The Argonautica
The Argonautica
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And through fear youngmothers awoke, and round their new-born babes, who were sleeping intheir arms, threw their hands in agony, for the small limbs started atthat hiss. And as when above a pile of smouldering wood countless eddiesof smoke roll up mingled with soot, and one ever springs up quicklyafter another, rising aloft from beneath in wavering wreaths; so at thattime did that monster roll his countless coils covered with hard dryscales. And as he writhed, the maiden came before his eyes, w...ith sweetvoice calling to her aid sleep, highest of gods, to charm the monster;and she cried to the queen of the underworld, the night-wanderer, to bepropitious to her enterprise. And Aeson's son followed in fear, but theserpent, already charmed by her song, was relaxing the long ridge ofhis giant spine, and lengthening out his myriad coils, like a dark wave, dumb and noiseless, rolling over a sluggish sea; but still he raisedaloft his grisly head, eager to enclose them both in his murderousjaws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And through fear youngmothers awoke, and round their new-born babes, who were sleeping intheir arms, threw their hands in agony, for the small limbs started atthat hiss. And as when above a pile of smouldering wood countless eddiesof smoke roll up mingled with soot, and one ever springs up quicklyafter another, rising aloft from beneath in wavering wreaths; so at thattime did that monster roll his countless coils covered with hard dryscales. And as he writhed, the maiden came before his eyes, w...ith sweetvoice calling to her aid sleep, highest of gods, to charm the monster;and she cried to the queen of the underworld, the night-wanderer, to bepropitious to her enterprise. And Aeson's son followed in fear, but theserpent, already charmed by her song, was relaxing the long ridge ofhis giant spine, and lengthening out his myriad coils, like a dark wave, dumb and noiseless, rolling over a sluggish sea; but still he raisedaloft his grisly head, eager to enclose them both in his murderousjaws.
What to read after The Argonautica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodius Apollonius Ca. to read onlineMoreLess
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