The Life of Lorenzo De' Medici, Called the Magnificent, Zväzok 2A. Strahan, 1797 - 4 strán (strany) |
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Strana 38 - Excudent alii spirantia mollius aera, Credo equidem, vivos ducent de marmore vultus, Orabunt causas melius, caelique meatus Describent radio et surgentia sidera dicent; Tu regere imperio populos, Romane, memento : Hae tibi erunt artes, pacisque imponere morem, Parcere subiectis, et debellare superbos.
Strana 252 - Quis dabit capiti meo Aquam ? quis oculis meis Fontem lachrymarum dabit ? Ut nocte fleam, Ut luce fleam. Sic turtur viduus solet, Sic cygnus moriens solet, Sic luscinia conqueri.
Strana 295 - When the stipulated time had elapsed, the creditor required his money ; but the borrower, well apprised that no proof could be brought against him, positively denied that he had ever received it. After many fruitless attempts to recover it, the lender was advised to resort to the duke, who would find some method of doing him justice. Alessandro accordingly ordered both the parties before him ; and after hearing the assertions of the one, and the positive denial of the other, he turned to the creditor,...
Strana 132 - Whilst nightly closed within their shelter'd stall For the due treat their lowing offspring call. Meantime the milk in spacious coppers boils, ; With arms upstript the elder rustic toils, The young assist the curdled mass to squeeze, And place in cooling shades the recent cheese.
Strana 50 - S'io avesse pensato che si care fossin le voci de' sospir miei in rima, fatte l'avrei dal sospirar mio prima 4 in numero più spesse, in stil più rare; morta colei che mi facea parlare e che si stava de...
Strana 246 - Finding his entreaties ineffectual, he became lavish in his offers to promote the interests of the king, and, as a pledge of his fidelity, proposed to deliver up to him not only the important fortress of Sarzana, which had till then successfully resisted his attacks...
Strana 62 - Mox tamen revertor eodem, siccatis, quantum licebat, oculis. llle ubi me vidit, vidit autem statim, vocat ad se rursum, quaeritque perblande quid Picus Mirandula suus ageret. Respondeo manere eum in urbe, quod vereatur ne, illo, si veniat, molestior sit. «At ego, inquit vicissim, ni verear ne molestum sit ei hoc iter, videre atque alloqui extremum exoptem, priusquam plane a vobis emigro.
Strana 83 - E se io avessi levatogli la testa (ché quella si poteva celar sotto un mantello), dove avevo io a indirizzarmi, essendo solo, e non conoscendo in Firenze alcuno, in chi io confidassi? Chi mi arebbe creduto?
Strana 78 - ... ma si potevan dire murati insieme con le pietre e co' mattoni, e in tale stato gli faceva nutrire miseramente e allungare l'infelicità loro più ch'era possibile, non si saziando quel mostro con la morte semplice de...
Strana 195 - If possible, a better taste, and by proposing to their imitation the remains of the ancient masters, to elevate their views beyond the forms of common life, to the contemplation of that ideal beauty which alone distinguishes works of art from mere mechanical productions. With this view he appropriated his gardens, adjacent to the monastery of S. Marco, to the establishment of a school or academy for the study of the antique, and furnished the different buildings and avenues with statues, busts, and...