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Page 60
... rivers and plains . With attendants and a multitude of young men . Down from the hills of the Romans . ( g ) From parts of the plain . On behalf of the magistrates and people . Neither with valour nor without wickedness . In the towns ...
... rivers and plains . With attendants and a multitude of young men . Down from the hills of the Romans . ( g ) From parts of the plain . On behalf of the magistrates and people . Neither with valour nor without wickedness . In the towns ...
Page 62
... rivers . Round the high towers of the Romans . By the tender leaves of many trees . By the appearance of good virtues and wicked crimes . ( h ) Without the bodies of black sheep . On account of the valour and wisdom of the good king ...
... rivers . Round the high towers of the Romans . By the tender leaves of many trees . By the appearance of good virtues and wicked crimes . ( h ) Without the bodies of black sheep . On account of the valour and wisdom of the good king ...
Page 64
... rivers . To a willing boy . For mad fathers - in - law . O bold pro- phets . Of a bold son - in - law . Of smaller boys . ( f ) By greater works . For worse daughters . On account of a guilty old woman . With greater forces . By the ...
... rivers . To a willing boy . For mad fathers - in - law . O bold pro- phets . Of a bold son - in - law . Of smaller boys . ( f ) By greater works . For worse daughters . On account of a guilty old woman . With greater forces . By the ...
Page 67
... river . More unpleasant burdens . By more honourable wounds . On account of the greediest lions . Of a very cruel multitude . The brow of a more learned poet . ( g ) By the hand of a wiser son - in - law . Without a very dear sister ...
... river . More unpleasant burdens . By more honourable wounds . On account of the greediest lions . Of a very cruel multitude . The brow of a more learned poet . ( g ) By the hand of a wiser son - in - law . Without a very dear sister ...
Page 94
... river . Let us not be compelled to enter his country - house . By shouting , watching , and labouring we should perhaps conquer their forces . Bad citizens would not restore the money . Money will not be restored by robbers . Let them ...
... river . Let us not be compelled to enter his country - house . By shouting , watching , and labouring we should perhaps conquer their forces . Bad citizens would not restore the money . Money will not be restored by robbers . Let them ...
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