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Tyrants ſubdu d, and Amtes overthrown: 

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Their Trophics moulder, and cheir Laurels fade. 


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In mournful Strains th ill created Shades Ail grieve 

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On Worth negleQed equal to his own: 
Hense forch, ſaid he, let Merit claim a Friend, — . 


And every Conqueror a Mufe attend. 


Then Sr firſt did ſo divinely. rave, 


And Virgil enter d. the Cumæan Cave; 


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And Cafar's Vertues in ZEneas live. 
A nobler Subject ſhou d your Muſe engage, 


The mighty Fugene's Arms command your Sacred Rage. 


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The Soldiers Courage, and the General's Care ; 
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How, tho but beardicfs, Galli felr bis Arms; dar, at SY 

And Pa/ope trembled'it his fierce Alarms: 

| Bow, when he thunder d, mmerbus Troops did yield, 
And Mars himſelf forſook tir aſtoniſh'd Field; eee e. 


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1 How by his Sword tem mpeſtuous Wars did ceaſe, 


This * heand, a ſudden Flame Poſkeſs's 
His generous Mind, Ambition fird his Breaſt ; : 


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Where had our Decis- and Comill; been? 


Our Pompey's, Caſar's, and haft — more chan he 


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What gain d Æmilius Lich: arglorums Nu, wor bread 2 


How, whenin ** Achilles did appear, ods o 
How the dire Seipio s rag d, thoſe [Thunderbolts af War Pads 


"Had not "IP warm d with more than human Heat, 
The 9 s Actions, and the Poet s Wit, 


Turnus had never bought. or Maro Writ... at. 


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To fave Germania from th' impending Warsͥ 
In vain the Floods!” In vain the Rocks withſtand, 


In vain the rugged PEROT cl nk Lai ener 


All things muſt yield to Heaven's and his Command: 


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Fearleſs, he climbs Mountains, as yet En 
From thence Java ys T talias armed Coaſt, 
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' Wich juſt Revenge the dire incenſedFove ; 

To eurb their Rage, ſome Warlike Power he ſends, 
W ich Flames and Thunder armd ; tWavcaging God deſcends. 


With no leſs Zeal his Troops purſue the Fight, 


' Boldly ch afferr their injurd Monarch's. Right: 


See! ſhe! ”"_— ger they 8 their loud * ; 


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As they Foes what. Las s Carp ww 
What Trophies wait chem i in the Mantuan Fields! 


With Fear I view Cremona's purple Streams, 


Wich trembling Joy I view the raging Flames : 


_ Succeeding Ages jhall aſtoniſh'd read 


This bold, unriyal d, unexampled Deed ; 
A Deed, ſhall every Senerous Breaſt inſpire 


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5 But oh! What Words, what Humane Sounds can praiſe; 
The haughty Grandeur of the General's Face, 

When 'midſt the Storms of | War unmov d he ſtood, 

And bravely daring for Europas Good, FE | 
Unmindful of his own, he fought in Seas of Blood? I 


As Neptane once rous'd from his watry Bed, 
Above the Wayes reard his tremendous Head 
To fave the Trojans; at whoſe awful Nod 
The Winds were buſh'd, and the Seas own'd their angry 
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Great Homers Rage, or Virgits nobler Art 5 
Cou d (as who records his T riumphs ought) 
Write with the manly Spirit Eagene fought : 


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Than Ceſar, Pompey. or the. God of War; 


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His Name and Sound thro every. chat Grove,.. 54 5 
Equall d Th none, but Naſfſaw and bx. Jove... 


My Spirits ſink, and I would fain r 5 
But. Juſtice till one Labour. do's 8 require, 
Liizara fall. demands the Muſes Care. 


Let Cregui 'sGhoſt, and yanquiſh'd : Buurboi tell, K of Wk 
How bravely Eugene fought, how great W fell. 


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Thy Praiſes, Eugene, ſhall for ever live; 
The Trophies thou haſt rais'd ſhall Time its ſelf ſurviye. 
Not the brave God · like Philips braver Son, 
Cou d boaſt a more immortal Conqueſt won: 


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