The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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Horace. You turn the rivers to the main , You thofe barbarian seas reftrain , You in the facred mountains debonaire Bind in ferpentine knot unhurt your handmaid's hair . You , when the bands of giants rofe Th ' almighty father to depose ...
Horace. You turn the rivers to the main , You thofe barbarian seas reftrain , You in the facred mountains debonaire Bind in ferpentine knot unhurt your handmaid's hair . You , when the bands of giants rofe Th ' almighty father to depose ...
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... seas , Slew Pyrrhus and Antiochus the Great , And beat Hamilcar's fon at fuch a glorious rate ; But a rough set of manly blades , And skilful with the Sabine spades To turn the glebe , and carry clubs of oak , Such as their rigid ...
... seas , Slew Pyrrhus and Antiochus the Great , And beat Hamilcar's fon at fuch a glorious rate ; But a rough set of manly blades , And skilful with the Sabine spades To turn the glebe , and carry clubs of oak , Such as their rigid ...
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... sea , Well compar'd for wrath and lightness , I could live and die with thee . PROSE INTERPRETATION . Lydia ? -LYD . - Tho ' he be fairer than a ftar , you lighter than cork , and more wrathful than the violent Adriatic , I could love ...
... sea , Well compar'd for wrath and lightness , I could live and die with thee . PROSE INTERPRETATION . Lydia ? -LYD . - Tho ' he be fairer than a ftar , you lighter than cork , and more wrathful than the violent Adriatic , I could love ...
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