Longinus On the Sublime
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Oft to the gods, I ween, their hands are raised.
Their inward parts in ewl case upheaved '.
Any one, I think, will see that there is more em- broidery than terror in it all. Now for Homer; take one instance out of many : — As when a wave swoln by the wild wind's blore ' Down from the clouds upon a ship doth light, ^ The text of the original appears to be faulty here.
' Aristeas, an early poet of Proconnesus, wrote an epic on the Arimaspi (a one-eyed people of .the far North, mentioned by Herodo...tus, who says, iv. 26, that their name was formed by the Greeks from two Scythian words, 'Arima,' one, and ' spous,' an eye).
' blore, it e. blast. Ci. ' The west wind and the north join in a sudden blore,' Chapman, The word is approved by Johnion as an ' expressive ' one.
Sect. X Concerning Sublimity 2 f And the whole hulk with scattering foam is white, And through the sails all tattered and forlorn Roars the fell blast : the seamen with affright Shake, out from death a hand-breadth they are borne '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oft to the gods, I ween, their hands are raised.
Their inward parts in ewl case upheaved '.
Any one, I think, will see that there is more em- broidery than terror in it all. Now for Homer; take one instance out of many : — As when a wave swoln by the wild wind's blore ' Down from the clouds upon a ship doth light, ^ The text of the original appears to be faulty here.
' Aristeas, an early poet of Proconnesus, wrote an epic on the Arimaspi (a one-eyed people of .the far North, mentioned by Herodo...tus, who says, iv. 26, that their name was formed by the Greeks from two Scythian words, 'Arima,' one, and ' spous,' an eye).
' blore, it e. blast. Ci. ' The west wind and the north join in a sudden blore,' Chapman, The word is approved by Johnion as an ' expressive ' one.
Sect. X Concerning Sublimity 2 f And the whole hulk with scattering foam is white, And through the sails all tattered and forlorn Roars the fell blast : the seamen with affright Shake, out from death a hand-breadth they are borne '.
What to read after Longinus On the Sublime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Lowth to read onlineMoreLess
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