The Eclogues And Georgics of Virgil
The Eclogues And Georgics of Virgil
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Ah may tlfe rough ice not cut thy delicate feet ! I will be gone, and the songs I fashioned in Chalcidian verse I will set to the Sicilian shepherd's reed : resolved in the woods among the wild beasts' dens, to embrace endurance, and to cut my loves on the tender trees; with. Their growth you, O loves, will grow. Meanwhile 1 will range Maenalus amid the rout of Nymphs, .
36 [Eclogtu X, Of hunt the keen wild boar; no rigour of cold shall forbid me to encircle Parthenian glades with my hounds. Ev...en now I think I pass among rocks and echoing groves, and delight to send the Cretan arrow spinning from a Parthian bow : as if this could be healing of our madness, or that God could learn to soften at mortal griefs I Now neither Hamadryads once more nor songs them- selves delight us : once more, O forests, yourselves retire. Him toils of ours cannot change j neither if in the mid-frosts we drink of Hebrus and abide the rainy winter among Sithonian snows; nor if while the dying bark scorches on the lofty elm, we guide Aethiopian sheep beneath the tropic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah may tlfe rough ice not cut thy delicate feet ! I will be gone, and the songs I fashioned in Chalcidian verse I will set to the Sicilian shepherd's reed : resolved in the woods among the wild beasts' dens, to embrace endurance, and to cut my loves on the tender trees; with. Their growth you, O loves, will grow. Meanwhile 1 will range Maenalus amid the rout of Nymphs, .
36 [Eclogtu X, Of hunt the keen wild boar; no rigour of cold shall forbid me to encircle Parthenian glades with my hounds. Ev...en now I think I pass among rocks and echoing groves, and delight to send the Cretan arrow spinning from a Parthian bow : as if this could be healing of our madness, or that God could learn to soften at mortal griefs I Now neither Hamadryads once more nor songs them- selves delight us : once more, O forests, yourselves retire. Him toils of ours cannot change j neither if in the mid-frosts we drink of Hebrus and abide the rainy winter among Sithonian snows; nor if while the dying bark scorches on the lofty elm, we guide Aethiopian sheep beneath the tropic.
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