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For, ſpringing thick in every field,

The earth does golden flowers ſpontaneous yield; 155
And, in every limpid ſtream,
The budding gold is ſeen to gleam:


EPODE IV.Meaſures 10.


Fair heritage! by righteous Rhadamanth's award;
Who, coequal, takes his ſeat
With Saturn ſire divine, 160
Thy conſort, Rhea, who above the reſt doſt ſhine,
High-thron'd, thou matron-goddeſs great:
Theſe among
(Bliſsful throng!)
Does Peleus and does Cadmus find regard; 165
And, through his mother's winning prayer
To Jove, Achilles dwells immortal there:


STROPHE V.Meaſures 16.


He who Hector did deſtroy,
The pillar firm, the whole ſupport, of Troy,
And Cycnus gave to dy, 170
And Aurora's Æthiop ſon.

My arm beneath yet many darts have I,

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