A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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Page 21
... Pallas waits thy high commands , To raife in arms the Greek and Phrygian bands ; Their fudden friendship by her art , may cease , And the proud Trojans firit infringe the peace . The Sire of men and Monarch of the iky , Th ' advice ...
... Pallas waits thy high commands , To raife in arms the Greek and Phrygian bands ; Their fudden friendship by her art , may cease , And the proud Trojans firit infringe the peace . The Sire of men and Monarch of the iky , Th ' advice ...
Page 23
... to dare The fhocks of armies , and commence the war , For this your names are call'd before the rest , To thare the pleasures of the genial feast a Bur Pallas now Tydides ' foul inspires , Fills with Bij ILIA D , Book IV . 23 .
... to dare The fhocks of armies , and commence the war , For this your names are call'd before the rest , To thare the pleasures of the genial feast a Bur Pallas now Tydides ' foul inspires , Fills with Bij ILIA D , Book IV . 23 .
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... Pallas guarded through the dreadful field ; Might darts be bid to turn their points away , And fwords around him innocently play ; The war's whole art , with wonder had he feen , And counted heroes where he counted men . So fought each ...
... Pallas guarded through the dreadful field ; Might darts be bid to turn their points away , And fwords around him innocently play ; The war's whole art , with wonder had he feen , And counted heroes where he counted men . So fought each ...
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... Pallas now Tydides ' foul inspires , Fills with her force , and warms with all her fires , Above the Greeks his deathlefs fame to raife , And crown her hero with diftinguith'd praife . High on his helm celeftial lightnings play , His ...
... Pallas now Tydides ' foul inspires , Fills with her force , and warms with all her fires , Above the Greeks his deathlefs fame to raife , And crown her hero with diftinguith'd praife . High on his helm celeftial lightnings play , His ...
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... Pallas tells me , and forbids to fly . But if the dooms , and if no God withstand , That both fhall fall by one victorious hand ; Then heed my words : my horses here detain , Fix'd to the chariot by the ftraiten'd rein ; Swift to Æneas ...
... Pallas tells me , and forbids to fly . But if the dooms , and if no God withstand , That both fhall fall by one victorious hand ; Then heed my words : my horses here detain , Fix'd to the chariot by the ftraiten'd rein ; Swift to Æneas ...
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