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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... mind : In his black thoughts revenge and flaughter roll , And . fcenes of blood rife dreadful in his foul . Twelve days were past , and now the dawning light The Gods had fummon'd to th ' Olympian height : Jove firft afcending from the ...
... mind : In his black thoughts revenge and flaughter roll , And . fcenes of blood rife dreadful in his foul . Twelve days were past , and now the dawning light The Gods had fummon'd to th ' Olympian height : Jove firft afcending from the ...
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... mind , No God can govern , and no juftice bind . Say , mighty father ! fhall we fcourge his pride , And drive from fight th ' impetuous homicide ? To whom affenting thus the Thunderer said : Go ! and the great Minerva be thy aid . To ...
... mind , No God can govern , and no juftice bind . Say , mighty father ! fhall we fcourge his pride , And drive from fight th ' impetuous homicide ? To whom affenting thus the Thunderer said : Go ! and the great Minerva be thy aid . To ...
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... mind ! Shall thefe , fhall thefe Atrides ' mercy find ! Well haft thou known proud Troy's perfidious land , And well her natives merit at thy hand ! Not one of all the race , nor fex , nor age , Shall fave a Trojan from our boundless ...
... mind ! Shall thefe , fhall thefe Atrides ' mercy find ! Well haft thou known proud Troy's perfidious land , And well her natives merit at thy hand ! Not one of all the race , nor fex , nor age , Shall fave a Trojan from our boundless ...
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... mind :) For Diomed's braís arms , of mean device , For which nine oxen paid , ( a vulgar price ) ; He gave his own , of gold divinely wrought , A hundred beeves the fhining purchase bought , Mean time the guardian of the Trojan flate ...
... mind :) For Diomed's braís arms , of mean device , For which nine oxen paid , ( a vulgar price ) ; He gave his own , of gold divinely wrought , A hundred beeves the fhining purchase bought , Mean time the guardian of the Trojan flate ...
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... mind Or go , and Paris fhall not lag behind . i mon He faid , nor anfwer'd Priam's warlike for When Helen thus with lowly grace begun : Oh generous brother ! if the guilty dame , That caus'd thefc woes , deferves a fifter's name ! Would ...
... mind Or go , and Paris fhall not lag behind . i mon He faid , nor anfwer'd Priam's warlike for When Helen thus with lowly grace begun : Oh generous brother ! if the guilty dame , That caus'd thefc woes , deferves a fifter's name ! Would ...
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