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الصفحة 279
... Jupiter's bringing forth Pallas without her assistance , in- cessantly solicited all the gods and goddesses , that she might produce without Jupiter ; and having by violence and importunity obtained the grant , she struck the earth ...
... Jupiter's bringing forth Pallas without her assistance , in- cessantly solicited all the gods and goddesses , that she might produce without Jupiter ; and having by violence and importunity obtained the grant , she struck the earth ...
الصفحة 280
Francis Bacon. recovering his strength , Jupiter again pursues the monster ; first wounds him with a stroke of his thunder , when serpents arose from the blood of the wound ; and now the monster being dismayed , and taking to flight , ...
Francis Bacon. recovering his strength , Jupiter again pursues the monster ; first wounds him with a stroke of his thunder , when serpents arose from the blood of the wound ; and now the monster being dismayed , and taking to flight , ...
الصفحة 282
... Jupiter first thrown into Tartarus , and there condemned to perpetual imprisonment but that afterward , Tellus per- suaded Jupiter it would be for his service to re- lease them , and employ them in forging thunder- bolts . This he ...
... Jupiter first thrown into Tartarus , and there condemned to perpetual imprisonment but that afterward , Tellus per- suaded Jupiter it would be for his service to re- lease them , and employ them in forging thunder- bolts . This he ...
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