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Pagina 486
... Horace , Epistles , 1. xviii . 68. The 1712 edition prints ' Caveto . ' Great Benefit Ticket . Cf. note , page 479 ; also No. 242 . 219. PAGE 149. Motto . Ovid , Metamorphoses , xiii . 141 . PAGE 151. Epictetus . Enchiridion , xxiii ...
... Horace , Epistles , 1. xviii . 68. The 1712 edition prints ' Caveto . ' Great Benefit Ticket . Cf. note , page 479 ; also No. 242 . 219. PAGE 149. Motto . Ovid , Metamorphoses , xiii . 141 . PAGE 151. Epictetus . Enchiridion , xxiii ...
Pagina 498
... Horace , Epistles , II . i . 262-3 . The Scornful Lady , by Beaumont and Fletcher . 271. PAGE 307. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , iv . 701 . The Greek Verse . 272. PAGE 309. Motto . 273. PAGE 312. Motto . See No. 265 . Virgil , Aeneid , i ...
... Horace , Epistles , II . i . 262-3 . The Scornful Lady , by Beaumont and Fletcher . 271. PAGE 307. Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , iv . 701 . The Greek Verse . 272. PAGE 309. Motto . 273. PAGE 312. Motto . See No. 265 . Virgil , Aeneid , i ...
Pagina 504
... Horace , Odes , I. xxiii . 11-12 . See 1. 518 . Hydaspes . See i . 523. It was played on 26th December and 12th January ( see advertisements in the issues of A of these dates ) . 315. PAGE 448. Motto . Horace advises . Horace , Avs ...
... Horace , Odes , I. xxiii . 11-12 . See 1. 518 . Hydaspes . See i . 523. It was played on 26th December and 12th January ( see advertisements in the issues of A of these dates ) . 315. PAGE 448. Motto . Horace advises . Horace , Avs ...
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