Daphnis And Chloe : the Elizabethan Version From Amyot's Translation
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I heere proteft and denounce vnto you, as I am the god Pan, and as the liuely flockes and heards, are vnto me of facred pleafance, that no one of you Ihall euer fee Methimne againe, if you do but fo much as make meane to paffe forwards with this pillage. Nor Ihal you efcape the wreake of thofe hideous foundes that you haue heard, without leaning fo much as one of you aliue, but that the fea it felfe fhall foake you vppe, and your carcaffes become a foode vnto the fifhes : Render there- fore bac...ke againe vnto the Nymphs their Chloe, and to me the flockes and heards you haue taken, and fet them immediately on land, that I may condudl them backe againe into their haunts and paflures, fo dooing, I may remit the refidue of the wrong, and fuifer ypu in faftie to returne againe into your countries.
The Captaine whofe name was Briaxia, beeing awaked of this vifion, grewe into greater feare and amaze of this heauye charge and fpeeches. And calling together his fouldiors and companies, he caufed prefent ferch to be made for Chloe throghout all the galleis, among their T)aphnis and Qhloe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heere proteft and denounce vnto you, as I am the god Pan, and as the liuely flockes and heards, are vnto me of facred pleafance, that no one of you Ihall euer fee Methimne againe, if you do but fo much as make meane to paffe forwards with this pillage. Nor Ihal you efcape the wreake of thofe hideous foundes that you haue heard, without leaning fo much as one of you aliue, but that the fea it felfe fhall foake you vppe, and your carcaffes become a foode vnto the fifhes : Render there- fore bac...ke againe vnto the Nymphs their Chloe, and to me the flockes and heards you haue taken, and fet them immediately on land, that I may condudl them backe againe into their haunts and paflures, fo dooing, I may remit the refidue of the wrong, and fuifer ypu in faftie to returne againe into your countries.
The Captaine whofe name was Briaxia, beeing awaked of this vifion, grewe into greater feare and amaze of this heauye charge and fpeeches. And calling together his fouldiors and companies, he caufed prefent ferch to be made for Chloe throghout all the galleis, among their T)aphnis and Qhloe.
What to read after Daphnis And Chloe : the Elizabethan Version From Amyot's Translation?
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