This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1842 Excerpt: ... To wither, deftorescere (deflorui). 27. The greatest oak that puts forth its leaves, quce cesculus maxima frondet; the superlative being placed in the relative clause. P. I. 53. 20. Blasted, ambustus. 31. To be brought together, coire. 36. A passage, via. LXXXI. (Alcaics.) 1. O who despises (2) the sacred admonitions ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1842 Excerpt: ... To wither, deftorescere (deflorui). 27. The greatest oak that puts forth its leaves, quce cesculus maxima frondet; the superlative being placed in the relative clause. P. I. 53. 20. Blasted, ambustus. 31. To be brought together, coire. 36. A passage, via. LXXXI. (Alcaics.) 1. O who despises (2) the sacred admonitions of places (2) to be reverenced? who, O ancient mother (3) of cities, hath unmoved passed-by(4) thee, lying-prostrate, with flying foot? 2. In vain, excited to madness by the avenging (2) deity, the Persian conqueror (4) hurled(3) hostile destruction against thy walls and roofs set-on-fire, and 3. Burst-through thy empty (II. 4) courts with barbarian foot: in vain the fierce soldier (4) triumphing overthrow the sanctuaries and images (4) of the Gods with unpitying (2) right-hand. 4. If now divine (2) Mnemosyne rules the human breast; if sacred poets have (3) yet played (3) anything "thati6 will live, " thou to be celebrated through recording annals, 5. Shalt flourish hereafter: and a great part of thee will despise the rapid violence of time, and the traveller often (4) contemplating the shadow of thy pride 6. Will learn the sweet love (pl.) of Wisdom (V. 4), and thou once-more (4) wilt be sung(3) "of as the first nurse of arts (1), thou "as the great parent (4) of wisdom with a Muse (4) not to be ashamed of. 1. Lying prostrate, j&cens. 2. To madness, ire furores. To hurl against, injicere. 4. Recording, mimor. 6. Wisdom, here SSphi&. Not to be ashamed of, rum erubescendxis. LXXXII. (Lines supposed to be found in a hermitage.) Not seldom, clad in radiant vest, Deceitfully goes forth the Morn: Not seldom Evening in the west Sinks smilingly forsworn. The smoothest seas will sometimes prove To the confiding bark untrue;...
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