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Plutarch, P.Aemil. p. 275.] 84 See a fine description of this accumulated wealth of ages in Phars.l. iii.v. 155,

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Phars. 507, "atque umbras nunquam flectente Syene."

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Manilius at the end of Bk.I. and referred to by Lucan (_Phars. _ i.) and

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Lucan's (Phars.vii. 777), runs, Haud alios nondum Scythica purgatus in ara Emmenidum vidit vultus Pelopeius Orestes: Nec magis attonitos animi sensere tumultus, Cum fueret, Pentheus, aut cum desisset, Agave.

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[35] _Si libertatis Superis tam cura placent Quam vindicta placet_, Phars. iv.

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The simile of Lucan, which describes one disastrous flash rather than a storm (Phars.i. 150) refers to Caesar:

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Virgil falls, is borrowed by Lucan (_Phars. _ v. 101).

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[52] Capit impia plebes Cespite patricio somnos, Phars. vii.

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Some time later she made a journey to the land of Phars, which were the people they had been at war with.

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Tutela fecure mea* Cocli ifte fretique Non puppis noftrae labor eft, Hanc Caefare preflam A flu£lu defendet onus j nam proderit undis Ifte ratis; Quid tanta ftrage paratur Ignoras? quaerit pelagi coelique tumultu Quid pweftet fortuna mihi*. — — Phars.

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