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Of the ancient Greeks we know more than enough ; at least the younger men of
Europe devote much of their time to the study of the Greek writers and history ,
which would be more usefully spent in mastering their own . Of the moderns , we
...
Of the ancient Greeks we know more than enough ; at least the younger men of
Europe devote much of their time to the study of the Greek writers and history ,
which would be more usefully spent in mastering their own . Of the moderns , we
...
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Stanza lxxxviii . line 1 . Ancient Rome , like modern Sienna , abounded most
probably with images of the foster - mother of her founder : but there were two
she - wolves of whom history makes particular mention . One of these , of brass in
...
Stanza lxxxviii . line 1 . Ancient Rome , like modern Sienna , abounded most
probably with images of the foster - mother of her founder : but there were two
she - wolves of whom history makes particular mention . One of these , of brass in
...
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To him Rycquius tremblingly assents . 3 Nardini is inclined to suppose it may be
one of the many wolves preserved in ancient Rome ; but of the two rather bends
to the Ciceronian statue . * Montfaucons mentions it as a point without doubt .
To him Rycquius tremblingly assents . 3 Nardini is inclined to suppose it may be
one of the many wolves preserved in ancient Rome ; but of the two rather bends
to the Ciceronian statue . * Montfaucons mentions it as a point without doubt .
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Winkelmann has observed , that the present twins are modern ; and it is equally
clear that there are marks of gilding on the wolf , which might therefore be
supposed to make part of the ancient group . It is known that the sacred images of
the ...
Winkelmann has observed , that the present twins are modern ; and it is equally
clear that there are marks of gilding on the wolf , which might therefore be
supposed to make part of the ancient group . It is known that the sacred images of
the ...
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But Faunus , in saying that it was at the Ficus Ruminalis by the Comitium , is only
talking of its ancient position as recorded by Pliny ; and even if he had been
remarking where it was found , would not have alluded to the church of Saint ...
But Faunus , in saying that it was at the Ficus Ruminalis by the Comitium , is only
talking of its ancient position as recorded by Pliny ; and even if he had been
remarking where it was found , would not have alluded to the church of Saint ...
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| Título | The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 1 The Works of Lord Byron, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Autor | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Editor | John Murray, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun 2008 |
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