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... Jove , and of pious heroes , and leaders half - divine , singing now the holy counsels of the gods above , and now the realms profound where Cerberus howls , -such a poet must live sparely , after the manner of Pythagoras , the Samian ...
... Jove , and of pious heroes , and leaders half - divine , singing now the holy counsels of the gods above , and now the realms profound where Cerberus howls , -such a poet must live sparely , after the manner of Pythagoras , the Samian ...
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... Jove , were honored with places in heaven , where Helice appears as the Great Bear and Cyno- sura as the Little Bear ... JOVE.-P. L. 9. 508. See Jove . CAR OF DAY.-C. 95. See Apolló . CARPATHIAN WIZARD . - C . 872. See Proteus under 18 ...
... Jove , were honored with places in heaven , where Helice appears as the Great Bear and Cyno- sura as the Little Bear ... JOVE.-P. L. 9. 508. See Jove . CAR OF DAY.-C. 95. See Apolló . CARPATHIAN WIZARD . - C . 872. See Proteus under 18 ...
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... Jove frequently occurs in Milton , but the poet's treatment of the legends of Jove is somewhat fragmentary , and it often happens that the god takes a place incidental and sub- ordinate to another personage , about whom some legend is ...
... Jove frequently occurs in Milton , but the poet's treatment of the legends of Jove is somewhat fragmentary , and it often happens that the god takes a place incidental and sub- ordinate to another personage , about whom some legend is ...
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