...those in charge of it. For the use of propagate, cf. Chapman, Odyssey, xvi. (quoted by Steevens) : "to try if we, Alone, may propagate to victory Our bold encounters ;" and again, Iliad, iv. : " I doubt not but this night Even to the fleete to propagate the Greeks'...

...those in charge of it. For the use of propagate, cf. Chapman, Odyssey, xvi. (quoted by Steevens) : "to try if we, Alone, may propagate to victory Our bold encounters ;" and again, Iliad, iv. : " I doubt not but this night Even to the fleete to propagate the Greeks'...

...probably means continuance, or perhaps increase. In Chapman's Odyssey, xvi., occurs this passage : — " to try if we, Alone, may propagate to victory Our bold encounters ; " and again, in Chapman's Iliad, iv. : — " I doubt not but this night Even to the fleete to propagate...

...probably means continuance, or perhaps increase. In Chapman's Odyssey, xvi., occurs this passage : — " to try if we, Alone, may propagate to victory Our bold encounters ; " and again, in Chapman's Iliad, iv. : — " I doubt not but this night Even to the fleete to propagate...

...the favour of those in charge of it. For this use of propagate, cf. Chapman, Odyssey, xvi. : — " to try if we, Alone, may propagate to victory Our bold encounters ; " and again, Iliad, iv. : — " I doubt not but this night Even to the fleete to propagate the Greeks'...

...Bacon, with trans, of Hesiod. For I Will propagate mine own precedency. Trans, of Hom. Hymn to Apollo. To try, if we Alone may propagate to victory Our bold encounters of them all. 16th Odyssey, 81. Her most lawfully sought propagation, both of blood and blessing. Pref. to Justification...

...Bacon, with trans. of Hesiod. For I Will propagate mine own precedency. Trans. of Hom. Hymn to Apollo. To try, if we Alone may propagate to victory Our bold encounters of them all. l&lh Odyssey, 81. Her most lawfully sought propagation, both of blood and blessing. Pref. to Justification...

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...may cast over their estates A curious measure, and confer the rates 310 Of our two pow'rs and theirs, to try if we Alone may propagate to victory Our bold...preferr'd To mighty glory, but your speeches now Your vent'rous mind exceeding mighty show. Ev'n to amaze they move me; for, in right Of no fit counsel,...

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