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" Harmodius, thou never shalt die ! The poets exultingly tell, That thine is the fulness of joy, Where Achilles and Diomed dwell. "
Poems - Page 277
by George Lunt - 1883 - 285 pages
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The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 9

1807 - 544 pages
...translations here given, of the celebrated Scholium of Callistratus. • In myrtle ray fword will I wreath, Like our patriots, the noble and brave. Who devoted the tyrant to death, And to Athens equality gave ! LovV. Harmodius, thou never /halt die ! The poets exultingly tell That thine is the fulnefe of joy,...
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Translations Chiefly from the Greek Anthology: With Tales and Miscellaneous ...

1806 - 312 pages
...her laws equality. See Xotts 18, ANOTHER TRANSLATION OF THE SAME. In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots, the noble and brave, Who devoted...Where Achilles and Diomed dwell. In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots, the noble and brave. Who devoted Hipparchus to death, And buried...
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The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th], Volume 10

1813 - 662 pages
...deeds could likewise ' perpetuate the memory of them by patriotic songs. ' In myrtle my sword will I wreathe, Like our patriots, the noble and brave, Who...Athens equality gave ! Lov'd Harmodius, thou never shall die ! The poets exultihgly tell That thine is the fulness of joy, Where Achilles and Diomed dwell....
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The Stranger: A Literary Paper ..., Volume 1

1813 - 458 pages
...Pisistratus, and the subseqent establishment of a democracy at Athens. In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots, the noble and brave, Who devoted...death, And to Athens equality gave ! Lov'd Harmodius, thon never shah die ! The poets exultingly tell That thine is the fulness of joy, Where Achilles and...
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Collections from the Greek Anthology

Robert Bland - 1833 - 468 pages
...country free, And gave her laws Equality. ANOTHER TRANSLATION OF THE SAME. D. IN myrtle my sword will I wreathe, Like our patriots the noble and brave, Who...die ! The poets exultingly tell That thine is the fullness of joy Where Achilles and Diomed dwell. In myrtle my sword will I wreathe, Like our patriots...
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The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, Volume 15

1840 - 824 pages
...Greek Antholotry, published in Mr. Bland's collection, will show:— • In myrtle my sword will 1 wreathe, Like our patriots, the noble and brave. Who...the tyrant to death, And to Athens equality gave! ' Loved Harmodius, thou never thall diet Tlie pooU exultingly tell, 'Hint thine is the fulness of ioy....
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Specimens of the Poets and Poetry of Greece and Rome

William Peter - 1847 - 568 pages
...Tyrannoctonis quiäHYMN IV помп n ОТ HAHMODICe * Mi AHTSTOeilTOIC. 1я myrtle my sword will I wreathe, Like our patriots the noble and brave, Who...the tyrant to death, And to Athens equality gave. Loved Harmodius, thou never shall die! The poets exultingly tell, That thine is t'ie fullness of jojr,...
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Specimens of the Poets and Poetry of Greece and Rome

William Peter - 1847 - 562 pages
...our patriots the noble and brave, Who devoted the tyrant to death, And to Athens equality gave. Loved Harmodius, thou never shalt die! The poets exultingly tell, That thine is the fullness of joy, Where Achilles and Diomed dwell. In myrtle my sword will I wreathe, Like our patriots,...
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Anthologia Polyglotta: A Selection of Versions in Various Languages Chiefly ...

Henry Wellesley - 1849 - 508 pages
...You dar'd to set your country free, And gave her laws equality. D In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots the noble and brave, Who devoted...Where Achilles and Diomed dwell. In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots the noble and brave, Who devoted Hipparchus to death, And buried his...
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Anthologia Polyglotta: A Selection of Versions in Various Languages Chiefly ...

Henry Wellesley - 1849 - 526 pages
...You dar'd to set your country free, And gave her laws equality. D. In myrtle my sword will I wreath, Like our patriots the noble and brave, Who devoted...death, And to Athens equality gave. Lov'd Harmodius, them never shalt die ! The poets exultingly teil. That thine is the fulness of joy, Where Achilles...
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