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... Troy , but ends with the death of Hector ; because , as the anger of Achilles was the fubject of the action , and that ending with the reconci- liation between him and Agamemnon , and the deftruction of the Trojan hero , Homer could not ...
... Troy , but ends with the death of Hector ; because , as the anger of Achilles was the fubject of the action , and that ending with the reconci- liation between him and Agamemnon , and the deftruction of the Trojan hero , Homer could not ...
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... Troy , and the warning and admonition Eneas then receiv'd from Hector's ghoft , are extremely pathetic . Sinon ... Troy ; Flung at the fhips , like heav'n's almighty fire , Flames after flames , and wrapt a fleet in fire . Now gafh'd ...
... Troy , and the warning and admonition Eneas then receiv'd from Hector's ghoft , are extremely pathetic . Sinon ... Troy ; Flung at the fhips , like heav'n's almighty fire , Flames after flames , and wrapt a fleet in fire . Now gafh'd ...
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John Newbery. Enough to Priam and to Troy before Was paid ; then strive with deftiny no more ; Could any mortal hand prevent our fate , This hand , and this alone , had fav'd the state . Troy to thy care commends her wand'ring gods ...
John Newbery. Enough to Priam and to Troy before Was paid ; then strive with deftiny no more ; Could any mortal hand prevent our fate , This hand , and this alone , had fav'd the state . Troy to thy care commends her wand'ring gods ...
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