 | Homerus - 1720 - 284 páginas
...charioteer Of martial Merion : Cceranus his name, Who. left fair Lyftus for the fields of fame. On foot hold Merion fought ; and now laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan foe ; tf£5 But the hrave future the ready courfers hrought, And with his life his mafter's fafety hought.... | |
 | Homerus - 1756 - 246 páginas
...martial -Merlon : Cceranus his name, Who left fair LjBus for the- fields of fame. On foot bold Merita fought ; and now laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan foe 5 But the brave 'fquire the ready couriers brought, 695 And with his life his mailer's fafety bought.... | |
 | Homer - 1760 - 314 páginas
...the duft the 'fquire and charioteer 690 'Of martial Merlon : Caranus his name, Who left fair Ly&us for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought...laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan foe ; 694 But the brave 'fquire the ready courfers brought, And with his life his matter's fafety bought.... | |
 | Homer - 1773 - 234 páginas
...Struck to the duft the fquire and charioteer Of martial Merion ; Coeranus his name, Who left fair Lyftos for the fields of fame : On foot bold Merion fought...; But the brave fquire the ready courfers brought, And with his life his matter's fafety bought. Between his cheek and ear the weapon went; The teeth... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 380 páginas
...Merion : Coeranus his name, Who left fair Lyftus for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought j and now, laid low. Had grac'd the triumphs of his...Between his cheek and ear the weapon went, The teeth it fhatter'd, and the tongue it rent. Prone from the feat he tumbles to the plain ; His dying hand forgets... | |
 | Homer - 1791 - 346 páginas
...martial Merinn : Caranus his name, .Who left fair Lufius for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merien fought ; and now laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs...courfers brought, 695 And with his life his mafter's fefety bought. Between his cheek and ear the weapon went, The teeth it ilsatter'd, and the tongue it... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 902 páginas
...Struck to the duft the fquirc and charioteer Of martial Merion: Cceranus hi* name. Who left fair Ly&us for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought...now, laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan fue ; But the brave "kjuire the ready courfers brought, And with hi* life Uis mailer's fafety bought.... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1104 páginas
...Struck to the duil the fquire and charioteer Of martial Merion : Coeranus his name, Woo left fair Lyctus for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought ; and now, laid low, H«d grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan foe ; Bat the brave "fquirc the ready couriers brought, And... | |
 | Homer - 1796 - 372 páginas
...fquire and charioteer 690 Of martial Merion: Coeranus his name, Who left fair Lyctus for the fields^of fame. On foot bold Merion fought ; and now laid low, Had grac'd the triumphs of his Trojan foe; 694 But the brave 'fquire the ready courfers brought, And with his life his mafler's fafety bought.... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1804 - 496 páginas
...the duft the '(quire and charioteer Of mirti.il Merion : Corramis his name, 690 Who left fair LycJus for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought : and now, laid low, Ibil jjrac'd the triumphs of his Troj-:n foe ; K<H the brave 'iquirc the ready couriers brought, And... | |
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But erring from its aim, the' impetuous spear Struck to the dust the squire and charioteer Of martial Merion: Coeranus his name, Who left fair Lyctus for the fields of fame. On foot bold Merion fought; and now laid low, Had... 
