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Page 106
... wine is best , women most wanton , and men weakest , 4 since Sirius parches head and knees , and body also is dried- up by reason of heat . But then at last be thine the rocky shade , and Biblian wine , 5 a light - well - baked cake ...
... wine is best , women most wanton , and men weakest , 4 since Sirius parches head and knees , and body also is dried- up by reason of heat . But then at last be thine the rocky shade , and Biblian wine , 5 a light - well - baked cake ...
Page 107
... wine , ( having your soul satisfied with viands , and turning your face to catch the brisk - blowing Zephyr , ) 3 and the ever - running and forth - gushing spring , which is untroubled- by - mud . Pour in three cups of water first ...
... wine , ( having your soul satisfied with viands , and turning your face to catch the brisk - blowing Zephyr , ) 3 and the ever - running and forth - gushing spring , which is untroubled- by - mud . Pour in three cups of water first ...
Page 111
... wine , and au- tumn rain , 5 the coming winter , and the terrible blasts of the South - wind , which is wont to disturb the sea , when it fol- lows Jove's abundant rain , in autumn , and renders the deep dangerous . 1 Where first , & c ...
... wine , and au- tumn rain , 5 the coming winter , and the terrible blasts of the South - wind , which is wont to disturb the sea , when it fol- lows Jove's abundant rain , in autumn , and renders the deep dangerous . 1 Where first , & c ...
Page 114
... wine to Jove with hands unwashen , 4 nor to the other gods . For they on their part heed not , and more , they spurn your prayers . Neither do thou ever cross the limpid wave of ever - flowing rivers5 with thy feet , that is , before ...
... wine to Jove with hands unwashen , 4 nor to the other gods . For they on their part heed not , and more , they spurn your prayers . Neither do thou ever cross the limpid wave of ever - flowing rivers5 with thy feet , that is , before ...
Page 115
... wine to wine and water ; and considers oλon poipa drunkenness . Proculus seems to give a pointless explanation ; and perhaps V. Lennep's is the most reasonable conjecture , " that as oivoxón was the smaller vessel , in which the wine ...
... wine to wine and water ; and considers oλon poipa drunkenness . Proculus seems to give a pointless explanation ; and perhaps V. Lennep's is the most reasonable conjecture , " that as oivoxón was the smaller vessel , in which the wine ...
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