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Pronuin cri! integris jam feflos puppibus ,altis Arcerea, ac patriam pulfos compellere in urbain I Talilgus orabat demens . fila fatal, fuamque Nefcius interea precibusle pofcerecaedem. v Ingemuit graæ’ter, fociuuique effana Achillesr: 66 Nam quid ais, Patrocle, deum genus? haut! ego vico Augurlum nunc trille ullum, nec diva creatrix. .Ab Jove mi retuIit quidquam; fed corda fubivit hua gravis mentemque dolor, par me drbat iniquus Q, Acqualem quad forte pari ,.l’argît.us 65 ipfe a Quod fuerat, fœtus non ju e, a: viribus, au-fert. Hic me angit miferuïn mifere dolce; hic ruilai peEtus Moeror hahet noEÏefque diel’que, olim ruilai Graji Quam dederant muuus famulam, mih’LMauelpagaram. a Urbe olim evetfa quaç! Victor, rut-fus eaùdem 70 Abftulit. Atrides lute reguans:Agamemuon - Extorri ve’luti patriaque domoque car-cuti. " ’. Haec fed mm decet fieri, quae faite, nec ufeple i Irafci . cette dixi , fixumque fedeliat. v l Hoc animo; trifti nOn ullum imponerefinem . .. Antenne, mon quam bellum .adtentoria de mais Venifl’et puppes: humerismamen indue (.quando Sic placet j arma; acres & bello ducÎto in hoikem Ç Myrmidonas, nigra qua Trocs nube carinis I l A 3 11:ch 6 HOMERIILIA’DDS Incubuere graves; coneIufi 6: nm in arEto 8o . Angullos intra fines mifcmtur Àchivi, Ac pavidos magis atque magis Trajan inventas Toto premit, fidens anilni , tumefafta facundo Marte. meae.nec enim galeae vièe; 3ers corufco Clara igni. caefis amples fortafl’e repleflënt ’ Corporibus dudtnntfed foins , aequior in un, Imsr’.’ Ut decuit, leni fi mente fuilï’et Acides. Nunc’lDanaos laeti concluras milite denfo Obfedere: arçons nec caedem ü fanera Gtajis. Tydidaejîn manibus validis fun: balla, nec ullam 90 Audivi Atridae vocem’cmmmisab me Invifo, dix-i vox Heëtoris nua, cieutis Iliacam afiidue .pubem, circumfonat: illi ’Clamore ingenti cauris funduntur, d: inflant Fei-ro Victor-es turbam concidere inertem. Haud minus luterez tamen j, Patrècle ,x carinis Exîtiuua defende, hoflemque invaae feroci Marte rates igni ne faevo exurat, Achivis Etrareditum patriae dulces pmecidat in ores. Hue mea fodvdefige anime. penitufque reconde me méta menuet", ldecus ut magnum mêlai viëtor ab omni Gente .pares Danaum; forma prael’cante puellam Aâutm’ ut occident, addantque ingentia Houe . Hoflem ubi pulfum abiges, greifuunhuc refer: ahus Olympi Si tibi’rex lnaudem annuerit, ne dira cupide k Caecum mimi abripiat, pugnae indulgere ictuentae ’Me fine xbelligeros in Troasrne mihî tandem . Pneripjns , tenant laetis ne’u fpernar fichivis. 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Max . il Tranca manu magna quatiebat rabat: fruflra; Terraeiallifa gravem l’animal dedit aerea cufpis’. Senfitque , athermique Ajax, miranda; decrum Faéh vidons. belli altitanAns cui Juppiter’orfa Abtupiitppenitus; praefenti de numine Teucris. VAnnuit ipfe decus viétoribus.;argo teceflit la Èxtra tala pedem.referenç: et Troia pubes- Igaem denfalcitae magna clamore carinae . I. v 150 Intulit. indomitis glifcnaaimggçlia flamis , Ac tanin involvunt puppim: finit aeftus ad auras. Tutu veto manibufque femu: percufiit utrumque, - l Et ttepido hasfudit Pelides peEtore voces: -* . Enjagedum, Patrocle, deumgenus, armacapeffa Ocyus ; au. naves video nous: glifcere’ lia-minant 1 citas, ante, rates capiant quam prorfus, 8: alunent Eripiant Grajis teditum.zceler oCyua arma Indue tu: ,pubem ipl’e vocans- in praelia oogam. z. Sic aie: in: autemaltïtis parera fadalis, 166 Atque armis mgr totus Bettina: aimais. Principio finis ocreas ingentibus aptat, Aurea multipliai m3611! quas fibule mot-fa; Peëtora dehinc circum varium thoraca, micantem Sideris in martela, magni geltamen Achillei; r - A Dehinc Chumeris enfeu: aeratum fufpendit, habebat» Queux vagina ’ardens a claris argentea .bullis ; LSuflulit laine hava fcutum impenetrabile", magna (r Àmplumprbe; nuque caput galemcontexit equinis . - Orna- . 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