The Pharsalia of Lucan;
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Are shipwrecked on the field, his tottering camp Swims on the rifdng flood ; the trench is filled With whirling waters ; and the plain no more lOo Yields com or kine ; for those who forage seek, Err firom the hidden furrow. Famine knocks (First herald of overwhelming ills to come), Fierce at the door ; and while no foe blockades The soldier hungers ; fortunes buy not now The meanest measure ; yet, alas ! is found The fasting peasant, who, in gain of gold, Will sell his little all ! And now the ...hills Are seen no more ; and rivers whelmed in one ; Beasts with their homes sweep downwards; and the tide no > See Mr. Heitland's introduction, npon the meaning of the word * cardo.* The word • belt * seems fairly to answer to the two great circles or four meridians which he describee. The word occurs again at line 760 ; Book v., 80 ; Book VII., 452.
Digiti ized by Google Book IV CiESAR IN SPAIN 95 Bepels the foaming torrent. Nor did night Acknowledge Fhoebas' rise, for all the sky Felt her dominion and obscured its face, And darkness joined with darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are shipwrecked on the field, his tottering camp Swims on the rifdng flood ; the trench is filled With whirling waters ; and the plain no more lOo Yields com or kine ; for those who forage seek, Err firom the hidden furrow. Famine knocks (First herald of overwhelming ills to come), Fierce at the door ; and while no foe blockades The soldier hungers ; fortunes buy not now The meanest measure ; yet, alas ! is found The fasting peasant, who, in gain of gold, Will sell his little all ! And now the ...hills Are seen no more ; and rivers whelmed in one ; Beasts with their homes sweep downwards; and the tide no > See Mr. Heitland's introduction, npon the meaning of the word * cardo.* The word • belt * seems fairly to answer to the two great circles or four meridians which he describee. The word occurs again at line 760 ; Book v., 80 ; Book VII., 452.
Digiti ized by Google Book IV CiESAR IN SPAIN 95 Bepels the foaming torrent. Nor did night Acknowledge Fhoebas' rise, for all the sky Felt her dominion and obscured its face, And darkness joined with darkness.
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