Agamemnon's Daughter. An Epopee
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Whose snowy beard would brush the Delphic shrine, As he unto the God gave sacrifice ; In burning Troy he saw the strifeful sign, And homeward fled at once across the brine ; That city's fall was for his glance the end, He would not further probe the ways divine.
The will of Gods he sought not to transcend.
IPHIGENIA AT DELPHI. 149 XII.
Next Spartan Menclaus thither came, Who wandered long, yet reached at last his home, With Helen still his wife, but all men's fame; Far, far into the East he had... to roam, And cut a path unknown through salty foam ; When he the wiles of Proteus had outdone, And through old Egypt's mystic land had come, He caught beneath all changing forms the One.
XIII.
Ulysses, too, at Delphi now appears.
Though his return was greatest of them all, He fought and wandered homeward twenty years, He saw strange lands and beings magical, With giants strove, who sought him to enthrall.
He passed the Underworld of ghostly forms, Where all the shades gave answer to liis call, Then back to home on earth outrode the storms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose snowy beard would brush the Delphic shrine, As he unto the God gave sacrifice ; In burning Troy he saw the strifeful sign, And homeward fled at once across the brine ; That city's fall was for his glance the end, He would not further probe the ways divine.
The will of Gods he sought not to transcend.
IPHIGENIA AT DELPHI. 149 XII.
Next Spartan Menclaus thither came, Who wandered long, yet reached at last his home, With Helen still his wife, but all men's fame; Far, far into the East he had... to roam, And cut a path unknown through salty foam ; When he the wiles of Proteus had outdone, And through old Egypt's mystic land had come, He caught beneath all changing forms the One.
XIII.
Ulysses, too, at Delphi now appears.
Though his return was greatest of them all, He fought and wandered homeward twenty years, He saw strange lands and beings magical, With giants strove, who sought him to enthrall.
He passed the Underworld of ghostly forms, Where all the shades gave answer to liis call, Then back to home on earth outrode the storms.
What to read after Agamemnon's Daughter. An Epopee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snider Denton Jaques to read onlineMoreLess
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