A Fardel of Epigrams Done Into English
A Fardel of Epigrams Done Into English
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' Cythere, gently smiling, said, * No mail I wore No weapon bore, When erewhile, nude, 39 I vanquished you/ (Paraphrase of Anthologiu PIanudea t 174. Incerto Auctore. )* 2572 81 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXIV TO A BEARDED PHILOSOPHER "DRAY wear your beard inside your skull, your brains upon your chin : And then at last to talk some sense perhaps you might begin. 41 {Suggested by N. Cath. Epig. , p. 23. ' cxv EPIGRAMMATISTS T N idle moments, with naught else to do, A We turn to finding fault that 's ...idle too.
(Henricus Harderus. Rostgaard, Deli- ciae Poetarum Danorum, 1693, ii, p. 283. Harder d. 1683. ) 82 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXVI TO A CERTAIN POLITICIAN "D EVILED by all, you win unenvied fame : v Else not a soul would even know your name.
(N. Cath. Epig. Y p. 18. ) CXVI I TO THE SAME ET scanty soil upon your corpse be thrown, *" -# That dogs may worry at it bone by bone.
(AMMIANOS. Anthologia Palatina, xi, 226. ) 83 f 2 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXVIII T F you desire your Muse shall ne'er decay, A Let her with Attic salt be seasoned well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Cythere, gently smiling, said, * No mail I wore No weapon bore, When erewhile, nude, 39 I vanquished you/ (Paraphrase of Anthologiu PIanudea t 174. Incerto Auctore. )* 2572 81 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXIV TO A BEARDED PHILOSOPHER "DRAY wear your beard inside your skull, your brains upon your chin : And then at last to talk some sense perhaps you might begin. 41 {Suggested by N. Cath. Epig. , p. 23. ' cxv EPIGRAMMATISTS T N idle moments, with naught else to do, A We turn to finding fault that 's ...idle too.
(Henricus Harderus. Rostgaard, Deli- ciae Poetarum Danorum, 1693, ii, p. 283. Harder d. 1683. ) 82 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXVI TO A CERTAIN POLITICIAN "D EVILED by all, you win unenvied fame : v Else not a soul would even know your name.
(N. Cath. Epig. Y p. 18. ) CXVI I TO THE SAME ET scanty soil upon your corpse be thrown, *" -# That dogs may worry at it bone by bone.
(AMMIANOS. Anthologia Palatina, xi, 226. ) 83 f 2 A FARDEL OF EPIGRAMS CXVIII T F you desire your Muse shall ne'er decay, A Let her with Attic salt be seasoned well.
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