The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 65.
10. lappuse
... court , first under Augustus ; afterward , Tiberius ; grew into that favour with the latter , and won him by those arts , as there wanted nothing but the name to make him a co - partner of the em- pire . Which greatness of his , Drusus ...
... court , first under Augustus ; afterward , Tiberius ; grew into that favour with the latter , and won him by those arts , as there wanted nothing but the name to make him a co - partner of the em- pire . Which greatness of his , Drusus ...
13. lappuse
... court . Sab . Therefore , well met . Sil . ' Tis true : indeed , this place is not our sphere . Sab . No , Silius , we are no good inginers . We want their fine arts , and their thriving use Should make us graced , or favour'd of the ...
... court . Sab . Therefore , well met . Sil . ' Tis true : indeed , this place is not our sphere . Sab . No , Silius , we are no good inginers . We want their fine arts , and their thriving use Should make us graced , or favour'd of the ...
14. lappuse
... court , office in taste , That we can say , we owe unto our crimes : We burn with no black secrets , which can make Us dear to the pale authors ; or live fear'd Of their still waking jealousies , to raise Ourselves a fortune , by ...
... court , office in taste , That we can say , we owe unto our crimes : We burn with no black secrets , which can make Us dear to the pale authors ; or live fear'd Of their still waking jealousies , to raise Ourselves a fortune , by ...
16. lappuse
... court , to cry , O race of men , Prepared for servitude ! -which shew'd that he , Who least the public liberty could like , As lothly brook'd their flat servility . Sil . Well , all is worthy of us , were it more , Who with our riots ...
... court , to cry , O race of men , Prepared for servitude ! -which shew'd that he , Who least the public liberty could like , As lothly brook'd their flat servility . Sil . Well , all is worthy of us , were it more , Who with our riots ...
24. lappuse
... court god ; and well applied With sacrifice of knees , of crooks , and cringes ; He will do more than all the house of heaven Can , for a thousand hecatombs . " Tis he Makes us our day , or night ; hell , and elysium Are in his look ...
... court god ; and well applied With sacrifice of knees , of crooks , and cringes ; He will do more than all the house of heaven Can , for a thousand hecatombs . " Tis he Makes us our day , or night ; hell , and elysium Are in his look ...
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