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Page 45
... gave them honor'd place Betwixt his Sire and brother Thrasymed , Who sate at feast on soft Fels that were spred Along the sea sands , kerv'd , and reacht to them Parts of the inwards , and did make a streame Of spritely wine into a ...
... gave them honor'd place Betwixt his Sire and brother Thrasymed , Who sate at feast on soft Fels that were spred Along the sea sands , kerv'd , and reacht to them Parts of the inwards , and did make a streame Of spritely wine into a ...
Page 170
... gave as wives , Who spent in feastfull comforts all their lives , Close seated by their Sire and his grave Spouse . Past number were the dishes that the house Made ever savour , and still full the Hall 5 པ་ 10 As long as day shin'd ; in ...
... gave as wives , Who spent in feastfull comforts all their lives , Close seated by their Sire and his grave Spouse . Past number were the dishes that the house Made ever savour , and still full the Hall 5 པ་ 10 As long as day shin'd ; in ...
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... Gave timely date to it . ' This charg'd the pow'rs 465 Both of his knees and heart with such impression Of sodaine comfort that it gave possession Of all to Trance - the signes were all so true , And did the love that gave them so renue ...
... Gave timely date to it . ' This charg'd the pow'rs 465 Both of his knees and heart with such impression Of sodaine comfort that it gave possession Of all to Trance - the signes were all so true , And did the love that gave them so renue ...
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Certaine Ancient Greeke Epigrammes | 9 |
The Second Booke | 28 |
The Third Booke | 43 |
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