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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... heart to generous love be led , Some captive fair , to blefs thy kingly bed ? Whate'er our matter craves , fubmit we muft , Plagued with his pride , or punish'd for his luft . Oh women of Achaia ! men no more ! Hence let us fly , and ...
... heart to generous love be led , Some captive fair , to blefs thy kingly bed ? Whate'er our matter craves , fubmit we muft , Plagued with his pride , or punish'd for his luft . Oh women of Achaia ! men no more ! Hence let us fly , and ...
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... heart o'ercharg'd with woes : Ye Greeks and Trojans , let the chiefs engage , But fpare the weakness of my feeble age : In yonder walls that object let me thun , Nor view the danger of fo dear a fon . [ fall , Whofe arms fhall conquer ...
... heart o'ercharg'd with woes : Ye Greeks and Trojans , let the chiefs engage , But fpare the weakness of my feeble age : In yonder walls that object let me thun , Nor view the danger of fo dear a fon . [ fall , Whofe arms fhall conquer ...
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... heart exults , and glories in his force ) ; There reverend Neftor ranks his Pylian bands , And with infpiring eloquence commands ; With strictest orders fet his train in arms , The chiefs advifes , and the faldiers warms , Alaftor ...
... heart exults , and glories in his force ) ; There reverend Neftor ranks his Pylian bands , And with infpiring eloquence commands ; With strictest orders fet his train in arms , The chiefs advifes , and the faldiers warms , Alaftor ...
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... heart . Sarpedon first his ardent foul exprefs'd , And , turn'd to Hector , these bold words exprefs'd : Say , chief , is all thy ancient valour loft ? [ boast , Where are thy threats , and where thy glorious That propt alone by Priam's ...
... heart . Sarpedon first his ardent foul exprefs'd , And , turn'd to Hector , these bold words exprefs'd : Say , chief , is all thy ancient valour loft ? [ boast , Where are thy threats , and where thy glorious That propt alone by Priam's ...
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... heart ; His beauteous daughter fell by Phoebe's dart ; His eldest born by raging Mars was flain , In combat on the Solyman plain . Hippolochus furviv'd ; from him I came , The honour'd author of my birth and name ; By his decree I ...
... heart ; His beauteous daughter fell by Phoebe's dart ; His eldest born by raging Mars was flain , In combat on the Solyman plain . Hippolochus furviv'd ; from him I came , The honour'd author of my birth and name ; By his decree I ...
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