Comus
Comus
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II. 61-58. This is a reference to the fate of Ulysses' com- panions, as told in the Odyssey ^ bk. z.
1. 55. * His soft hair, which falls about his shoulders in delicate ringlets, is generally intertwined with a garland of vine leaves or ivy.' — Seemann.
1. 58. * Comus,' the god of festive mirth and joy, occurs only in the later times of antiquity. Gk. K&fAoSt a revel.
1. 59. * Frolic,' adjective, sportive. This is the original use. * Of ' = on account of.
1. 60. * Celtic and Iberian fields,' i....e. France and Spain.
1. 61. ' Ominous,' dangerous. The wood is in Shropshire.
1. 66. * Orient ' (eastern), bright.
1.66. * Drouth of,' thirst due to. For drought. The word occurs again in 1. 928, with the meaning * want of water'.
1.67. *Fond,'fooU8h.
1. 71. * Ounce,' a kind of lynx.
1. 72. ' Here Milton deviates from the representation in d by Google 71 the Odyssetft where the whole bodies of Circe's viotims are changed into brute-forms. It is an acnte remark of Newton that the deviation served stage purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. 61-58. This is a reference to the fate of Ulysses' com- panions, as told in the Odyssey ^ bk. z.
1. 55. * His soft hair, which falls about his shoulders in delicate ringlets, is generally intertwined with a garland of vine leaves or ivy.' — Seemann.
1. 58. * Comus,' the god of festive mirth and joy, occurs only in the later times of antiquity. Gk. K&fAoSt a revel.
1. 59. * Frolic,' adjective, sportive. This is the original use. * Of ' = on account of.
1. 60. * Celtic and Iberian fields,' i....e. France and Spain.
1. 61. ' Ominous,' dangerous. The wood is in Shropshire.
1. 66. * Orient ' (eastern), bright.
1.66. * Drouth of,' thirst due to. For drought. The word occurs again in 1. 928, with the meaning * want of water'.
1.67. *Fond,'fooU8h.
1. 71. * Ounce,' a kind of lynx.
1. 72. ' Here Milton deviates from the representation in d by Google 71 the Odyssetft where the whole bodies of Circe's viotims are changed into brute-forms. It is an acnte remark of Newton that the deviation served stage purposes.
What to read after Comus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton, John, 1608-1674 to read onlineMoreLess
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