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...blood into his own hand, he threw h upon the face of his judge, repeating, from Homer, " Cyclops ! since human flesh has been thy feast. Now drain this goblet, potent to digest." — POPE. It appears, however, that notwithstanding this unjust treatment by the Christians at Constantinople,...

...two wretches more, and headlong cast, Brain'd on the rock ; his second dire repast. I then approach'd him reeking with their gore, And held the brimming...spare. But oh! thus furious, thirsting thus for gore, J The sons of men shall ne'er approach thy shore, f And never shall thou taste this nectar more." )...

...two wretches more, and headlong cast, Brain'd on the rock ; his second dire repast. I then approach'd him reeking with their gore, And held the brimming goblet foaming o'er: " Cyclop ! since human fiesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet, potent to digest: Know hence what treasures in our...

...blood into his own hand, he threw it upon the face of his judge, repeating, from Homer, " Cyclops ! since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet, potent to digest."— POPE. Jt appears, however, that notwithstanding this unjust treatment by the Christians at Constantinople,...

...blood into his own hand, he threw it upon the face of his judge, repeating, from Homer, " Cyclops ! since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet, potent to digest." — POPE. It appears, however, that notwithstanding this unjust treatment by the Christians at Constantinople,...

...the blood into his own hand, he threw h upon the face of his judge, repeating, from Homer, " Cyclops! since human flesh has been thy feast. Now drain this goblet, potent to digest."—POPS. It appears, however, that notwithstanding this unjust treatment by the Christians...

...wretches more, and headlong cast, Brain'd on the rock ; his second dire repast. 405 I then approach'd him reeking with their gore, And held the brimming...since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this gobtet, potent to digest; Know hence what treasures in our ship we lost, 410 And what rich liqnors...