Spence, Joseph; Tindal, Nicholas [Editor]; Dodsley, James [Oth.]: A Guide To Classical Learning: Or, Polymetis Abridged: Containing, I. By Way of Introduction, the Characters of the Latin Poets and their Work ... II. An Inquiry concerning the Agreement between the Works of the Roman Poets and the Remains of the Antient Artists ... Being a Work absolutely necessary, not only for the Right Understanding of the Classics, but also for forming in Young Minds a True Taste for the Beauties of Poetry, Sculpture, and Painting (London: Printed for J. Dodsley, 1786)

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Bruma novi prima est, veterisque novissima soIUr
Fast. 1. v. 164. p^ 108
—— Torquet medios nox humida cursusj
Ft me saevus equis Orient affiavit anhelis.
TEn. 5." v. 740. p. icg.
Roscida purpurea supprime lora manu.
Ovid. 1. 1. el. ;3. v. 10. p. lip.
Memnonis in roseis luted mater equis.
Fast. 4. v. 714. p. no.
X«^que exiguis areseunt julpbura ssammis.
Met. 15. v. 351* p. 110.
Praesideo foribus coeli, cum mitibus Boris.
Fast. 1. v. 125. p. in.
Hie tenens dextra baculum^ clavernque sinistra,*
Bina repens oculis obtulit ora meis.
Fast. 1. v. 56. p. m«
Principium des, Jane, licet velocibus annisr
Ft revoces vultu saecula longa tuo.
Mart. L 8. ep. 8. p. 112.
Ante quod est in me, postque, vldetur
Fast, 1. v. 114. p. 113.
BOOK V.
Per Siculas equitavit aquas.
Hor. 1. 4. od. 4. v. 44. p. 117.
Conssigunt Zephyrusque Notusque, et leetus Fois
Eurus equis.——— TEn. 2. v. 417. p, 117.
..Rorant pennaeque sinufave.
Met. x» v. 268. p. 117.
Chloris eram quae Flora vocor, &c.
Fast. 5. v. 212. p. 118.
Fervescunt graviter spirantibus incita ssabris.
Lucr. 6. v, 427. p. 119.
Hine ad Tarpeium, &c,8. v, 354, p. 1^5*
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