Chapter L: Book VI: 233
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When to advance or stand.
HOM. IL. Η. 237.
Αυτὰρ ἐγών εὖ οῖδα μάχαστε ανδροκτασίαστε
Οἶδ επι δεξια, οἶδ επαριστερα.
V. 695.
War wearied hath performed.
VIRG. ÆN. VII. 582.
Martemque fatigant.
V. 710.
Go then thou mightiest,
Ascend my chariot, guide the rapid wheels,
That shake heaven’s basis, bring forth all my war,
My bow and thunder, my almighty arms
Gird on, and sword upon thy puissant thigh.
HOMER. IL. XVI. 64.
Τυνη δ’ωμοιιν μεν εμα κλυτα τευχεα δυθι, &c. &c.
Book VII. v. 422.
With clang despised the ground.
HORAT. OD. III. 2. 24.
Udam
Spernit humum fugiente pennâ.
V. 430.
Over lands with mutual wing
Easing their flight.
CICERO DE NAT. DEOR. II. 49.
Pennis cursus avium levatur.
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The sexagenarian; or, the recollections of a literary life (Volume 2 of 2)Chapter L: Book VI: 233
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