Paraphrases And Translations From the Greek
Paraphrases And Translations From the Greek
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Cooing like pouter-pigeons. Spare your breath.
GoR. And who, fine sir, are you, that you should teach Us Syracusans how we should behave ?
Peloponnesian is our native speech.
Keep your commands for one who is your slave.
Like famed Bellerophon, we both can claim Descent from Corinth, and in vain you'lLseek, Rude man, a law that casts the slightest shame On Dorian women who in Doric speak.
Prax. One master's quite enough — we want no more.
GoR. Hush! Hear the Argive woman's tuneful voice !
For t...he famed dirge the prize away she bore.
Our souls with melody will now rejoice.
Digitized by Google mmmmm 20I The Psalm of Adonis Hail, Aphrodite ! Golden Queen whose home Lies in Idalium, and to whom belong The fanes of Golgi ; thou who lov*st to roam On the steep heights of Eryx ! Hear our song !
From the dark waters of eternal Hell, The Hours, that move along with dainty tread, Bring him whom, living, thou did'st love so well, Beauteous Adonis rises from the dead.
Slowest amongst Immortals are the Hours, But dear and welcome for the gifts they bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooing like pouter-pigeons. Spare your breath.
GoR. And who, fine sir, are you, that you should teach Us Syracusans how we should behave ?
Peloponnesian is our native speech.
Keep your commands for one who is your slave.
Like famed Bellerophon, we both can claim Descent from Corinth, and in vain you'lLseek, Rude man, a law that casts the slightest shame On Dorian women who in Doric speak.
Prax. One master's quite enough — we want no more.
GoR. Hush! Hear the Argive woman's tuneful voice !
For t...he famed dirge the prize away she bore.
Our souls with melody will now rejoice.
Digitized by Google mmmmm 20I The Psalm of Adonis Hail, Aphrodite ! Golden Queen whose home Lies in Idalium, and to whom belong The fanes of Golgi ; thou who lov*st to roam On the steep heights of Eryx ! Hear our song !
From the dark waters of eternal Hell, The Hours, that move along with dainty tread, Bring him whom, living, thou did'st love so well, Beauteous Adonis rises from the dead.
Slowest amongst Immortals are the Hours, But dear and welcome for the gifts they bear.
What to read after Paraphrases And Translations From the Greek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theocritus to read onlineMoreLess
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