A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Cook's Hesiod. Fawke's Theocritus. Anacreon. Bion. Moschus. Sappho. Musaeus & Apollonius Rhodius. The Rape of Helen. Creech's Lucretius and Grainger's TibullusJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1795 |
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Sivu 61
... because Chryfaor and Callirhoe are not reckoned mortals . Ver . 1354. I believe Memnon and Hemathion were called by the ancient Greeks , fons of Aurora , because they were of the orientals which fettled in Greece . Memnon was king of ...
... because Chryfaor and Callirhoe are not reckoned mortals . Ver . 1354. I believe Memnon and Hemathion were called by the ancient Greeks , fons of Aurora , because they were of the orientals which fettled in Greece . Memnon was king of ...
Sivu 188
... because he is the forerunner of tempefts , and therefore dreadful to mariners . Horace calls him infeflus , Epode 15 . Dum pecori lupus , et nautis infeftus Orion . As long as wolves pursue the fearful sheep , And ftern Orion rages o'er ...
... because he is the forerunner of tempefts , and therefore dreadful to mariners . Horace calls him infeflus , Epode 15 . Dum pecori lupus , et nautis infeftus Orion . As long as wolves pursue the fearful sheep , And ftern Orion rages o'er ...
Sivu 343
... because their verfes feem to be fcabrous ; for that ftyle was then in greatest vogue ; and the following age had much ado to bring themselves at length to relish this smoother diction . There- fore , even in the days of the emperors the ...
... because their verfes feem to be fcabrous ; for that ftyle was then in greatest vogue ; and the following age had much ado to bring themselves at length to relish this smoother diction . There- fore , even in the days of the emperors the ...
Sivu 352
Because where'er the prefling motion goes , It still must meet with ftops , ftill meet with foes : ' Tis natural to bodies to oppofe . 39 ° S So that to move would be in vain to try ; But all would fix'd , stubborn and movelefs lie ...
Because where'er the prefling motion goes , It still must meet with ftops , ftill meet with foes : ' Tis natural to bodies to oppofe . 39 ° S So that to move would be in vain to try ; But all would fix'd , stubborn and movelefs lie ...
Sivu 357
... because the space Is boundless , and admits no lowest place ; No end , which heavy feeds , by nature preft , Might feek below , and fettle there and reft . Now all , from parts of matter mov'd , arise , Which the vast mass eternally ...
... because the space Is boundless , and admits no lowest place ; No end , which heavy feeds , by nature preft , Might feek below , and fettle there and reft . Now all , from parts of matter mov'd , arise , Which the vast mass eternally ...
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