The British Poets Including Translations volume 82
The British Poets Including Translations volume 82
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Then Jove to Themis gives command, to call The gods to council in the starry hall : Swift o'er Olympus' hundred hills she flies, And summons all the senate of the skies. These shining on, in long procession come To Jove's eternal adamantine dome. Not one was absent, not a rural power That haunts the verdant gloom, or rosy bower. Each fair-hair'd dryad of the shady wood. Each azure sister of the silver flood ; All but old Ocean, hoary sire! who keeps His ancient seat beneath the sacred deeps. On... marble thrones, with lucid columns crown'd, (The work of Vulcan) sat the powers around. E'en he whose trident sways the watery reign Heard the loud summons, and forsook the main, B. XX. THE ILIAD. 197 Assumed his throne amid the bright abodes, And question'd thus the sire of men and gods — ' What moves the god who heaven and earth commands, And grasps the thunder in his awful hands, Thus to convene the whole etherial state? Is Greece and Troy the subject in debate? Already met, the lowering hosts appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Jove to Themis gives command, to call The gods to council in the starry hall : Swift o'er Olympus' hundred hills she flies, And summons all the senate of the skies. These shining on, in long procession come To Jove's eternal adamantine dome. Not one was absent, not a rural power That haunts the verdant gloom, or rosy bower. Each fair-hair'd dryad of the shady wood. Each azure sister of the silver flood ; All but old Ocean, hoary sire! who keeps His ancient seat beneath the sacred deeps. On... marble thrones, with lucid columns crown'd, (The work of Vulcan) sat the powers around. E'en he whose trident sways the watery reign Heard the loud summons, and forsook the main, B. XX. THE ILIAD. 197 Assumed his throne amid the bright abodes, And question'd thus the sire of men and gods — ' What moves the god who heaven and earth commands, And grasps the thunder in his awful hands, Thus to convene the whole etherial state? Is Greece and Troy the subject in debate? Already met, the lowering hosts appear.
What to read after The British Poets Including Translations volume 82?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Hartman Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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