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Etruscan Roman remains in popular tradition (1892)

Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903 · London, T. F. Unwin · leaf 80

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drenin the cradle, and whom Lactantius calls on us to laugh at, more ridiculous thanSanta Anna who does the same, or even the Madonna herself—the incarnationof nursing motherhood ? But the saints—and even the Virgin—had not comeup as yet in those days ! Taking them all through, the most crushing… … CHAPTER IV. FAFLON. Oh, Fufluns ! Fuflims ! awful deity!—Piitiipiis of Perusia in the Gaudeamus of W. SCHEFFEL. But it went better with Bacchus than it did with Mars or Apollo after the grand retreat of thegods.—Heine, The Cods in Exile. HE Arno, which rushesroaring before the windowwhere I am…

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