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... sweet oile , the sweet charitie The untoucht virgin shewd in his attire 360 He cloth'd him with . Then Pallas put a fire , More than before , into his sparkling eies , His late soile set off with his soone fresh guise . His locks ...
... sweet oile , the sweet charitie The untoucht virgin shewd in his attire 360 He cloth'd him with . Then Pallas put a fire , More than before , into his sparkling eies , His late soile set off with his soone fresh guise . His locks ...
Page 122
... Sweet Figs , Peares , Olives , and a number more Most usefull Plants did there produce their store , Whose fruits the hardest Winter could not kill , Nor hotest Summer wither . There was still Fruite in his proper season all the yeare .
... Sweet Figs , Peares , Olives , and a number more Most usefull Plants did there produce their store , Whose fruits the hardest Winter could not kill , Nor hotest Summer wither . There was still Fruite in his proper season all the yeare .
Page 155
... sweet medowes spring , That yet of fresh streames want no watering To their soft burthens , but of speciall yeeld Your vines would be there and your common field But gentle worke make for your plow , yet beare A loftie harvest when you ...
... sweet medowes spring , That yet of fresh streames want no watering To their soft burthens , but of speciall yeeld Your vines would be there and your common field But gentle worke make for your plow , yet beare A loftie harvest when you ...
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Certaine Ancient Greeke Epigrammes | 9 |
The Second Booke | 28 |
The Third Booke | 43 |
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Alcinous amongst Amphinomus answerd Antinous arriv'd Atrides beare blood BOOKE of HOMER'S bore brought cast command counsaile Court Cyclop Dame death Deities divine doth eare earth Eumæus Euryclea Eurylochus Eurymachus eyes faire fame farre Fate Father feast fire flew friends gave gifts give gloss Goddesse Gods grace Guest hand hast hath heare heart heaven heere HOMER'S ODYSSES I'le Icarius Jove Jove's King Laertes Laodamas liv'd live Lotophagi lov'd maids Megapenthes Melanthius Menelaus mind Minerva mov'd Nausicaa Neptune never night Nuptials Oxen Pallas past Penelope Phæacians Pisistratus powre praid Pylos Queene reacht rest sacred sate seate selfe serv'd shew ship shore sight Sire sleepe sonne souldiers soule spirit stood strait strooke Sunne sweet teares Telemachus thee Theoclymenus things thou thought Tiresias tooke Troy Troyans Ulysses usde vertue weeds wife winds wine wise wisedome wooers words yeeld yong