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Such both himself , and such the people seem , 35 In the false prospect of the
feigning dream ; As when in early manhood's beardlefs bloom , He stood the
darling hope and joy of Rome . When fierce Sertorius by his arms fuppreft , And
Spain ...
Such both himself , and such the people seem , 35 In the false prospect of the
feigning dream ; As when in early manhood's beardlefs bloom , He stood the
darling hope and joy of Rome . When fierce Sertorius by his arms fuppreft , And
Spain ...
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540 All we can wish for , to secure success , 539 With large advantage , here ,
our arms poffess : See , in the ranks of every common band , Where Rome's
illustrious names for soldiers stand . Could the great dead revisit life again , For
us ...
540 All we can wish for , to secure success , 539 With large advantage , here ,
our arms poffess : See , in the ranks of every common band , Where Rome's
illustrious names for soldiers stand . Could the great dead revisit life again , For
us ...
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Shall Parthia , who with terror fhook from far , To hear thee nam'd , to head the
Roman war , Who saw thee lead proud monarchs in thy chain ... Then haughtily
with Rome her greatness mate , And scorn thy country , for thy groveling fate ?
Shall Parthia , who with terror fhook from far , To hear thee nam'd , to head the
Roman war , Who saw thee lead proud monarchs in thy chain ... Then haughtily
with Rome her greatness mate , And scorn thy country , for thy groveling fate ?
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We've lost a Roman citizen ( he faid ) : 325 One of the noblest of that name is
dead ; Who , though not equal to our fathers found , Nor by their ... Rome held her
freedom ftill , though he was great ; He sway'd the fenate , but they rul'd the statę .
We've lost a Roman citizen ( he faid ) : 325 One of the noblest of that name is
dead ; Who , though not equal to our fathers found , Nor by their ... Rome held her
freedom ftill , though he was great ; He sway'd the fenate , but they rul'd the statę .
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If , Cato , thou for Rome these arms doft bear , If still thy country only be thy care ,
Seek we the legions where Rome's . ensigns fly , 425 Where her proud eagles
wave their wings on high : No matter who to Pompey's power succeeds , We ...
If , Cato , thou for Rome these arms doft bear , If still thy country only be thy care ,
Seek we the legions where Rome's . ensigns fly , 425 Where her proud eagles
wave their wings on high : No matter who to Pompey's power succeeds , We ...
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| Заглавие | The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редактори | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Сътрудник | Samuel Johnson |
| Издател | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Оригиналът е от | Университет „Комплутенсе“, Мадрид |
| Цифровизирана на | 3 авг. 2009 |
| Брой страници | 261 страници |
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