Note 449 — APPENDIX
Reading edition
“The love of horses which they had alive, And care of chariots, after death survive. In bands reclining on the grassy plain, They feasted and pour’d forth a joyful strain.” See Dryden’s “Virgil.”
Reading edition
“The love of horses which they had alive, And care of chariots, after death survive. In bands reclining on the grassy plain, They feasted and pour’d forth a joyful strain.” See Dryden’s “Virgil.”