Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 2
Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 2
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HERCULES.
Do not you fee, both of you, yonder twd mountains, the two greateft and moft beautiful of all others ? Hzemus is the larger of the two, and over againit it is Rhod6pe From each fide below are extended very fertile plains* There are three or four beautiful fummits, gra- dually rifing like the fpires of an approaching city. And behold ! yonder is the city !
DIALOGUES OF LUCIA N. 3*9 MERCURY.
Yes verily, Hercules, the mofl large and beautiful city ever feen. Its fplendour is very confpic...uous at this diltance, and it feems to be walhed by a very large river.
HERCULES.
Yes, the Hebrus. The[/] city was built by Philip. We are now below the clouds, very near to the earth. So we may land, if you pleafe. Succefs to us !
MERCURY.
With all my heart. But what is to be done now ? How lhall we trace them out ?
HERCULES.
That, Mercury, depends upon you You can eafily cry them : it is your trade, you know.
[] Philippolis, anciently called Poneropolis ; and, in Pliny's time, Trimontium.
ME R- 320 DIALOGUES OF L U C I A N; MERCURY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HERCULES.
Do not you fee, both of you, yonder twd mountains, the two greateft and moft beautiful of all others ? Hzemus is the larger of the two, and over againit it is Rhod6pe From each fide below are extended very fertile plains* There are three or four beautiful fummits, gra- dually rifing like the fpires of an approaching city. And behold ! yonder is the city !
DIALOGUES OF LUCIA N. 3*9 MERCURY.
Yes verily, Hercules, the mofl large and beautiful city ever feen. Its fplendour is very confpic...uous at this diltance, and it feems to be walhed by a very large river.
HERCULES.
Yes, the Hebrus. The[/] city was built by Philip. We are now below the clouds, very near to the earth. So we may land, if you pleafe. Succefs to us !
MERCURY.
With all my heart. But what is to be done now ? How lhall we trace them out ?
HERCULES.
That, Mercury, depends upon you You can eafily cry them : it is your trade, you know.
[] Philippolis, anciently called Poneropolis ; and, in Pliny's time, Trimontium.
ME R- 320 DIALOGUES OF L U C I A N; MERCURY.
What to read after Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Of Samosata Lucian to read onlineMoreLess
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