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... feast called Choa at Athens ( to wit , the feasts of the dead where they make sprinklings and sacrifices for the dead ) and that they two then feasted together by themselves , Apemantus said to the other : ' Oh , here is a trim banquet ...
... feast called Choa at Athens ( to wit , the feasts of the dead where they make sprinklings and sacrifices for the dead ) and that they two then feasted together by themselves , Apemantus said to the other : ' Oh , here is a trim banquet ...
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... Feasts are too proud to give thanks to the gods . 60 Immortal gods , I crave no pelf ; I pray for no man but myself ... Feasts ] i.e. the givers of feasts ; water and fire having in the former line been personified by the word ' equals ...
... Feasts are too proud to give thanks to the gods . 60 Immortal gods , I crave no pelf ; I pray for no man but myself ... Feasts ] i.e. the givers of feasts ; water and fire having in the former line been personified by the word ' equals ...
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... Feast thine eies . ] F 1 . pretend to weep merely in order to provoke these to drown grief in the cup . . . 113 , 114. Joy had . up ] with us too at the same instant joy mixed with tears came forth like a new - born babe . That a ...
... Feast thine eies . ] F 1 . pretend to weep merely in order to provoke these to drown grief in the cup . . . 113 , 114. Joy had . up ] with us too at the same instant joy mixed with tears came forth like a new - born babe . That a ...
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