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... expressed ; and though it may seem difficult to speak of the fame fubject after fuch a defcrip- tion , yet Akenfide has ventured , and nobly fucceeded . Mark , how the dread PANTHEON ftands , Amid the domes of modern hands ! Amid the ...
... expressed ; and though it may seem difficult to speak of the fame fubject after fuch a defcrip- tion , yet Akenfide has ventured , and nobly fucceeded . Mark , how the dread PANTHEON ftands , Amid the domes of modern hands ! Amid the ...
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... expressed in latin , with nuch purity and elegance ; and deferve to be here inferted . Mortua lafcivum refoluta liquefcit in ignem , Aut abit in molles fingula nympha notos : Etheriofque trahens hauftus , tenuiffima turba , Verfat ad ...
... expressed in latin , with nuch purity and elegance ; and deferve to be here inferted . Mortua lafcivum refoluta liquefcit in ignem , Aut abit in molles fingula nympha notos : Etheriofque trahens hauftus , tenuiffima turba , Verfat ad ...
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