The Odes and Epodes of Horace: A Modern English Verse TranslationUniversity of Chicago Press, 1960 - 257 sider |
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... never hope that he would be true , a crude crusher of lips that were sweetened by Venus with her own quintessence of nectar . They are happy , three times over , who are held by a tie that remains unbroken , whose love no bitter words ...
... never hope that he would be true , a crude crusher of lips that were sweetened by Venus with her own quintessence of nectar . They are happy , three times over , who are held by a tie that remains unbroken , whose love no bitter words ...
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... O goddess who rules over blessed Cyprus and Memphis that never knows Thracian snows , 0 queen of love , lift up your whip and let arrogant Chloe have just one flick . To evil men may these omens be given : screeching. 146 III • 26.
... O goddess who rules over blessed Cyprus and Memphis that never knows Thracian snows , 0 queen of love , lift up your whip and let arrogant Chloe have just one flick . To evil men may these omens be given : screeching. 146 III • 26.
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... never destroyed , not by the nearby Marsians , nor by threatening Porsena's Etruscan troops , nor by Capua's envious power , nor savage Spartacus , whom neither Gallic rebellions in times of trouble nor the blue - eyed boys of ...
... never destroyed , not by the nearby Marsians , nor by threatening Porsena's Etruscan troops , nor by Capua's envious power , nor savage Spartacus , whom neither Gallic rebellions in times of trouble nor the blue - eyed boys of ...
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