The Works of the English Poets, Том 55J. Rivington, 1779 - 368 страници |
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... the lawns , And o'er the vale of Richmond , where with Thames Ye love to wander , Amalthea pours Well - pleas'd the wealth of that Ammonian horn , Her ' Her dower ; unmindful of the fragrant ifles Nyfæan 302 AKENSIDE'S POEMS .
... the lawns , And o'er the vale of Richmond , where with Thames Ye love to wander , Amalthea pours Well - pleas'd the wealth of that Ammonian horn , Her ' Her dower ; unmindful of the fragrant ifles Nyfæan 302 AKENSIDE'S POEMS .
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... Amalthea . ] The mother of the firft Bacchus , whofe birth and education was written , as Diodorus Siculus informs us , in the old Pelafgic character , by Thymates , grandfon to Laomedon , and contemporary with Orpheus . Thymoetes had ...
... Amalthea . ] The mother of the firft Bacchus , whofe birth and education was written , as Diodorus Siculus informs us , in the old Pelafgic character , by Thymates , grandfon to Laomedon , and contemporary with Orpheus . Thymoetes had ...
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... Amalthea : that , fearing the jea- loufy of Rhea , he concealed the young Bacchus , " with his mother , in the island of Nyfa ; " the beauty of which , Diodorus describes with great dignity and pomp of ftyle . This fable is one of the ...
... Amalthea : that , fearing the jea- loufy of Rhea , he concealed the young Bacchus , " with his mother , in the island of Nyfa ; " the beauty of which , Diodorus describes with great dignity and pomp of ftyle . This fable is one of the ...
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