The Poems [of] Christopher MarloweMethuen, 1968 - 271 pagina's |
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Pagina 61
... force Inspires Leucote , Venus ' swan , T'excuse the beauteous Sestian ; Venus , to wreak her rites ' abuses , Creates the monster Eronusis , Inflaming Hero's sacrifice With lightning darted from her eyes ; And thereof springs the ...
... force Inspires Leucote , Venus ' swan , T'excuse the beauteous Sestian ; Venus , to wreak her rites ' abuses , Creates the monster Eronusis , Inflaming Hero's sacrifice With lightning darted from her eyes ; And thereof springs the ...
Pagina 84
Christopher Marlowe Millar MacLure. Cannot assist with force , so when they saw Their daughter safe , take vantage of ... forces ' nether train Climb'd to her tongue , and thither fell her brain , Since it could go no higher , and it must ...
Christopher Marlowe Millar MacLure. Cannot assist with force , so when they saw Their daughter safe , take vantage of ... forces ' nether train Climb'd to her tongue , and thither fell her brain , Since it could go no higher , and it must ...
Pagina 239
... force ; they that now thwart right , In wars will yield to wrong : the gods are with us . Neither spoil nor kingdom seek we by these arms , But Rome at thraldom's feet to rid from tyrants . ' This spoke , none answer'd ; but a murmuring ...
... force ; they that now thwart right , In wars will yield to wrong : the gods are with us . Neither spoil nor kingdom seek we by these arms , But Rome at thraldom's feet to rid from tyrants . ' This spoke , none answer'd ; but a murmuring ...
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