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Now by this facred fceptre , hear me fwear , Which never more fhall leaves or bloffoms bear , 3 10 305 those parties with a few men only , and generally the most daring of the army , on occafions of the greatest hazard , where they were ...
Now by this facred fceptre , hear me fwear , Which never more fhall leaves or bloffoms bear , 3 10 305 those parties with a few men only , and generally the most daring of the army , on occafions of the greatest hazard , where they were ...
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Mean time Atrides launch'd with num'rous oars ŕ A well - rigg'd fhip for Chryfa's facred fhores : 405 High on the deck was fair Chryfeis plac'd , And fage Ulyffes with the conduct grac'd : Safe in her fides the hecatomb they ftow'd ...
Mean time Atrides launch'd with num'rous oars ŕ A well - rigg'd fhip for Chryfa's facred fhores : 405 High on the deck was fair Chryfeis plac'd , And fage Ulyffes with the conduct grac'd : Safe in her fides the hecatomb they ftow'd ...
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Her , thus returning from the furrow'd main , Ulyffes led to Phœbus ' facred fane ; 575 Where at his folemn altar , as the maid He gave to Chryfes , thus the Hero faid . Hail rev'rend prieft ! to Phabus ' awful dome A fuppliant I from ...
Her , thus returning from the furrow'd main , Ulyffes led to Phœbus ' facred fane ; 575 Where at his folemn altar , as the maid He gave to Chryfes , thus the Hero faid . Hail rev'rend prieft ! to Phabus ' awful dome A fuppliant I from ...
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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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