The Odes and Epodes of Horace: A Modern English Verse TranslationUniversity of Chicago Press, 1960 - 257 sider |
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... ship that holds our Vergil in trust : may you deposit him safely on the shores of Greece , as I pray , and preserve the man who is half my very soul . Oak and three layers of bronze made his breastplate , whoever he was who first ...
... ship that holds our Vergil in trust : may you deposit him safely on the shores of Greece , as I pray , and preserve the man who is half my very soul . Oak and three layers of bronze made his breastplate , whoever he was who first ...
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... ship . O what sweat is in store for the sailors with you , and for you , a yellowing face and that usual effeminate wail of yours and prayers to indifferent Jove when the Ionian gulf , in a roar with rain and Southwind , breaks your ship ...
... ship . O what sweat is in store for the sailors with you , and for you , a yellowing face and that usual effeminate wail of yours and prayers to indifferent Jove when the Ionian gulf , in a roar with rain and Southwind , breaks your ship ...
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... SHIP : The poem is allegorical ; the ship represents the state . CINCTURE OF ROPES : Ropes were bound lengthwise about the hull to strengthen it . P. 43 P. 44 NO GODS LEFT ON BOARD : Small statues of gods were usually placed in the ...
... SHIP : The poem is allegorical ; the ship represents the state . CINCTURE OF ROPES : Ropes were bound lengthwise about the hull to strengthen it . P. 43 P. 44 NO GODS LEFT ON BOARD : Small statues of gods were usually placed in the ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO BOOKS ONE | 13 |
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