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Fall , thunder , and Hard by the Gate , wroth with his insolence , stay him ! ere with leaping he come and with Shall keep him off - a serpent , mailed and fanged , lifting of spear Death in its coils , barred from a brood of birds .
Fall , thunder , and Hard by the Gate , wroth with his insolence , stay him ! ere with leaping he come and with Shall keep him off - a serpent , mailed and fanged , lifting of spear Death in its coils , barred from a brood of birds .
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Hath he , then , a body which steel cannot Achilles ; saw Aias , son of Telamon , fall a weltering wound ? corpse ; and the son of Neleus of his child bereft ; He . Thou shalt hear . But to attempt impossibili- shall I then flinch ...
Hath he , then , a body which steel cannot Achilles ; saw Aias , son of Telamon , fall a weltering wound ? corpse ; and the son of Neleus of his child bereft ; He . Thou shalt hear . But to attempt impossibili- shall I then flinch ...
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... All of workmanship unequalled , equalize the rights of all ; proved and valued everywhere If by Phrynichus's wrestlings Both amongst our own Hellenes some perchance sustained a fall , and Barbarians far away , Yet to these ' tis ...
... All of workmanship unequalled , equalize the rights of all ; proved and valued everywhere If by Phrynichus's wrestlings Both amongst our own Hellenes some perchance sustained a fall , and Barbarians far away , Yet to these ' tis ...
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