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Horace. PREFACE . 1 In the present edition of Smart's Horace , the trans- lation has been revised wherever it seemed capable of being rendered closer and more accurate . Orelli's text has been generally followed , and a considerable ...
Horace. PREFACE . 1 In the present edition of Smart's Horace , the trans- lation has been revised wherever it seemed capable of being rendered closer and more accurate . Orelli's text has been generally followed , and a considerable ...
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... trans- porting the seat of empire to Troy or Alexandria , after having exhausted Italy of its treasures and inhabitants . This was strongly reported a little before the dictator was put to death ; and , as Augustus seemed willing to ...
... trans- porting the seat of empire to Troy or Alexandria , after having exhausted Italy of its treasures and inhabitants . This was strongly reported a little before the dictator was put to death ; and , as Augustus seemed willing to ...
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Horace. nation , which , tossed in the Etrurian waves , bravely trans- ported their gods , and sons , and aged fathers , from the burned Troy to the Italian cities , like an oak lopped by sturdy axes in Algidum abounding in dusky leaves ...
Horace. nation , which , tossed in the Etrurian waves , bravely trans- ported their gods , and sons , and aged fathers , from the burned Troy to the Italian cities , like an oak lopped by sturdy axes in Algidum abounding in dusky leaves ...
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... trans- ferred elsewhere : but I shall laugh in my turn . ODE XVI . TO THE ROMAN PEOPLE . 42 and Rome Now is another age worn away by civil wars , herself falls by her own strength . Whom neither the border- ing Marsi could destroy , nor ...
... trans- ferred elsewhere : but I shall laugh in my turn . ODE XVI . TO THE ROMAN PEOPLE . 42 and Rome Now is another age worn away by civil wars , herself falls by her own strength . Whom neither the border- ing Marsi could destroy , nor ...
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... ' vacation ; hence Octonis idibus denote the period of tuition : trans . " bringing the money for eight months ' instruc tion . " WHeeler . manteau galls with its weight , as does the horseman 168 BOOK I. SATIRES OF HORACE .
... ' vacation ; hence Octonis idibus denote the period of tuition : trans . " bringing the money for eight months ' instruc tion . " WHeeler . manteau galls with its weight , as does the horseman 168 BOOK I. SATIRES OF HORACE .
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