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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SIMPLE PHILO OF ALEXANDRIA, by NORMAN DUBIE Poet's Biography
First Line: For what are we to think? But that philo
Last Line: From simple philo as from the whole.
Subject(s): Ignorance; Moon; Nero, Roman Emperor (37-68 A.d.); Rockets; Dullness; Stupdity
First Line: For what are we to think? But that philo
Last Line: From simple philo as from the whole.
Subject(s): Ignorance; Moon; Nero, Roman Emperor (37-68 A.d.); Rockets; Dullness; Stupdity
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