The Hymns of Callimachustranslator, and sold, 1755 - 212 páginas |
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... said , he shook the holy ground , The laurels and the lofty hills around : And from the tripods rufh a bellowing found . And , DRYDEN . -Procul bine procul este profani , & c . NEID . 6 . Fly Far , ye profane , far off ! with beauteous ...
... said , he shook the holy ground , The laurels and the lofty hills around : And from the tripods rufh a bellowing found . And , DRYDEN . -Procul bine procul este profani , & c . NEID . 6 . Fly Far , ye profane , far off ! with beauteous ...
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... said to come forth with their heads crowned πιτυος κόμαις . Ovid , in his fafi , calls the pine , pura arbor , and one of his com- mentators remarks : Ad conciliandam caftitatem Thefmophoriazufæ hujus foliis cubitus fibi ferne- bant ...
... said to come forth with their heads crowned πιτυος κόμαις . Ovid , in his fafi , calls the pine , pura arbor , and one of his com- mentators remarks : Ad conciliandam caftitatem Thefmophoriazufæ hujus foliis cubitus fibi ferne- bant ...
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... said in the 39th chapter of fab ver . 3. of the wild- goats of the rock , " that they bring forth their young ones , they cast out their forrows — and I obferve , in the Septuagint , the very fame word , which we have in Callimachus ...
... said in the 39th chapter of fab ver . 3. of the wild- goats of the rock , " that they bring forth their young ones , they cast out their forrows — and I obferve , in the Septuagint , the very fame word , which we have in Callimachus ...
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... Said to be the fame with the moon , and by whom , p . 56 , n . 31. Is call'd Omnivega , and why , ibid . Why call'd Diana , and why particularly invok'd to the affittance , of child- bearing women , ibid . Is faid to preside over ports ...
... Said to be the fame with the moon , and by whom , p . 56 , n . 31. Is call'd Omnivega , and why , ibid . Why call'd Diana , and why particularly invok'd to the affittance , of child- bearing women , ibid . Is faid to preside over ports ...
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... Said to be ftolen from her mother by Pluto , and why , p . 152 , n . 33 Her rape only an allegory , ibid . Ptolemy , his character as drawn by Callimachus , p . 17 , n . 133. Is justly admired as a mafter- piece , ibid . A peculiar ...
... Said to be ftolen from her mother by Pluto , and why , p . 152 , n . 33 Her rape only an allegory , ibid . Ptolemy , his character as drawn by Callimachus , p . 17 , n . 133. Is justly admired as a mafter- piece , ibid . A peculiar ...
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