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FIFTH PYTHIAN ODE.

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Let not the black tempestuous gale

With hostile force his life assail,
As when th' autumnal fruits are cast ⁠165
On earth before the wintry blast.
The sovereign majesty of Jove
Guides the bless'd object of his love.
And may Olympia's chaplet grace,
Bestow'd by him, great Battus' race! ⁠168 ⁠170

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