Plutarchs Essays
Plutarchs Essays
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But, said the spirit, this oracle is in common to Night and to the Moon, no way included within earthly bounds, nor having any fixed or certain seat, but always wandering among men in dreams and visions. For from hence it is that all dreams are dis- persed, compounded as they are of truth jumbled with falsehood, and sincerity with the various mixtures of craft and delusion. But as for the oracle of Apollo, said the spirit, you neither do see it, neither can you behold it ; for the earthly part ...of the soul is not capable to release or let itself loose, nor is it permitted to reach sublimity, but it swags downward, as being fastened to the body.
And with that, leading Thespesius nearer, the spirit en- deavored to show him the light of the Tripod, which, as he saM, shooting through the bosom of Themis, fell upon Parnassus ; which Thespesius was desirous to see, but could not, in regard the extraordinary brightness of the light dazzled his eyes ; only passing by, he heard the shrill voice of a woman speaking in verse and measure, and GOD IS SLOW TO PUNISH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, said the spirit, this oracle is in common to Night and to the Moon, no way included within earthly bounds, nor having any fixed or certain seat, but always wandering among men in dreams and visions. For from hence it is that all dreams are dis- persed, compounded as they are of truth jumbled with falsehood, and sincerity with the various mixtures of craft and delusion. But as for the oracle of Apollo, said the spirit, you neither do see it, neither can you behold it ; for the earthly part ...of the soul is not capable to release or let itself loose, nor is it permitted to reach sublimity, but it swags downward, as being fastened to the body.
And with that, leading Thespesius nearer, the spirit en- deavored to show him the light of the Tripod, which, as he saM, shooting through the bosom of Themis, fell upon Parnassus ; which Thespesius was desirous to see, but could not, in regard the extraordinary brightness of the light dazzled his eyes ; only passing by, he heard the shrill voice of a woman speaking in verse and measure, and GOD IS SLOW TO PUNISH.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch to read onlineMoreLess
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