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... grac't my With no such honor . Both my Sire and I Are borne to suffer everlastingly . ' destinie Nestor Telemacho . 270 275 280 ' Because you name those wooers , Friend , ' said he , ' Report sayes many such , in spite of thee ...
... grac't my With no such honor . Both my Sire and I Are borne to suffer everlastingly . ' destinie Nestor Telemacho . 270 275 280 ' Because you name those wooers , Friend , ' said he , ' Report sayes many such , in spite of thee ...
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... grac't With silver studs and gainst a Pillar plac't , Where as the Center to the State he rests , And round about the circle of the Guests . The Herald on a Pinne above his head 75 80 85 His soundfull harpe hung , to whose height he led ...
... grac't With silver studs and gainst a Pillar plac't , Where as the Center to the State he rests , And round about the circle of the Guests . The Herald on a Pinne above his head 75 80 85 His soundfull harpe hung , to whose height he led ...
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... grac't every lim , His body straitn'd , and his youth instill'd , His fresh blood call'd up , every wrinkle fill'd Telemachus to his Father . 195 200 205 210 215 220 225 About his broken eyes , and on his chin The browne haire spred ...
... grac't every lim , His body straitn'd , and his youth instill'd , His fresh blood call'd up , every wrinkle fill'd Telemachus to his Father . 195 200 205 210 215 220 225 About his broken eyes , and on his chin The browne haire spred ...
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Certaine Ancient Greeke Epigrammes | 9 |
The Second Booke | 28 |
The Third Booke | 43 |
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Alcinous Amongst answerd Antinous arriv'd Atrides beare bore brest brought call'd cast command counsailes Dame death Deities divine doth eare earth Eumæus Euryclea Eurylochus Eurymachus eyes faire Fame farre Fate Father feare feast fire flew forc't friends gave gifts give gloss Goddesse Gods grac't grace Guest hand hast hath heare heart heaven heere Hermes Homer I'le Icarius Iliads immortall Jove Jove's King Laertes Lance Laodamas liv'd live Lotophagi lov'd Maid means Megapenthes Melanthius Menelaus minde Minerva mortall Muse Nausicaa Neptune never Night Oxen Pallas past Phæacians Phane Phoebus Pisistratus powre praid Pylos Queene reacht rest rich sacred seate selfe shew ship shore sight sing Sire sleepe sonne soule spirit stood strait strooke Sunne sweet teares Telemachus th'Immortalls thee Theoclymenus things thou thought tooke Ulysses usde weeds wife wine wisedome wisht wooers words yeeld yong