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 27.
31. lappuse
... hast the way , Sejanus , to work out His secrets , who , thou know'st , endures thee not , Her husband , Drusus : and to work against them . Prosper it , Pallas , thou that better'st wit ; For Venus hath the smallest share in it . Enter ...
... hast the way , Sejanus , to work out His secrets , who , thou know'st , endures thee not , Her husband , Drusus : and to work against them . Prosper it , Pallas , thou that better'st wit ; For Venus hath the smallest share in it . Enter ...
68. lappuse
... perplexa et obscura orat . Tib . vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . i̟ p . 5 . k Citabatur reus è tribunali voce præconis . vid . Bar . Brisson . Lib . 5 , de form . For thy late victory on Sacrovir , Thou hast enjoy'd 68 SEJANU S.
... perplexa et obscura orat . Tib . vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . i̟ p . 5 . k Citabatur reus è tribunali voce præconis . vid . Bar . Brisson . Lib . 5 , de form . For thy late victory on Sacrovir , Thou hast enjoy'd 68 SEJANU S.
69. lappuse
... hast enjoy'd so freely , Caius Silius , As no man it envied thee ; nor would Cæsar , Or Rome admit , that thou wert then defrauded Of any honours thy deserts could claim , In the fair service of the common - wealth : But now , if ...
... hast enjoy'd so freely , Caius Silius , As no man it envied thee ; nor would Cæsar , Or Rome admit , that thou wert then defrauded Of any honours thy deserts could claim , In the fair service of the common - wealth : But now , if ...
70. lappuse
... hast discredited thy actions ' worth , And been a traitor to the state . Sil . Thou liest . Arr . I thank thee , Silius , speak so still and often . Var . If I not prove it , Cæsar , but unjustly Have called him into trial ; here I bind ...
... hast discredited thy actions ' worth , And been a traitor to the state . Sil . Thou liest . Arr . I thank thee , Silius , speak so still and often . Var . If I not prove it , Cæsar , but unjustly Have called him into trial ; here I bind ...
74. lappuse
... hast fear'd me ; and , in place of grace , Return'd me hatred : so soon all best turns , With doubtful princes , turn deep injuries In estimation , when they greater rise Than can be answer'd . Benefits , with you , Are of no longer ...
... hast fear'd me ; and , in place of grace , Return'd me hatred : so soon all best turns , With doubtful princes , turn deep injuries In estimation , when they greater rise Than can be answer'd . Benefits , with you , Are of no longer ...
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