The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Trojan heroes , are , for the most part , afcribed to the influence and partiality of the gods . Thus , when Patroclus is flain by Hector , we are told , that the deed was perform'd by Phabus , tho ' Hector had the reputation of it ...
... Trojan heroes , are , for the most part , afcribed to the influence and partiality of the gods . Thus , when Patroclus is flain by Hector , we are told , that the deed was perform'd by Phabus , tho ' Hector had the reputation of it ...
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... Trojan hero , who receiv'd from fame The welcome found , and heard the champion's name , Soon leaves the taken works , and mounted walls , Greedy of war , where greater glory calls . He fprings to fight , exulting in his force ; His ...
... Trojan hero , who receiv'd from fame The welcome found , and heard the champion's name , Soon leaves the taken works , and mounted walls , Greedy of war , where greater glory calls . He fprings to fight , exulting in his force ; His ...
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... Trojan fleet in full fail , and fell into the most extreme agonies of defpair and madness . Now o'er the glittering lawns Aurora spread Her orient beam , and left her golden bed . Soon as the queen at carly dawn beheld The navy move ...
... Trojan fleet in full fail , and fell into the most extreme agonies of defpair and madness . Now o'er the glittering lawns Aurora spread Her orient beam , and left her golden bed . Soon as the queen at carly dawn beheld The navy move ...
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