The Open Court 34, No.771
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Salute thee, and thv friend !
480 - THE OPEN COURT.
KiDiNNU : Our strength be thine, O Magian, as we pray to share thy wisdom, By the Greeks called Calanus, my friend's true name Is Sphines — come from India in their train.
He is familiar with the subtle art Of Gunga's sages — none exceed his lore.
SisiMiTHREs: Be Zarathustra praised! We three divide The wisdom of the world: Chaldaea, Ind, And Persia — lest the Greek, who rules the world.
Have share in it. What think you of the Greek?
Calanus: ...My brother, I have seen my kings dethroned.
My cities pierced, by this proud Alexander.
Think you I follow him for love?
SisiMiTHRE.s: Ah, friends!
In wisdom friends, and friends in common hate I Calanus: Sick was the day for them they came to India, Snared by the sword's delusion ! From Nysa's hill They deem them gods, unknowing that 'tis I Doth fret their riotous souls and daily pile Illusion on illusion. They shall find This conquered East is bodiless, and its mind Unconquerable !
SisiMiTHRES : To-day the feast is set Where they will triumph over Eastern kings Seated on Eastern thrones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salute thee, and thv friend !
480 - THE OPEN COURT.
KiDiNNU : Our strength be thine, O Magian, as we pray to share thy wisdom, By the Greeks called Calanus, my friend's true name Is Sphines — come from India in their train.
He is familiar with the subtle art Of Gunga's sages — none exceed his lore.
SisiMiTHREs: Be Zarathustra praised! We three divide The wisdom of the world: Chaldaea, Ind, And Persia — lest the Greek, who rules the world.
Have share in it. What think you of the Greek?
Calanus: ...My brother, I have seen my kings dethroned.
My cities pierced, by this proud Alexander.
Think you I follow him for love?
SisiMiTHRE.s: Ah, friends!
In wisdom friends, and friends in common hate I Calanus: Sick was the day for them they came to India, Snared by the sword's delusion ! From Nysa's hill They deem them gods, unknowing that 'tis I Doth fret their riotous souls and daily pile Illusion on illusion. They shall find This conquered East is bodiless, and its mind Unconquerable !
SisiMiTHRES : To-day the feast is set Where they will triumph over Eastern kings Seated on Eastern thrones.
What to read after The Open Court 34, No.771?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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