 | Horace - 1750 - 284 páginas
...along, Yet ne'er retums the vital Heat The fhadowy Form to animate ; For when the Ghoft-compelling God Forms his black Troops with horrid Rod, He will...of Death. 'Tis hard : but Patience muft endure, And footh the Woes it cannot cure. ODE XXV. To LYDIA. TH E wanton Herd of Rakes profeft Thy Windows rarely... | |
 | Edward Long - 1774 - 640 páginas
...philoibphy or religion can furnifh ; " Durum: fed levius patlent'id, *' Quidquid corrigere eft nefas." " 'Tis hard: but patience muft endure, " And foothe the woes it cannot cure." This is the remedy which philofophy fuggefts, as the beft means of alleviating thofe ills, that vexation... | |
 | John Adams - 1792 - 382 páginas
...animate; . • " Forwhen tht ghoft' compelling god «• Forms his black troops \#ith horrid rodj| " He will not, lenient to the breath " Of prayer, unbar...death. « 'Tis hard, but patience muft endure, *• And foothcthe woes it cannot cure." • Francis's Horace, Lib. I. Od. 141 Among European nations, where... | |
 | 1800 - 704 páginas
...ne'er returns the vital heat, The shadowy form to animate ; For when the ghost-compelling god Forms hie black troops, with horrid rod, He will not, lenient to the breath Of pray'r, unbar the gates of death. *Tis hard ; but patience must endure, And coothe the woes it cannot... | |
 | David Evans Macdonnel - 1803 - 400 páginas
...HORACE. " It is harfh !—But that which it is itnpoffible to correct becomes more light by patience." " 'Tis hard, but patience muft endure, " And foothe the woes it cannot cure." .' FRANCIS. Durum telum necejfitas. Lat. Prov.—" Neceffity is a hard weapon."—It is dangerous to... | |
 | Horace - 1806 - 492 páginas
...along, C2 Tet ne'er returns the vital heat The shadowy form to animate ; For when the ghostxx>mpeUing God Forms his black troops with horrid rod, He will...unbar the gates of death. Tis hard : but patience must endure, And soothe the woes it cannot cure. ODE XXV. TO LTDIA. amorous youths with heated breast... | |
 | Horace - 1807 - 402 páginas
...Yet ne'er returns the vital heat The shadowy form to animate; For when the ghost-compelling god Form? his black troops with horrid rod, He will not, lenient...unbar the gates of death. 'Tis hard : but patience must endure, And sooth the woes it cannot cure. •*. ODE XXV. TO LYDIA. fTUIE wanton herd of rakes... | |
 | John Adams - 1816 - 346 páginas
...trees along, " Tet ne'er returns the vital heat, " Th« shadowy form to animate j " For ^hen the ghost compelling god " Forms his black troops with horrid,...the breath " Of prayer, unbar the gates of death. _ * "Tis hard, but patience must endure, " And soothe the woes it cannot cure. Francis's Horace, Lib.... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 316 páginas
...along; Yet ne'er returns the vital heat The shadowy form to animate; For when the ghost-compelling god Forms his black troops with horrid rod, He will...prayer, unbar the gates of death. Tis hard: but patience must endure, And sooth the woes it cannot cure. XXV. [This Ode is newly translated. Dr. Dnnkin bad... | |
 | Pindarus - 1830 - 354 páginas
...Francis : Yet ne'er returns the vital heat. The shadowy form to animate. Soon as the ghost-compelling god Forms his black troops with horrid rod, He will...to the breath Of prayer, unbar the gates of death. No more, unhallow'd lips, assail The mighty gods with slanderous tale. It sounds of madness thus to... | |
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Orpheus, whose harmonious song Once drew the listening trees along, Yet ne'er returns the vital heat The shadowy form to animate ; For when the ghost-compelling god Forms his black troops with horrid rod, He will not, lenient to the breath Of prayer,... 
