefore furnishes them with an ...
He had " fome cause to fear the Greeks had a pique against him which " they had concealed , and whatever it was , he judged it ab" folutely neceffary to know it before he proceeded to a bat" tle . He therefore furnishes them with an ...
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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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