A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Volume 1editor, 1789 - Satire, Latin |
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. Æacus may be tormenting : whence another could convey . the gold ΙΟ Of the ftolen Fleece : how great wild - afh trees Monychus could throw : 1 The plane - trees of Fronto , and the convuls'd marbles complain Always ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. Æacus may be tormenting : whence another could convey . the gold ΙΟ Of the ftolen Fleece : how great wild - afh trees Monychus could throw : 1 The plane - trees of Fronto , and the convuls'd marbles complain Always ...
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. Nor can he bear the weight of a larger gem ; t It is difficult not to write fatire . For who can fo endure 30 The wicked city - who is fo infenfible , as to contain himself ? When the new litter of lawyer Matho ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. Nor can he bear the weight of a larger gem ; t It is difficult not to write fatire . For who can fo endure 30 The wicked city - who is fo infenfible , as to contain himself ? When the new litter of lawyer Matho ...
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. When he can think it right to hope for the charge of a cohort , Who hath given his eftate to ftables , and lacks all The income of his ancestors , while he flies , with fwift axle , over 60 The Flaminian way : for ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. When he can think it right to hope for the charge of a cohort , Who hath given his eftate to ftables , and lacks all The income of his ancestors , while he flies , with fwift axle , over 60 The Flaminian way : for ...
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. ( Here and there exposed , and in almost a naked chair , 65 And much resembling the fupine Mæcenas ) A figner to what is false ; who himself splendid and happy Has made , with small tables , and with a wet gem ? A ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. ( Here and there exposed , and in almost a naked chair , 65 And much resembling the fupine Mæcenas ) A figner to what is false ; who himself splendid and happy Has made , with small tables , and with a wet gem ? A ...
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. To crimes they owe , gardens , palaces , tables , Old filver , and a goat ftanding on the outfide of cups . 75 Whom does the corrupter of a covetous daughter - in - law fuffer to fleep ? Whom base spouses , and the ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. To crimes they owe , gardens , palaces , tables , Old filver , and a goat ftanding on the outfide of cups . 75 Whom does the corrupter of a covetous daughter - in - law fuffer to fleep ? Whom base spouses , and the ...
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