A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Strana 52
... women ufurp the province of the men ? do we take upon us thofe functions which belong to them ? 53. A few wrefle . ] A few women there are , who are of fuch a mafculine turn of mind , as to wrestle in public . See Sat. i . 22-3 , and ...
... women ufurp the province of the men ? do we take upon us thofe functions which belong to them ? 53. A few wrefle . ] A few women there are , who are of fuch a mafculine turn of mind , as to wrestle in public . See Sat. i . 22-3 , and ...
Strana 53
... women . In baskets . ] The calathi were little ofier or wicker baskets , in which the women put their work when they had finished it , in order to carry it back to their employers . 56. Penelope . ] Wife of Ulyffes , who , during her ...
... women . In baskets . ] The calathi were little ofier or wicker baskets , in which the women put their work when they had finished it , in order to carry it back to their employers . 56. Penelope . ] Wife of Ulyffes , who , during her ...
Strana 54
... women , who might be ftanding by , and liftening to Laronia's fevere reproof of the husbands of that day , and contains a farcafm of the most bitter kind . 60 " It is known why Hifter filled his will 7 * A's 54 SAT , II , JUVENALIS ...
... women , who might be ftanding by , and liftening to Laronia's fevere reproof of the husbands of that day , and contains a farcafm of the most bitter kind . 60 " It is known why Hifter filled his will 7 * A's 54 SAT , II , JUVENALIS ...
Strana 55
... women used to hang in their ears . Here they feem to fignify all manner of gems . 62. After all this . ] After all I have been faying of the men , I can't help obferving how hardly we women are used . An heavy fenience , & c . ] Where ...
... women used to hang in their ears . Here they feem to fignify all manner of gems . 62. After all this . ] After all I have been faying of the men , I can't help obferving how hardly we women are used . An heavy fenience , & c . ] Where ...
Strana 56
... women , who were condemned , on the Julian law , for incontinence , but , fo famous in their way , as to ftand here for lewd women in ge neral . He could condemn fuch in the fevereft manner , when before him in judgment , while he , by ...
... women , who were condemned , on the Julian law , for incontinence , but , fo famous in their way , as to ftand here for lewd women in ge neral . He could condemn fuch in the fevereft manner , when before him in judgment , while he , by ...
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