The Works of the English Poets, Volume 56J. Rivington, 1779 - 371 pages |
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... Chromius of Ætna ( a city of Sicily ) who gained the victory in the Chariot- Race , in the Nemean Games . A R G U. M E N Ꭲ . FROM the praifes of Ortygia ( an ifland near Sicily , and part of the city of Syracufe , to which it was ...
... Chromius of Ætna ( a city of Sicily ) who gained the victory in the Chariot- Race , in the Nemean Games . A R G U. M E N Ꭲ . FROM the praifes of Ortygia ( an ifland near Sicily , and part of the city of Syracufe , to which it was ...
Page 203
... Chromius ; while Sicilian Jove Hears with delight through Ætna's founding grove The gratulations of the hymning choir , Whom thy victorious carr and Nemea's palms infpire . .... ANTIS TROPHE I. The basis of his future praise Affifted by ...
... Chromius ; while Sicilian Jove Hears with delight through Ætna's founding grove The gratulations of the hymning choir , Whom thy victorious carr and Nemea's palms infpire . .... ANTIS TROPHE I. The basis of his future praise Affifted by ...
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... Chromius no unwelcome guest I come , high founding my Dircæan chord ; Who for his Poet hath prepar'd the feast , And spread with luxury his friendly board , For For never from his generous gate Unentertain'd the ftranger flies , ་
... Chromius no unwelcome guest I come , high founding my Dircæan chord ; Who for his Poet hath prepar'd the feast , And spread with luxury his friendly board , For For never from his generous gate Unentertain'd the ftranger flies , ་
Page 205
... Chromius blest Suppreffes not his active powers . I hate the mifer , whofe unfocial breast Locks from the world his ufelefs ftores . Wealth by the bounteous only is enjoy'd , Whofe treasures in diffufive good employ'd The rich returns ...
... Chromius blest Suppreffes not his active powers . I hate the mifer , whofe unfocial breast Locks from the world his ufelefs ftores . Wealth by the bounteous only is enjoy'd , Whofe treasures in diffufive good employ'd The rich returns ...
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