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... words : " One in suffering all that suffers nothing ; A man that fortune's buffets and rewards Hast ta'en with equal thanks . " The subject passes on presently to picture fancying ( v . 95. ) , to the luxuries of the table ( v . 102 ...
... words : " One in suffering all that suffers nothing ; A man that fortune's buffets and rewards Hast ta'en with equal thanks . " The subject passes on presently to picture fancying ( v . 95. ) , to the luxuries of the table ( v . 102 ...
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... word " scryne , " derived from it . SAT . II . 1. Ambubaiarum , ' Syrian mu- sicians ' ( cp . Juv . iii . 62. ) , named from their musical instrument , ' am- buba . ' These strollers , quacks , and mountebanks made a harvest out of the ...
... word " scryne , " derived from it . SAT . II . 1. Ambubaiarum , ' Syrian mu- sicians ' ( cp . Juv . iii . 62. ) , named from their musical instrument , ' am- buba . ' These strollers , quacks , and mountebanks made a harvest out of the ...
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... words and nothing else , then ) to impose upon . ' 24. notari . i . e . notâ censoriâ . Eng . , to be branded . ' 6 25. oculis lippus inunctis . Cp . Ep . 1. i . 29. When you look blindly into ( i . e . overlook ) your own faults , why ...
... words and nothing else , then ) to impose upon . ' 24. notari . i . e . notâ censoriâ . Eng . , to be branded . ' 6 25. oculis lippus inunctis . Cp . Ep . 1. i . 29. When you look blindly into ( i . e . overlook ) your own faults , why ...
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... words , see Trench , N. T. Synonyms , xliv . VOсC . KλÉTτNS , λῄστης . 112. evolvere . See note on Epod . xiv . 8 . 120 Hence the 120. ut ferulâ cædas . For , as to your punishing lightly what deserves severity , this I do not fear ...
... words , see Trench , N. T. Synonyms , xliv . VOсC . KλÉTτNS , λῄστης . 112. evolvere . See note on Epod . xiv . 8 . 120 Hence the 120. ut ferulâ cædas . For , as to your punishing lightly what deserves severity , this I do not fear ...
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... word is read here as a trisyllable , have based their system on more the e being long . plausible arguments , and to have 133. Vellunt tibi barbam . i . e . made it more known and popular , mock you . ' Cp . " Cynico barbam than his ...
... word is read here as a trisyllable , have based their system on more the e being long . plausible arguments , and to have 133. Vellunt tibi barbam . i . e . made it more known and popular , mock you . ' Cp . " Cynico barbam than his ...
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