Sabrinae corolla, in hortulis regiae scholae Salopiensis contexuerunt tres viri [B.H. Kennedy, J. Riddell and G.W. Clark] floribus legendis |
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... caeli . Illa patent late atqve in se revoluta residunt , Ingentemqve aditum pandunt ad inane profundum , Horrendum aspectu . Fugiunt formidine retro ; Down from the verge of heaven : eternal wrath Burnt SABRINAE COROLLA . 5.
... caeli . Illa patent late atqve in se revoluta residunt , Ingentemqve aditum pandunt ad inane profundum , Horrendum aspectu . Fugiunt formidine retro ; Down from the verge of heaven : eternal wrath Burnt SABRINAE COROLLA . 5.
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... a meaner man . BARRY CORNWALL . The Papal Aggression . ITH Pius Wiseman tries To lay us under ban : O Pius man unwise ! O impious Wise - man ! 8 . " Labentibus ibat Pone tamen graviora instant : de limite caeli 6 co SABRINAE COROLLA .
... a meaner man . BARRY CORNWALL . The Papal Aggression . ITH Pius Wiseman tries To lay us under ban : O Pius man unwise ! O impious Wise - man ! 8 . " Labentibus ibat Pone tamen graviora instant : de limite caeli 6 co SABRINAE COROLLA .
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... caeli praecepta : docentem Sprevere cives sordidi : Sic labor effluxit vanus . Nunc illius implet Natura crassior locum . Bellum Papale . A.D. MDCCCL . K. UM Sapiente Pius nostras iuravit in aras , Impius heu Sapiens insipiensqve Pius ...
... caeli praecepta : docentem Sprevere cives sordidi : Sic labor effluxit vanus . Nunc illius implet Natura crassior locum . Bellum Papale . A.D. MDCCCL . K. UM Sapiente Pius nostras iuravit in aras , Impius heu Sapiens insipiensqve Pius ...
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... caeli speciem , divisqve accommoda sedes , Qva vellent spatiari et sacras ire sub umbras : Quamvis arva Deus nondum saturaverat imbri , Nec putres homo qvi glebas domitaret aratro Ullus erat , sed humo subiens tum roscidus aer Omne ...
... caeli speciem , divisqve accommoda sedes , Qva vellent spatiari et sacras ire sub umbras : Quamvis arva Deus nondum saturaverat imbri , Nec putres homo qvi glebas domitaret aratro Ullus erat , sed humo subiens tum roscidus aer Omne ...
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... caeli tuus instar est ocellus ; Non instar tua labra sunt rosarum ; Non sunt lilia pectus ac lacerti . O vis illa serenitasqve veris , Qvod vestire rosisqve liliisqve Posset talibus invidenda rura ; Cui tam splendidus immineret aether ...
... caeli tuus instar est ocellus ; Non instar tua labra sunt rosarum ; Non sunt lilia pectus ac lacerti . O vis illa serenitasqve veris , Qvod vestire rosisqve liliisqve Posset talibus invidenda rura ; Cui tam splendidus immineret aether ...
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