An Address Delivered At Middletown, in the State of Rhode Island
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and he snuffeth the battle af\ir off; the " thunder of the captains and the shoutings." Homer describes the steeds of^neas as of celestial origin, for he says they were given by Jove the Thunder- er, to Tros as the price of his son Ganymede taken up to Heaven for his beauty, to be the cup-bearer of the Gods.
Vergil speaks of a breed that had the east wind for an ancestor, so swift wore they and so light of foot.
Ore omnes versoe in Zephyrum, stant rnpibus altis illae Expectant leves auras ; et ...saepe sine ullis Conjiigiis vento gravidaj.
36 lie describes the animal most in esteem in his time and says — " Lofty his neck, his head small and slender ; short in " the loin with a chest swelling in brawny muscles. Ilis ' ' color, bay or blueish gray ; his mane thick and waving " upon his right shoulder, his back seems braced with a " double spine and his solid hoof resounds upon the plain ; ' ' such was the brace of Mars and such the chariot-horses "of great Achilles." This last Hero, declared at the Games in honor of Pa- troclus, dead, that if he were permitted to contend in the chariot-race he could win ; " for my steeds, said he, sur- pass all others, because they are immortal ; and Neptune gave them to my father and I inherited them from him." Tlie Greeks, however, were not fastidious as to color, and a chestnut horse with a white circular spot like the moon upon his forehead, meets the approl)ation of Homer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and he snuffeth the battle af\ir off; the " thunder of the captains and the shoutings." Homer describes the steeds of^neas as of celestial origin, for he says they were given by Jove the Thunder- er, to Tros as the price of his son Ganymede taken up to Heaven for his beauty, to be the cup-bearer of the Gods.
Vergil speaks of a breed that had the east wind for an ancestor, so swift wore they and so light of foot.
Ore omnes versoe in Zephyrum, stant rnpibus altis illae Expectant leves auras ; et ...saepe sine ullis Conjiigiis vento gravidaj.
36 lie describes the animal most in esteem in his time and says — " Lofty his neck, his head small and slender ; short in " the loin with a chest swelling in brawny muscles. Ilis ' ' color, bay or blueish gray ; his mane thick and waving " upon his right shoulder, his back seems braced with a " double spine and his solid hoof resounds upon the plain ; ' ' such was the brace of Mars and such the chariot-horses "of great Achilles." This last Hero, declared at the Games in honor of Pa- troclus, dead, that if he were permitted to contend in the chariot-race he could win ; " for my steeds, said he, sur- pass all others, because they are immortal ; and Neptune gave them to my father and I inherited them from him." Tlie Greeks, however, were not fastidious as to color, and a chestnut horse with a white circular spot like the moon upon his forehead, meets the approl)ation of Homer.
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