Hercules Furens a Tragedy
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Let chaos, and the broad expanse of Ocean, and the air, which would more righteously have felt thy darts, reverberate the mournful sound. The breast, beset with sins so grievous, must be struck by no light blow: let the three realms resound his groans. And thou, strong arrow, which hast hung so long, a glory and protection, on his neck, and loaded quiver, beat his savage back with cruel blows; and let the oak bruise his brave shoulders, and the heavy club oppress his breast with cruel knots: hi...s arms must drive away so cruel grief. Ye boys, who, though not sharers of your father's praise, by impious violence have fallen, expiation for the death of kings, not taught to. Bend your limbs in Grecian wrestling schools, unskilled to use the caestus and the fist, but who have learned to send the flying ar- row from the Scythian quiver, hurled with an unerring hand, to. Pierce the bounding stag, and to transfix the backs of young wild beasts, go to thj havens of the Styx, go shades, go, inno- cents, whom murder and paternal fury crushed on life's first thresh- holdl Go, unhappy children, through the gloomy place of the renowned exploit!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let chaos, and the broad expanse of Ocean, and the air, which would more righteously have felt thy darts, reverberate the mournful sound. The breast, beset with sins so grievous, must be struck by no light blow: let the three realms resound his groans. And thou, strong arrow, which hast hung so long, a glory and protection, on his neck, and loaded quiver, beat his savage back with cruel blows; and let the oak bruise his brave shoulders, and the heavy club oppress his breast with cruel knots: hi...s arms must drive away so cruel grief. Ye boys, who, though not sharers of your father's praise, by impious violence have fallen, expiation for the death of kings, not taught to. Bend your limbs in Grecian wrestling schools, unskilled to use the caestus and the fist, but who have learned to send the flying ar- row from the Scythian quiver, hurled with an unerring hand, to. Pierce the bounding stag, and to transfix the backs of young wild beasts, go to thj havens of the Styx, go shades, go, inno- cents, whom murder and paternal fury crushed on life's first thresh- holdl Go, unhappy children, through the gloomy place of the renowned exploit!
What to read after Hercules Furens a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucius Seneca to read onlineMoreLess
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