《lays of ancient rome(古罗马方位)》

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weave;     for  Manius    Curius          The    third  embroidered     gown:    Make 

ready   the   third   lofty   car;     And   twine   the   third   green   crown;   And 

yoke the steeds of Rosea              With necks like a bended bow; And deck 

the bull; Mevania's bull;            The bull as white as snow。 



                                          XXX 



     ‘‘Blest and thrice blest the Roman                Who sees Rome's brightest 

day;   Who   sees   that   long   victorious   pomp        Wind   down   the   Sacred 

Way; And through the bellowing Forum;                   And round the Suppliant's 



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Grove; Up to the everlasting gates                 Of Capitolian Jove。 



                                            XXXI 



     ‘‘Then   where;   o'er   two   bright   havens;           The   towers   of   Corinth 

frown; Where the gigantic King of Day                      On his own Rhodes looks 

down;     Where     oft  Orontes     murmurs             Beneath      the  laurel   shades; 

Where   Nile      reflects  the  endless    length          Of    dark   red  colonnades; 

Where   in   the   still   deep   water;         Sheltered   from   waves   and   blasts; 

Bristles the dusky forest              Of Byrsa's thousand masts; Where fur…clad 

hunters wander              Amidst the northern ice; Where through the sand of 

morning…land              The   camel   bears   the   spice;   Where   Atlas   flings   his 

shadow             Far   o'er   the   western   foam;   Shall   be   great   fear   on   all   who 

hear          The might name of Rome。'' 



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