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Page 51
... Rich plenty here shall fill Her horn up to the brim and spill The harvest's glorious revenue Liberally , Tyndaris , for you . Here you may shun the Dog - star's fire , Vale - sheltered , and upon the lyre Of Teos sing old songs of sea ...
... Rich plenty here shall fill Her horn up to the brim and spill The harvest's glorious revenue Liberally , Tyndaris , for you . Here you may shun the Dog - star's fire , Vale - sheltered , and upon the lyre Of Teos sing old songs of sea ...
Page 195
... rich with merchant revenue , Your Gyges . Meanwhile the tempestuous Goat , And the south winds have buffeted his boat To Oricus , and there he keeps Awake through each cold night and weeps . His love - sick hostess sends her maid to say ...
... rich with merchant revenue , Your Gyges . Meanwhile the tempestuous Goat , And the south winds have buffeted his boat To Oricus , and there he keeps Awake through each cold night and weeps . His love - sick hostess sends her maid to say ...
Page 293
... rich Tullus and Ancus and pious Aeneas , Crumble to shadow and dust . Who knows whether the all - high gods intend an addition Made to the sum of today ? Give to your own dear self : that gift is the only possession Fingers of heirs ...
... rich Tullus and Ancus and pious Aeneas , Crumble to shadow and dust . Who knows whether the all - high gods intend an addition Made to the sum of today ? Give to your own dear self : that gift is the only possession Fingers of heirs ...
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Achilles Aeneas Alcaeus amor Apollo Apulia Archytas Argos atque Augustus Bacchus Caesar Catullus consul in B.C. curas dear death deorum deos Diana domos dulce dulci earth father Faunus fire Geloni girl goddess gods grata Greek Hadriae hair heaven Hercules honour Horace horse inter Iovis Italy Iuppiter James Michie Jove king Lapiths Latium Lesbos Line Lydia lyra lyre lyric Maecenas manus mare Mars mero mihi Monaeses mother multa Muse nefas neque nimium nunc Octavian omne omnis once Parthians pater pede Pelops Philippi Phoebus Pirithous poet proelia Proetus puer Pyrrha quae quam quid quis quod Rhoetus river Roman Rome Rome's saepe semel semper sine sing sive Sthenelus sweet tamen Teucer Thessaly Thracian Tiber tibi Tibur town Trojan Trojan War Troy tuae unda underworld Venus virgines virtue vultu wild wind wine young