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horace-works_84		horace-works_84			.txt	text/plain	89	5	86	ODES III. ODE XXVI. TO VENUS I lately lived a proper person for girls, and campaigned it not without honor; but now this wall, which guards the left side of[ the statue] of seaborn Venus, shall have my arms and my lyre discharged from warfare. Here, here, deposit the shining flambeaux, and the wrenching irons, and the bows, that threatened the resisting doors. O thou goddess, who possessest the blissful Cyprus, and Memphis free from Sithonian snow, O queen, give the haughty Chloe one cut with your highraised lash.	./cache/horace-works_84.txt	./txt/horace-works_84.txt