The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers With a Biographical Sketch And Not
The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers With a Biographical Sketch And Not
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Si qua latent, meliora putat. " It is remark able, " says the elder Pliny, "that the Iris of Aristides, the Tyndarides of Nicomachus, and the Venus . Of Apelles, are held in higher admiration than their finished works. " And is it not so in almost everything ?
Call up him that left half told The story- of Cambuscan bold.
152 NOTES.
CANTO IV.
(1) Light vessels, formerly used by the Spaniards and Portuguese.
C2) In the Lusiad, to beguile the heavy hours at sea, Veloso relates to his companions of... the second watch the story of the Twelve Knights. L. Vi.
(3) Among those who went with Columbus were many adventurers, and gentlemen of the court. Primero was the game then in fa&hion. See Fega, p. 2, lib. Iii. C. 9.
(4) Many such appellations occur in Bernal Diaz, c. 204.
CANTO V.
(1) Many sighed and wept; and every hour seemed a year, says Herrera. I. I. 9 and 10.
(2) A luminous appearance, of good omen.
(3) His public procession to the convent of La Rabida on the day before he set sail. It was there that his sons had received their education ; and he himself appears to have passed some time there, the venerable guardian, Juan Perez de Marchena, being his zeal ous and affectionate friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Si qua latent, meliora putat. " It is remark able, " says the elder Pliny, "that the Iris of Aristides, the Tyndarides of Nicomachus, and the Venus . Of Apelles, are held in higher admiration than their finished works. " And is it not so in almost everything ?
Call up him that left half told The story- of Cambuscan bold.
152 NOTES.
CANTO IV.
(1) Light vessels, formerly used by the Spaniards and Portuguese.
C2) In the Lusiad, to beguile the heavy hours at sea, Veloso relates to his companions of... the second watch the story of the Twelve Knights. L. Vi.
(3) Among those who went with Columbus were many adventurers, and gentlemen of the court. Primero was the game then in fa&hion. See Fega, p. 2, lib. Iii. C. 9.
(4) Many such appellations occur in Bernal Diaz, c. 204.
CANTO V.
(1) Many sighed and wept; and every hour seemed a year, says Herrera. I. I. 9 and 10.
(2) A luminous appearance, of good omen.
(3) His public procession to the convent of La Rabida on the day before he set sail. It was there that his sons had received their education ; and he himself appears to have passed some time there, the venerable guardian, Juan Perez de Marchena, being his zeal ous and affectionate friend.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers With a Biographical Sketch And Not?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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