Proserpina, volume 1
Proserpina, volume 1
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Giulietta, for the coarse, and more than ordinarily false, Polygala.
IX. HELIADES. --The sun-flowers. [57] In English, Alcestid, in honour toChaucer and the Daisy.
X. DELPHIDES. --Sacred to Apollo. Granata, changed from Punica, in honor toGranada and the Moors.
XI. HESPERIDES. --Already a name given to the order. {198} Aegle, prettierand more classic than Limonia, includes the idea of brightness in theblossom.
XII. ATHENAIDES. --I take Fraxinus into this group, because the mountainash, in its h...awthorn-scented flower, scarletest of berries, and exquisitelyformed and finished leafage, belongs wholly to the floral decoration of ournative rocks, and is associated with their human interests, though lightly, not less spiritually, than the olive with the mind of Greece.
28. The remaining groups are in great part natural; but I separate forsubsequent study five orders of supreme domestic utility, the Mallows, Currants, Pease, [58] Cresses, and Cranesbills, from those which, either infruit or blossom, are for finer pleasure or higher beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giulietta, for the coarse, and more than ordinarily false, Polygala.
IX. HELIADES. --The sun-flowers. [57] In English, Alcestid, in honour toChaucer and the Daisy.
X. DELPHIDES. --Sacred to Apollo. Granata, changed from Punica, in honor toGranada and the Moors.
XI. HESPERIDES. --Already a name given to the order. {198} Aegle, prettierand more classic than Limonia, includes the idea of brightness in theblossom.
XII. ATHENAIDES. --I take Fraxinus into this group, because the mountainash, in its h...awthorn-scented flower, scarletest of berries, and exquisitelyformed and finished leafage, belongs wholly to the floral decoration of ournative rocks, and is associated with their human interests, though lightly, not less spiritually, than the olive with the mind of Greece.
28. The remaining groups are in great part natural; but I separate forsubsequent study five orders of supreme domestic utility, the Mallows, Currants, Pease, [58] Cresses, and Cranesbills, from those which, either infruit or blossom, are for finer pleasure or higher beauty.
What to read after Proserpina, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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