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 13
... feas the wondering warriors bear ; The first to battle on th ' appointed plain , But new to all the dangers of the main . Thofe , where fair Elis and Buprafium join ; Whom Hyrmin , here , and Myrfinus confine , And bounded there where o ...
... feas the wondering warriors bear ; The first to battle on th ' appointed plain , But new to all the dangers of the main . Thofe , where fair Elis and Buprafium join ; Whom Hyrmin , here , and Myrfinus confine , And bounded there where o ...
Page 51
... feas and land ; The noblest power that might the world controul They gave thee not - a brave and virtuous foul . Is this a general's voice , that would fuggeft Fears like his own to every Grecian breaft ? Curs'd is the man , and void of ...
... feas and land ; The noblest power that might the world controul They gave thee not - a brave and virtuous foul . Is this a general's voice , that would fuggeft Fears like his own to every Grecian breaft ? Curs'd is the man , and void of ...
Page 52
... feas profound , Whofe liquid arms the mighty globe furround , They pour forth vows , their embassy to blefs , And calm the rage of ftern acides . And now , arriv'd where on the fandy bay The Myrmidonian tents and vessels lay , Amus'd at ...
... feas profound , Whofe liquid arms the mighty globe furround , They pour forth vows , their embassy to blefs , And calm the rage of ftern acides . And now , arriv'd where on the fandy bay The Myrmidonian tents and vessels lay , Amus'd at ...
Page 54
... feas and land ; The noblest power that might the world controul They gave thee not - a brave and virtuous foul . Is this a general's voice , that would fuggeft Fears like his own to every Grecian breast ? Confiding in our want of worth ...
... feas and land ; The noblest power that might the world controul They gave thee not - a brave and virtuous foul . Is this a general's voice , that would fuggeft Fears like his own to every Grecian breast ? Confiding in our want of worth ...
Page 87
... feas , and through th ' aërial way , der Ide : of thy fuperior power content , I leave th ' Olympian bower ; erk , unknown to thee , the facred cells nder leas , where hoary Ocean dwells . that ( faid Jove ) fuffice another day ; love ...
... feas , and through th ' aërial way , der Ide : of thy fuperior power content , I leave th ' Olympian bower ; erk , unknown to thee , the facred cells nder leas , where hoary Ocean dwells . that ( faid Jove ) fuffice another day ; love ...
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