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... of the fame kind Paufanias tells us of Atalanta , who , when hunting , being a - thirst , ftruck a rock with her hunting - ftaff , and thence flowed water . Neda , of all the nymphs that Ammon nurst , THE HYMN TO JUPITER . 7.
... of the fame kind Paufanias tells us of Atalanta , who , when hunting , being a - thirst , ftruck a rock with her hunting - ftaff , and thence flowed water . Neda , of all the nymphs that Ammon nurst , THE HYMN TO JUPITER . 7.
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... nymphs engaged in this care , fave Styx and Philyre - had there been no more than these three - fhe was , in one word , the youngest of all . Paufanias , in his Arca- dics , mentions three nurfes of Jupiter , " The Arcadians , fays he ...
... nymphs engaged in this care , fave Styx and Philyre - had there been no more than these three - fhe was , in one word , the youngest of all . Paufanias , in his Arca- dics , mentions three nurfes of Jupiter , " The Arcadians , fays he ...
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Callimachus, William Dodd. To Cnoffus brought , the Melian nymphs abode , With joy the Melian nymphs embrac'd the God ; His wants Adrafte fedulous fupplies , And in the golden cradle lulls his cries : Milk from the duteous goat the God ...
Callimachus, William Dodd. To Cnoffus brought , the Melian nymphs abode , With joy the Melian nymphs embrac'd the God ; His wants Adrafte fedulous fupplies , And in the golden cradle lulls his cries : Milk from the duteous goat the God ...
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... nymph away , And gave her o'er the world's third part to reign . Antistrophe x . Bright Venus , goddefs of the fair , Who holds her courts and revels there , Smiling receiv'd her Delian guest , ` And breath'd foft love thro ' each ...
... nymph away , And gave her o'er the world's third part to reign . Antistrophe x . Bright Venus , goddefs of the fair , Who holds her courts and revels there , Smiling receiv'd her Delian guest , ` And breath'd foft love thro ' each ...
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... nymphs fhall blefs , With nectar and ambrofia heavenly food : Which to his fire's and grandfire's place fhall raife , And make of men's delight the man , a God : Epode 3 . The fields and flocks , his care fhall claim , And Ariftaus be ...
... nymphs fhall blefs , With nectar and ambrofia heavenly food : Which to his fire's and grandfire's place fhall raife , And make of men's delight the man , a God : Epode 3 . The fields and flocks , his care fhall claim , And Ariftaus be ...
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Page 100 - And king Solomon, and all the congregation of Israel, that were assembled unto him, were with him before the ark, sacrificing sheep and oxen, that could not be told nor numbered for multitude. 6 And the priests brought in the ark of the covenant of the LORD unto his place, into the oracle of the house, to the most holy place, even under the wings of the cherubims.
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