Complete Poetry & Selected Prose: With English Metrical Translations of the Latin, Greek and Italian PoemsNonesuch Press, 1938 - 860 sider |
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... peace confound . He added not , and from her turn'd , but Eve Not so repulst , with Tears that ceas'd not flowing , And tresses all disorderd , at his feet Fell humble , and imbracing them , besaught His peace , and thus proceeded in ...
... peace confound . He added not , and from her turn'd , but Eve Not so repulst , with Tears that ceas'd not flowing , And tresses all disorderd , at his feet Fell humble , and imbracing them , besaught His peace , and thus proceeded in ...
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... peace in mariage , and quiet in the family . Surely the Jewes had their saving peace about them , aswell as we , yet care was tak'n that this wholsom provision for hous- hould peace should also be allow'd them ; and must this be deny'd ...
... peace in mariage , and quiet in the family . Surely the Jewes had their saving peace about them , aswell as we , yet care was tak'n that this wholsom provision for hous- hould peace should also be allow'd them ; and must this be deny'd ...
Side 647
... peace in mariage , and quiet in the family . Surely the Jewes had their saving peace about them , aswell as we , yet care was takʼn that this wholsom provision for hous- hould peace should also be allow'd them ; and must this be deny'd ...
... peace in mariage , and quiet in the family . Surely the Jewes had their saving peace about them , aswell as we , yet care was takʼn that this wholsom provision for hous- hould peace should also be allow'd them ; and must this be deny'd ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
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