Addison, Joseph: Remarks on several parts of Italy: &c. in the years 1701, 1702, 1703 (London: Tonson, 1718)

R O M. E.
Clemens Marce redis, cum gentibus undi-
que cinftam
Exult Hesperiam paribus sortuna periclis.
Laus ibi nulla ducum, nam siammeus im-
her in hojiem
Decidit, hunc dorfo trepidum sumante fe-
rebat
Ambustus fonipes j hie tabefeente folutus
Subfedit gated, liquefabtaque fulgure cuspis
Canduit, et fubitis fluxere vaporibus enfes.
‘Tunc, contenta polo, mortalis nefeia teli
Pugnafuit. Chald<ea mago seu carmina
ritu
Armavere Deos: Jeu, quod rear, omne to-
nantis
Obsequium Mar ci mores potuere mereri.
De Sexto Cons. Hon.
So mild Aurelius to the Gods repaid
The grateful Vows that in his Fears he
made,
When Latium from unnumber’d Foes
was freed:
Nor did he Then by his own Force suc-
ceedj
But with descending Show’rs of Brirn-
stone fir’d,
The wild Barbarian in the Storm ex-
pir’d.

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