An Thiopian History Written in Greek By Heliodorus
An Thiopian History Written in Greek By Heliodorus
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Why then doo not we breake off this tragical poeme of theirs, and yeeld us to those that will kill us ? least perhaps if they meane to make an intolerable end to our tragedy, we be forced to kill our selves. Cariclia allowed not all that he said, mary she thought that he justly accused fortune, but not that it was any point of wisedome, to No point of yeelde themselves willingly into the enimies handes, for wisdome to they were not sure that they would kill them as soone as ^ e . E they had the...m, neither had they to doo with so gentle and friendly a God, that would make a quicke end of their miseries, but would perhappes reserve them to a further bondage. Which thing, then what death should it not be more greevous ? If we give our selves to the injuries of barbarous people, we shalbe so unworthily handled, as I am lothe to gesse. Whiche thinge by all meanes, and as longe as we can, let us a voyde, measuringe our hope of time to come, with experience of that which is past, howe wee have bene diversely preserved at such time as is not credible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why then doo not we breake off this tragical poeme of theirs, and yeeld us to those that will kill us ? least perhaps if they meane to make an intolerable end to our tragedy, we be forced to kill our selves. Cariclia allowed not all that he said, mary she thought that he justly accused fortune, but not that it was any point of wisedome, to No point of yeelde themselves willingly into the enimies handes, for wisdome to they were not sure that they would kill them as soone as ^ e . E they had the...m, neither had they to doo with so gentle and friendly a God, that would make a quicke end of their miseries, but would perhappes reserve them to a further bondage. Which thing, then what death should it not be more greevous ? If we give our selves to the injuries of barbarous people, we shalbe so unworthily handled, as I am lothe to gesse. Whiche thinge by all meanes, and as longe as we can, let us a voyde, measuringe our hope of time to come, with experience of that which is past, howe wee have bene diversely preserved at such time as is not credible.
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