The Religious Teachers of Greece Gifford Lectures Delivered At Aberdeen Univers
The Religious Teachers of Greece Gifford Lectures Delivered At Aberdeen Univers
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, 145 ; Eum. 919.
2 Eum. 1046 f. Cf. Choeph. 5 Ag. 1487 ; Sept. Ill ; Ag. 305 ff. 964.
3 1058ff. , tr. A. S. Cf. 681, 829 ff. ; * Ag. 1488 f. Pcrs. 103 (Oedeev /mo'tpa) ; -4^. 1010 f.
AESCHYLUS 143 in that play : and I will venture to put before you Mr. Morshead's admirable version of two typical passages : "Justly his deed was done, Unto what other one, Of all the gods, should I for justice turn ?
From him our race did spring ; Creator he and King, Ancient of days and wisdom he, and might.
As ...bark before the wind, So, wafted by his mind, Moves every counsel, each device aright.
Beneath no stronger hand Holds he a weak command, No throne doth he abase him to adore ; Swift as a word, his deed Acts out what stands decreed In counsels of his heart, for evermore. " : "Though the deep will of Zeus be hard to track, Yet doth it flame and glance, A beacon in the dark, 'mid clouds of chance That wrap mankind.
Yea, though the counsel fall, undone it shall not lie, Whate'er be shaped and fixed within Zeus' ruling mind Dark as a solemn grove, with sombre leafage shaded, His paths of purpose wind, A marvel to men's eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 145 ; Eum. 919.
2 Eum. 1046 f. Cf. Choeph. 5 Ag. 1487 ; Sept. Ill ; Ag. 305 ff. 964.
3 1058ff. , tr. A. S. Cf. 681, 829 ff. ; * Ag. 1488 f. Pcrs. 103 (Oedeev /mo'tpa) ; -4^. 1010 f.
AESCHYLUS 143 in that play : and I will venture to put before you Mr. Morshead's admirable version of two typical passages : "Justly his deed was done, Unto what other one, Of all the gods, should I for justice turn ?
From him our race did spring ; Creator he and King, Ancient of days and wisdom he, and might.
As ...bark before the wind, So, wafted by his mind, Moves every counsel, each device aright.
Beneath no stronger hand Holds he a weak command, No throne doth he abase him to adore ; Swift as a word, his deed Acts out what stands decreed In counsels of his heart, for evermore. " : "Though the deep will of Zeus be hard to track, Yet doth it flame and glance, A beacon in the dark, 'mid clouds of chance That wrap mankind.
Yea, though the counsel fall, undone it shall not lie, Whate'er be shaped and fixed within Zeus' ruling mind Dark as a solemn grove, with sombre leafage shaded, His paths of purpose wind, A marvel to men's eye.
What to read after The Religious Teachers of Greece Gifford Lectures Delivered At Aberdeen Univers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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