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Page 38
... beauty of Apollo's hair is implied in the epithet ' flavus . ' Apollo is also patron of music in LLL 5. 2. 941 ; Troil . 3. 3. 305 ; Shr . Ind . 2. 37 . He is patron of learning in Per . 3. 2. 67 and probably also in Troil . 1. 3. 328 ...
... beauty of Apollo's hair is implied in the epithet ' flavus . ' Apollo is also patron of music in LLL 5. 2. 941 ; Troil . 3. 3. 305 ; Shr . Ind . 2. 37 . He is patron of learning in Per . 3. 2. 67 and probably also in Troil . 1. 3. 328 ...
Page 61
... beauty . ' Shak . Lib . Pt . I. Vol . 4. p . 49 . Fortune . Fortune , a personification , half mythological , half philo- sophical , of the unstable , irresponsible power which seems to govern the happiness of men , furthering or ...
... beauty . ' Shak . Lib . Pt . I. Vol . 4. p . 49 . Fortune . Fortune , a personification , half mythological , half philo- sophical , of the unstable , irresponsible power which seems to govern the happiness of men , furthering or ...
Page 102
... beauty . ' For this I have found no specific antecedent . The two remaining passages refer to the rape of Proserpina by Dis . In the first Ceres says : ' Since they ( i . e . Venus and Cupid ) did plot The means that dusky Dis my ...
... beauty . ' For this I have found no specific antecedent . The two remaining passages refer to the rape of Proserpina by Dis . In the first Ceres says : ' Since they ( i . e . Venus and Cupid ) did plot The means that dusky Dis my ...
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