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...upon the face of his judge, repeating the 347th verse of the ninth book of Homer's Odyssey. Cyclops ! since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet, potent to digest. Being banished from Constantinople, he returned to Alexandria, where he was suffered to teach philosophy,...

...upon the face of his judge, repeating the 347th verse of the ninth book of Homer's Odyssey. Cyclops ! since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet, potent to digest. Being banished from Constantinople, he returned to Alexandria, where he was suffered to teach philosophy,...

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...of their force, and yet so potent as to turn a magnetick needle through the glass. Keutm's Opticlu. Cyclop, since human flesh has been thy feast, Now drain this goblet potent to digest. Pope. The chemical preparations are more vigorous and potent in their effects than the galenical. Baker....

...lambs. Next seized two wretches more, and headlong cast, Brain'd on the rock ; his second dire repast. I s,' each lisping babe replies. 410 And what rich liquors other climates boast. We to thy shore the precious freight shall bear, If...

...PAGE 253. d Tf>, for T<£», from rda, to stretch out the hands and take. — Kpt'a, one syllable. r We to thy shore the precious freight shall bear, If home thou send us. POPE. He flatters him, ai if he were a god : tibi ferebam quasi libationcm. DA. The Latins similarly...

...feast, And what rich liquors other climates boast. Know hence what treasures in our ship we lost, 410 We to thy shore the precious freight shall bear, If home thou send us, and vouchsafe to spare. The sons of men shall ne'er approach thy shore, 415 But oh! thus furious, thirsting thus for gore,...

...hrimming gohlet foaming o'er ; Cyclop ! since human flesh has heen thy feast, Now drain this gohlet, potent - 410 And what rich liquors other climates hoast. We to thy shore the precious freight shall hear, If...