 | Homer - 1761 - 474 pages
...fpoke : O happy youth ! and favour'd of the fides, 480 Diftinguifhed care of guardian deities ! \Vbofe early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood, no ignoble age. For lo ! no other of the court above . , Than me, the daughter of almighty Jove, 485 Pallas herfelf, the war-triumphant... | |
 | 1792 - 918 pages
...of the Jkivi, Qiftinguiih'd care of guardian Deities ! Whofe early years for future worth engage, So vulgar manhood, no ignoble age. For, lo ! none other of the court above Than (he, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herlelf, the war-triumphant maid, Confeft is thine, as or.ce... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 1104 pages
...the (kie», Diftinguifh'd care of guardian Deities ! Whole early years for future worth engage, SJo vulgar manhood, no ignoble age. For, lo ! none other of the court above Than (he, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herfelf, the war-triumphant maid, touted is thine, as once... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1804 - 496 pages
...and fpoke : Oh, happy youth 1 and favour'd of the fkies, Diftinguillrd care of guardian Deities ! 401 Whofe early years for future worth engage, No vulgar...ignoble age. For lo ! none other of the court above Than (he, the daughter of Almighty Jove, 485 Pallas herfelf, the war-triumphant maid* Confed is thine, a*... | |
 | Homer - Epic poetry, Greek - 1806 - 198 pages
...: O happy youth ! and favour'd of the skies, 480 Distinguish'd care of guardian deities ! 150 Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood,...ignoble age. For lo! none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of almighty Jove, 485 Pallas herself, the war-triumphant maid, Confess'd is thine,... | |
 | Homerus - 1807 - 408 pages
...spoke. Oh happy youth ! and favour'd of the skies, 480 Distinguish'd care of guardian deities ! Whose early years for future worth engage No vulgar manhood,...age : For lo ! none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of Almighty Jove, 485 Pallas herself, the war-triumphant maid, Confest is thine,... | |
 | Greek literature - 1813 - 386 pages
...spoke : ' O happy youth ! and favour'd of the skies, Distinguish'd care of guardian deities I Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood,...ignoble age. For lo! none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herself, the war-triumphant maid, Confess'd is thine, as... | |
 | Greek literature - 1813 - 406 pages
...spoke : ' O happy youth! and favour'd of the skies, Distinguish'd care of guardian deities 1 Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood, no ignoble age. For lo 1 none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herself, the war-triumphant... | |
 | Homerus - 1818 - 434 pages
...spoke. Oh, happy youth! and favour' d of the skies, 480 Distinguish'd care of guardian deities! Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood,...ignoble age. For lo! none other of the court above Than she, the danghter of almighty Jove, 485 Pallas herself, the war-trinmphant maid, Confi-st is thine,... | |
 | British poets - Classical poetry - 1822 - 348 pages
...spoke — ' O happy youth ! and favoiir'd of the skies, Distinguish'd care of guardian deities! Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood,...ignoble age. For lo ! none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herself, the war-triumphant maid, Confess'd is thine, as... | |
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Whose early years for future worth engage, No vulgar manhood, no ignoble age. For lo ! none other of the court above Than she, the daughter of almighty Jove, Pallas herself, the war-triumphant maid, Confess'd is thine, as once thy father's aid. 
