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The Odes and Epodon of Horace, In Five Books | ||
Upon DIANA and APOLLO. Ode XXI.
He exhorts the Maids and Youths to chant their Praises, by Romans us'd
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Virgins joyn'd DIANA'S worth proclaim;
Young Men record unshorn APOLLO'S Name;
Their Mother last latona bright,
Trancendent JOVE'S delight.
Young Men record unshorn APOLLO'S Name;
Their Mother last latona bright,
Trancendent JOVE'S delight.
Chant her whom Streams, Woods, branched shades please so,
(Young Girles) which on Mount Algidus do grow;
Whom dark Thicks Erymanthian hide,
Green Cragus top beside.
(Young Girles) which on Mount Algidus do grow;
Whom dark Thicks Erymanthian hide,
Green Cragus top beside.
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Whilst Youths advance sweet Tempe's Grove, renown'd,
And Delo's too APPOLLO'S native Ground;
Her shoulders praise with Quiver deckt,
His Brothers Harp respect.
And Delo's too APPOLLO'S native Ground;
Her shoulders praise with Quiver deckt,
His Brothers Harp respect.
This mournful War sad Plague and Famine he,
Drawn by your Suit, (whilst Romans CÆSAR free)
Amongst that large Britanick race,
And Persion foes shall chace.
Drawn by your Suit, (whilst Romans CÆSAR free)
Amongst that large Britanick race,
And Persion foes shall chace.
The Odes and Epodon of Horace, In Five Books | ||