The Idylls of Theocritus Bion And Moschus And the War Songs of Tyrtus

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179 XVI.
TO THE EVENING StAR.
Hesper! * golden light of the lovely Foam -born ! Hesper, dear friend, sacred ornament of dark night, hail, thou friend, ^as much more faint than the moon, as thou art eminent above the stars ; and give thou me, as I go a merry-making to a shep- herd, light instead of the moon : because she, beginning her course to-day, went down too quickly. I am not going forth for theft, nor to molest a wayfarer in the night : but I am a lover ; and 'tis meet to return a lover l
...ove for love.
XVII.
love resistless.
Gentle Cyprus-born goddess, child of Jove and the sea, why art thou so wroth with mortals and immortals ? I have said but little ; rather, why dost thou so much hate them, and why, prythee, shouldest thou have given birth to Eros, so great a plague to all, cruel as he is, without natural aiFection, in mind nowise resembling his form ? And to what end hast thou given him to us ^winged and a far-darter, that we migLt not be able to escape him, bitter as he is.
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