The Bi Literal Cypher of Sir Francis Bacon
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259 Many Mycenseans had joyn'd his ranks.
But they retiring came to fayre Asopus, Rushie and greene. This noble hero next Was sent upon a distant embassie.
There, in the palace of Eteocles, Many Cadmeans at a feast were found; But nothing daunted by soe great a numbe', Th' valiant knight boldlie did challenge all, However many would with him contend.
Mighty Minerva was so great a second That easily he did orecome his foes, And won in every contest. This enrag'd The proud Cadmean youths, goaders... of steeds, And fifty of them, going slily forth, Prepaid an ambuscade 'gainst his return.
There were two leaders, Mseon, th' brave sonne ? noble Hsemon, and bold Lycophontes, Sonne of Autophanus, foremost in fight, And last to leave the field. These Tydeus slew, Sparing not one save onely Hsemon's sonne; Thereby th' threatening portents of the gods Wiselie obeying, him alive he sav'd And sent him home. Such was ^Etolian Tydeus, But he begat a sonne, inferiour far In courage, though superior in counsel!.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
259 Many Mycenseans had joyn'd his ranks.
But they retiring came to fayre Asopus, Rushie and greene. This noble hero next Was sent upon a distant embassie.
There, in the palace of Eteocles, Many Cadmeans at a feast were found; But nothing daunted by soe great a numbe', Th' valiant knight boldlie did challenge all, However many would with him contend.
Mighty Minerva was so great a second That easily he did orecome his foes, And won in every contest. This enrag'd The proud Cadmean youths, goaders... of steeds, And fifty of them, going slily forth, Prepaid an ambuscade 'gainst his return.
There were two leaders, Mseon, th' brave sonne ? noble Hsemon, and bold Lycophontes, Sonne of Autophanus, foremost in fight, And last to leave the field. These Tydeus slew, Sparing not one save onely Hsemon's sonne; Thereby th' threatening portents of the gods Wiselie obeying, him alive he sav'd And sent him home. Such was ^Etolian Tydeus, But he begat a sonne, inferiour far In courage, though superior in counsel!.
What to read after The Bi Literal Cypher of Sir Francis Bacon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wells Gallup to read onlineMoreLess
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