Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 3
Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 3
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MENIPPUS. It is a difficult talk, which you enjoin and DIALOGUES OF LUCIAN. 93 and not without danger. But, however, to ob- lige you, I will venture upon it. It is ordain- ed, that rich men, who keep their gold, like Danae, in clofe confinement under lock and key PHILONIDES.
Before you come to that, Menippus, tell me what induced you to undertake fuch a journey, and who was your guide. Indeed, I am very defirous of knowing every thing which you have heard and feen ; for you are a man of tafte ;... and it is not likely, that any circumftance worthy of notice fhould efcape your obferva- tion.
MENIPPUS.
I mud endeavour to fatisfy you as well as I can. There is no denying any thing to the im- portunity of fo obliging a friend. And firft I am to fay what induced me to form the relblution of defcending into the other world. Attending, when a child, to the ftories told by Homer and Hefiod of wars, and feditions, and adulteries, and rapine, and violence, and wrangling, of perfons DIALOGUES OF LUCIAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MENIPPUS. It is a difficult talk, which you enjoin and DIALOGUES OF LUCIAN. 93 and not without danger. But, however, to ob- lige you, I will venture upon it. It is ordain- ed, that rich men, who keep their gold, like Danae, in clofe confinement under lock and key PHILONIDES.
Before you come to that, Menippus, tell me what induced you to undertake fuch a journey, and who was your guide. Indeed, I am very defirous of knowing every thing which you have heard and feen ; for you are a man of tafte ;... and it is not likely, that any circumftance worthy of notice fhould efcape your obferva- tion.
MENIPPUS.
I mud endeavour to fatisfy you as well as I can. There is no denying any thing to the im- portunity of fo obliging a friend. And firft I am to fay what induced me to form the relblution of defcending into the other world. Attending, when a child, to the ftories told by Homer and Hefiod of wars, and feditions, and adulteries, and rapine, and violence, and wrangling, of perfons DIALOGUES OF LUCIAN.
What to read after Dialogues of Lucian From the Greek volume 3?
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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