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Horace Odes 3.13 O fons
Bandusiae splendidior vitro dulci digne mero non sine floribus, cras
donaberis haedo, cui
frons turgida cornibus primis et venerem...
- well as
extraordinary views. The
spring Horace loved so much, the fons
Bandusiae, is
likely to be that
which still pours out
above the villa. The Orsini...
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thoughts of
handsome Hebrus take her mind off her troubles. III.13, O fons
Bandusiae splendidior vitro... – O,
Fountain of Bandusia! –
Tomorrow a sacrifice...
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advocacy of life on the farm, as in Hyla
Brook (1916),
evoking Horace's fons
Bandusiae in Ode 3.13. Now at the
start of the
third millennium,
poets are still...
- have also been
proposed between the deity's name and a
place named fons
Bandusiae,
mentioned by
Horatio in one of his Odes.
Bindus is
interpreted as the...
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Leconte de
Lisle 9. also used as Mélodies, Book 1, No. 20
Choral 1901 O fons
Bandusiæ!,
Fragment d'une Ode d'Horace for soprano,
female chorus and orchestra...
- the
regions near the
Baltic Sea Baltia, IAU
recognized albedo feature Bandusiæ Fons /bænˈdjuːʒɪiː ˈfɒnz/ "Fountain of Bandusia",
title of a poem by Horace...
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banne "drop", Skt. bindú, vindú "drops, gob, spot",
possibly Lat. fōns
Bandusiae and Lusit. Bandua.
Bosona "Bosna river",
literally "running water": IE...
