The works of Lucian

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Thou er not orthyis respecto or hono ur, Nor adst dominioni'er the lives of men.

Where re illi ali due speed, in sive days time, Not les that two long stadia haveri travell'd, Andirought them hi ther.

Perplex'd me fore, here chariois, Coaches, cariS

Great Peleus' son, the fam'. ' Achilles, feli; Tisas , an no his sal frona Pegasus, Thcit

Podarces. Πιδάρ, σή, pedibus celer, Quasi per antiphrasin, say the commentator Thisi, a Lindis punio intelligibi to the Englisti reader. Aehissis. J Alludin to the stor of hisaein idipped in the Styx by his mollier Thetis, andrendered invulnerable in every par but the Dot in hich he was astemard wounde by Paris Vo L. II. and

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ues TRAGO PODAGRA: ost,

That Lill 'd the brave Bellerophon Gout The royal Thebaia, ' Oedipus was nain, An Plisthenes, and loean's aples son, Who ted the Grecian seet, Thessalia' hing, Riad Ithaca's, O Laertes' god like son,

and pede captus, ei aed by the oot Lucia intimates, heresere, that it Was, in truth, thego ut anu not a reported Paris, thala ille hi m. B l rophon. J ho et o Pegasus, 1 oke his thigh, and went lame ver after lachris the common repori tu Luci an telis us, it a noth in but the goui. Oedipu J Gr. ιλπους, nother pun, or play Pon the nam C. Porans, Us. J Philoctetes, ullo as ita a serpent in the fland of Chrysa, and continued lanae, O many years a Lemnos. Se the famous traged of Sophocles on this subject. Ait erati, e learn rom Lucian, that his also was nothingaut a sit of the goui.

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With his in festive Bacchanalia train, Haste, and persorin m drea commaniis do thou, Withia infulci inges terce thei tender feet, Seire thou theanotted wrist, and thou the hand

7 'inmnomyd. Nec munus humeri essicacis Hereulis Exat sit aestuosius. Hor.

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Iliatu. J his las song of the Chorus is no more remarkable sororue humour, hanfor it singula propriety. To ais the character of his heroine, the oddes GouT, Lucianhere makes her attendant enumerate the most celebrate instances of human rastinest, severelypunished sor contending illi divine power Uer sex of the tragi Chorusses in Eschylus, So. phocles, o Euripides, aresso Keil adapte to the subject. Marsas. J ho was flea'd alive so attemptinga plaympo the flute with Apollo ' Maeonian Maid. Arachne, turned into a spider se contending With Minerva See Ovid', Metamorphoses, . vi.

Hariis ile fate, M. J The origina is a parod on sonae lines in the Andromache of Eu ripides.

FINIS.

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