The Works of the British Poets with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert Anderson, Volumen12John & Arthur Arch, 1795 |
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... ANTISTROPHE I. Who along the defert air Seeks the faded starry train , When the fun's meridian car Round illumes th ' ætherial plain ? Who a nobler theme can choose Than Olympia's facred Games ? What more apt to fire the Mufe , When her ...
... ANTISTROPHE I. Who along the defert air Seeks the faded starry train , When the fun's meridian car Round illumes th ' ætherial plain ? Who a nobler theme can choose Than Olympia's facred Games ? What more apt to fire the Mufe , When her ...
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... ANTISTROPHE II . Hiero's royal brows , whofe care Tends the courfer's noble breed ; Pleas'd to nurse the pregnant mare , Pleas'd to train the youthful steed . Now on that heroic land His far - beaming glories beat , Where with all his ...
... ANTISTROPHE II . Hiero's royal brows , whofe care Tends the courfer's noble breed ; Pleas'd to nurse the pregnant mare , Pleas'd to train the youthful steed . Now on that heroic land His far - beaming glories beat , Where with all his ...
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... ANTISTROPHE VI . Thus he pray'd , and mov'd the God ; Who , his bold attempt to grace , On the favour'd youth beltow'd Steeds unwearied in the race : Steeds with winged speed endued , Harness'd to a golden car . So was Pifa's king ...
... ANTISTROPHE VI . Thus he pray'd , and mov'd the God ; Who , his bold attempt to grace , On the favour'd youth beltow'd Steeds unwearied in the race : Steeds with winged speed endued , Harness'd to a golden car . So was Pifa's king ...
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... ANTISTROPHE I. A race , long exercis'd in woes , Ere ( miling o'er her kindred flood , The manfion of their wish'd repose , Their facred city stood ; And through amaz'd Sicilia fhone The luftre of their fair renown . Thence , as the ...
... ANTISTROPHE I. A race , long exercis'd in woes , Ere ( miling o'er her kindred flood , The manfion of their wish'd repose , Their facred city stood ; And through amaz'd Sicilia fhone The luftre of their fair renown . Thence , as the ...
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... ANTISTROPHE III . Alone in fam'd Olympia's fand The victor's chaplet Theron wore ; But with him on the Ifthmain itrand , On fweet Caftalia's fhore , The verdant crowns , the proud reward Of victory his brother fhar'd , Copartner in ...
... ANTISTROPHE III . Alone in fam'd Olympia's fand The victor's chaplet Theron wore ; But with him on the Ifthmain itrand , On fweet Caftalia's fhore , The verdant crowns , the proud reward Of victory his brother fhar'd , Copartner in ...
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