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Poems on
Surveys exultant: of th' immortal Train
Discord alone descends, assists alone
The Horrors of the Field; in peace the Gods
High in Olympian Bow'rs on radiant Thrones
Lament the Woes of Man; but loud Complaints
From every God arose; Jove favour'd Troy,
At partial Jove they murmur'd: he unmov'd
All Heav'n in murmurs heard, apart he sate
Enthron'd in Glory: down to Earth he turn'd
His stedfast Eye, and from his Throne survey'd
The rising Tow'rs of Troy, the tented Shores,
The Blaze of Arms, the Slayer and the Slain.

While with his morning Wheels, the God of Day
Climb'd up the Steep of Heaven, with equal Rage
In murd'rous Storms the Shafts from Host to Host
Flew adverse, and in equal Numbers fell
Promiscuous Greek and Trojan, till the Hour

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