The Breviary Treasures
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Eros. I have an awe of them, mother, for they are grave and respectable, and are always in some profound meditation or other, and are occupied in song, and I often stand by them, beguiled by their melody.
Aph. Well, leave them out of the question, too, as they are grave and respectable. But Artemis — why don't you inflict a wound on her ?
Eros. In a word, it is impossible even to come up with her, as she is always fleeing through the mountains. Then, 129 ,/tf too, she has already her own peculi...ar kind of love.
Aph. For what, child .' Eros. The hunting of stags and fawns, pursuing them for the purpose of captur- ing them or shooting them down, and she is entirely devoted to that sort of thing. When, however, her brother, although an archer himself and a far- shooter — Aph. I know, child, you have shot your arrow at him often enough.
130 IV.
THE APPLE OF DISCORD PANOPE RELATES TO GALENE THE SCENE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF THE GOLDEN APPLE BY ERIS INTO THE NUPTIAL FEAST OF PELEUS AND THETIS, THE DISCORD BETWEEN THE THREE RIVAL GODDESSES, AND THEIR DISMISSAL TO MOUNT IDA FOR JUDGMENT Panope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eros. I have an awe of them, mother, for they are grave and respectable, and are always in some profound meditation or other, and are occupied in song, and I often stand by them, beguiled by their melody.
Aph. Well, leave them out of the question, too, as they are grave and respectable. But Artemis — why don't you inflict a wound on her ?
Eros. In a word, it is impossible even to come up with her, as she is always fleeing through the mountains. Then, 129 ,/tf too, she has already her own peculi...ar kind of love.
Aph. For what, child .' Eros. The hunting of stags and fawns, pursuing them for the purpose of captur- ing them or shooting them down, and she is entirely devoted to that sort of thing. When, however, her brother, although an archer himself and a far- shooter — Aph. I know, child, you have shot your arrow at him often enough.
130 IV.
THE APPLE OF DISCORD PANOPE RELATES TO GALENE THE SCENE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF THE GOLDEN APPLE BY ERIS INTO THE NUPTIAL FEAST OF PELEUS AND THETIS, THE DISCORD BETWEEN THE THREE RIVAL GODDESSES, AND THEIR DISMISSAL TO MOUNT IDA FOR JUDGMENT Panope.
What to read after The Breviary Treasures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Haskell Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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