Hellas a Lyrical Drama a Reprint of the Original Edition Published in 1822 Wit
Hellas a Lyrical Drama a Reprint of the Original Edition Published in 1822 Wit
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" (See '. —Shelley's Works, Forman's Edition, 1880. Vol. Iii, p. 276. Also Rossetti's Edition, 1885, vol. Iii, p. 179. *) (4) " Let her descend A seraph-winged victory [arrayed] In tempest of the omnipotence of God Which sweeps through all things. " Compare with Hellas, 1822, p. 23, lines 10-14 :— " The renovated genius of our race, descends A seraph-winged Victory, bestriding The tempest of the Omnipotence of God, Which sweeps all things to their appointed doom, " (5) " Change Shall flit befor...e thee on her dragon wings, Convulsing and consuming, " Compare with Adonais xxix, lines 7 and 8 : — " fear and grief Convulse us and consume us day by day, " (6) " Haste thou and fill the waning crescent With beams as keen as those which pierced the shadow Of Christian night rolled back upon the West When the orient moon of Islam rode in triumph From Tmolus to the Acroceraunian snow. " * The line may also be found on page 209 of the Posthumous Poems, 1824, where the passage of thirteen lines which it closes stands alone under a separate title — Song of a Spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (See '. —Shelley's Works, Forman's Edition, 1880. Vol. Iii, p. 276. Also Rossetti's Edition, 1885, vol. Iii, p. 179. *) (4) " Let her descend A seraph-winged victory [arrayed] In tempest of the omnipotence of God Which sweeps through all things. " Compare with Hellas, 1822, p. 23, lines 10-14 :— " The renovated genius of our race, descends A seraph-winged Victory, bestriding The tempest of the Omnipotence of God, Which sweeps all things to their appointed doom, " (5) " Change Shall flit befor...e thee on her dragon wings, Convulsing and consuming, " Compare with Adonais xxix, lines 7 and 8 : — " fear and grief Convulse us and consume us day by day, " (6) " Haste thou and fill the waning crescent With beams as keen as those which pierced the shadow Of Christian night rolled back upon the West When the orient moon of Islam rode in triumph From Tmolus to the Acroceraunian snow. " * The line may also be found on page 209 of the Posthumous Poems, 1824, where the passage of thirteen lines which it closes stands alone under a separate title — Song of a Spirit.
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