Hieronymus Fracastors Syphillis From the Original Latin a Translation in Pros
Hieronymus Fracastors Syphillis From the Original Latin a Translation in Pros
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" "Beneficent goddess, " he cries, "I accept thy presage, I will obey thee; I will go, divine virgin, whither thy voice calls me!" The next day, at the earliest streak of dawn, he pro- ceeded to the cavern. He found its entrance under im- mense rocks which the tree of Jupiter has covered wdth its branches. On the threshold of the chasm, he im- molates a black sheep which he offers as a sacrifice to powerful Cybele. Then, he burns the thuja and the cypress in honor of Erebus and of the divinitie...s of the dark shores. Suddenly there arises a voice which over- throws the subterranean echoes; it is the sacred voice of the goddess!
The nymphs of the earth who preside over the met- als, were occupied at that moment in uniting liquid sulphur with the silvered wave of mercury, a marvelous Page Thirty-eight amalgam which, hardened by the bath, transforms itself into pure gold. All ready, for this divine work, un- known to mortals, and they alloyed a hundred rays of flame and a hundred molecules of burnt air with two hundred germs borrowed either from the bowels of the earth or the bosom of the waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Beneficent goddess, " he cries, "I accept thy presage, I will obey thee; I will go, divine virgin, whither thy voice calls me!" The next day, at the earliest streak of dawn, he pro- ceeded to the cavern. He found its entrance under im- mense rocks which the tree of Jupiter has covered wdth its branches. On the threshold of the chasm, he im- molates a black sheep which he offers as a sacrifice to powerful Cybele. Then, he burns the thuja and the cypress in honor of Erebus and of the divinitie...s of the dark shores. Suddenly there arises a voice which over- throws the subterranean echoes; it is the sacred voice of the goddess!
The nymphs of the earth who preside over the met- als, were occupied at that moment in uniting liquid sulphur with the silvered wave of mercury, a marvelous Page Thirty-eight amalgam which, hardened by the bath, transforms itself into pure gold. All ready, for this divine work, un- known to mortals, and they alloyed a hundred rays of flame and a hundred molecules of burnt air with two hundred germs borrowed either from the bowels of the earth or the bosom of the waters.
What to read after Hieronymus Fracastors Syphillis From the Original Latin a Translation in Pros?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Girolamo Fracastoro to read onlineMoreLess
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