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Inscription For The Apollo Belvidere

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O all ye Sons of Taste! with raptured sight     Behold this image of the God of light;     Admire its whole, admire its every part;     'Tis sculpture's master-work, the boast of Art.     Not with more glory in his heavenly sphere     The God appears, than in his Image here.

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