A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... hand a pointed javelin thakes , With equal speed , and fir'd by equal charins , The Spartan hero fheaths his limbs in arms . Now round the lifts the admiring armies ftand , With javelins fix'd , the Greek and Trojan band . Amidst the ...
... hand a pointed javelin thakes , With equal speed , and fir'd by equal charins , The Spartan hero fheaths his limbs in arms . Now round the lifts the admiring armies ftand , With javelins fix'd , the Greek and Trojan band . Amidst the ...
Page 26
... hand by Diomed . Apollo feconds her in his refcue , and at length carries off Aneas to Troy , where he is healed ' in the temple of Pergamus . Mars rallies the Trojans , and affifts Hector to make a ftand . In the mean time neas is ...
... hand by Diomed . Apollo feconds her in his refcue , and at length carries off Aneas to Troy , where he is healed ' in the temple of Pergamus . Mars rallies the Trojans , and affifts Hector to make a ftand . In the mean time neas is ...
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... hand , And left the chariots in my native land . Too late , O friend ! my rafhness I deplore ; These shafts , once fatal , carry - death no more . Tydeus ' and Atreus ' fons their points have found , And undiffembled gore pursued the ...
... hand , And left the chariots in my native land . Too late , O friend ! my rafhness I deplore ; These shafts , once fatal , carry - death no more . Tydeus ' and Atreus ' fons their points have found , And undiffembled gore pursued the ...
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... hand : With fix small ships , and but a slender train , He left the town a wide - deferted plain . But what art thou ? who deedlefs look'st around , While unreveng'd thy Lycians bite the ground : Small aid to Troy thy feeble force can ...
... hand : With fix small ships , and but a slender train , He left the town a wide - deferted plain . But what art thou ? who deedlefs look'st around , While unreveng'd thy Lycians bite the ground : Small aid to Troy thy feeble force can ...
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... hand The fquadrons part ; th ' expecting Trojans ftand : Great Agamemnon bids the Greeks forbear ; They breathe ... hand Had fetch'd thee breathlefs on the hoftile ftrand , But all at once , thy fury to compole , The kings of Greece , an ...
... hand The fquadrons part ; th ' expecting Trojans ftand : Great Agamemnon bids the Greeks forbear ; They breathe ... hand Had fetch'd thee breathlefs on the hoftile ftrand , But all at once , thy fury to compole , The kings of Greece , an ...
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