...declares that — " There are statues gracing this noble place in, Sweet heathen gods and nymphs so fair. Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air." 1794. road leading from Dublin to Roundwood ; and the manner in which I executed the work pleased him...

...declares that — " There are statues gracing this noble place in, Sweet heathen gods and nymphs so fair. Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air." 1794. road leading from Dublin to Round wood ; and the manner in which I executed the work pleased...

...Oh, ullagoane, &c. There's statues gracing this noble place in, All heathen goddesses so fair, — Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air.* • Alas ! these statues were knocked down, by the magical touch of the auctioneer's hammer, to Sir...

...Donoughmore. Oh, ullagoane, &c. There's statues gracing this noble place in, All heathen goddesses so fair,— Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air.* * Alas! these statues were knocked down, by the magical touch of the auctioneer's hammer, to Sir Thomas...

...MS. of the author :— There 's statues gracing thin noble place in, All heathen goddeesea so fuir— Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air. Samuel Lover, in his ' Lyrics of Ireland,' 1S58, gives the following variation in the second line :—...

...Ireland : — " There's statues gracing This noble place in — All heathen gods, And nymphs so fair ; Bold Neptune, Plutarch, And Nicodemus, All standing naked In the open air !" Mr. Maloney, in his late account of the " palace made o' windows," has evidently had these verses...

...my Lord Donoughmore. There 's statues gracing this noble place in, All heathen goddesses so fair — Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus, All standing naked in the open air. So now to finish this brave narration, Which my poor geni' could not entwine ; But were I Homer, or...

...the flood. There's statues gracing This noble place in — • All heathen gods And nymphs so fair ; Bold Neptune, Plutarch, And Nicodemus, All standing naked In the open air ! • So now to finish This brave narration, Which my poor geni Could not entwine ; But were I Homer,...

...verdant mud ; Besides the leeches, And groves of beeches, Standing in order For to guard the flood. Bold Neptune, Plutarch, And Nicodemus, All standing naked In the open air ! • So now to finish This brave narration, Which my poor geni Could not entwine ; But were I Homer,...

...Groves of Blarney " — " There's statutes gracing this noble place in All heathen goddesses so fair — Bold Neptune, Plutarch, and Nicodemus All standing naked in the open air." There are excellent accounts by Mr. Pretty, FSA, formerly of Northampton, of Roman remains discovered at...