The Satyricon — volume 03: Encolpius And His Companions
The Satyricon — volume 03: Encolpius And His Companions
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The belly of wood was his target. The weapon Recoiled, for the fates stayed his hand, and this artifice won us.
His feeble hand nerved he anew, and the lofty sides sounded, His two-edged ax tried them severely. The young troops in ambush Gasped. And as long as the reverberations re-echoed The wooden mass breathed out a fear that was not of its own.
Imprisoned, the warriors advance to take Troia a captive And finish the struggle by strategem new and unheard of.
Behold! Other portents: Where Tene...dos steep breaks the ocean Where great surging billows dash high; to be broken, and leap back To form a deep hollow of calm, and resemble the plashing Of oars, carried far through the silence of night, as when ships pass And drive through the calm as it smashes against their fir bows.
Then backward we look towards the rocks; the tide carries two serpents That coil and uncoil as they come, and their breasts, which are swollen Aside dash the foam, as the bows of tall ships; and the ocean Is lashed by their tails, their manes, free on the water, as savage As even their eyes: now a blinding beam kindles the billows, The sea with their hissing is sibilant!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The belly of wood was his target. The weapon Recoiled, for the fates stayed his hand, and this artifice won us.
His feeble hand nerved he anew, and the lofty sides sounded, His two-edged ax tried them severely. The young troops in ambush Gasped. And as long as the reverberations re-echoed The wooden mass breathed out a fear that was not of its own.
Imprisoned, the warriors advance to take Troia a captive And finish the struggle by strategem new and unheard of.
Behold! Other portents: Where Tene...dos steep breaks the ocean Where great surging billows dash high; to be broken, and leap back To form a deep hollow of calm, and resemble the plashing Of oars, carried far through the silence of night, as when ships pass And drive through the calm as it smashes against their fir bows.
Then backward we look towards the rocks; the tide carries two serpents That coil and uncoil as they come, and their breasts, which are swollen Aside dash the foam, as the bows of tall ships; and the ocean Is lashed by their tails, their manes, free on the water, as savage As even their eyes: now a blinding beam kindles the billows, The sea with their hissing is sibilant!
What to read after The Satyricon — volume 03: Encolpius And His Companions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Petronius Arbiter to read onlineMoreLess
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