The Poems [of] Christopher MarloweMethuen, 1968 - 271 pagina's |
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Pagina 232
... Rome's mighty walls built on Tarpeian rock , Ye gods of Phrygia and Iulus ' line , Quirinus ' rites and Latian Jove advanc'd On Alba hill , O vestal flames , O Rome , My thought's sole goddess , aid mine enterprise ! I hate thee not ...
... Rome's mighty walls built on Tarpeian rock , Ye gods of Phrygia and Iulus ' line , Quirinus ' rites and Latian Jove advanc'd On Alba hill , O vestal flames , O Rome , My thought's sole goddess , aid mine enterprise ! I hate thee not ...
Pagina 234
... Rome's flags well known , And lofty Caesar in the thickest throng , They shook for fear , and cold benumb'd their limbs , And muttering much , thus to themselves complain'd : ' O walls unfortunate , too near to France , 250 Predestinate ...
... Rome's flags well known , And lofty Caesar in the thickest throng , They shook for fear , and cold benumb'd their limbs , And muttering much , thus to themselves complain'd : ' O walls unfortunate , too near to France , 250 Predestinate ...
Pagina 235
... Rome may be won With far less toil , and yet the honour's more ; 285 Few battles fought with prosperous success May bring her down , and with her all the world . Nor shalt thou triumph when thou com❜st to Rome , Nor Capitol be adorn'd ...
... Rome may be won With far less toil , and yet the honour's more ; 285 Few battles fought with prosperous success May bring her down , and with her all the world . Nor shalt thou triumph when thou com❜st to Rome , Nor Capitol be adorn'd ...
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