The Witch of En Dor And Other Poems
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appear !
Beckon Romeward with thy spear, For we yearn to hear the trumpets drown the shrieking and the slaughter.
CARTHAGE.
CRUCIFIXION OF A CARTHAGINIAN GENERAL.
And lo ! Adherbal, General-in-Chief, The leader of the Slingers of the Isles, Captain of Cohorts and Iberian slaves, Captain of Libyan and Phoenician spears, Captain of Greeks, Campanians and Gauls, And many Volscians, famed for battle-cries, Had lost a contest on Sicilian plains, Leaving a thousand warriors dead or maimed, And twenty... elephants, the dread of Rome. Yea, and his foolish plans had cost the State A hundred tents of silk and many spears, And bales of food and money for the troops In two besieged towns, and camels, too, While all the jeweled women of the camp, Marching to render pleasure to the men, Had fallen captives to the power of Rome, To be the playthings of centurions.
And Carthage shook with anger, and the gods Howled from their altars in terrific wrath, CARTHAGE. 153 Claiming the sacrifice of Adherbal, Whom they forsook as ravens shun dry bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
appear !
Beckon Romeward with thy spear, For we yearn to hear the trumpets drown the shrieking and the slaughter.
CARTHAGE.
CRUCIFIXION OF A CARTHAGINIAN GENERAL.
And lo ! Adherbal, General-in-Chief, The leader of the Slingers of the Isles, Captain of Cohorts and Iberian slaves, Captain of Libyan and Phoenician spears, Captain of Greeks, Campanians and Gauls, And many Volscians, famed for battle-cries, Had lost a contest on Sicilian plains, Leaving a thousand warriors dead or maimed, And twenty... elephants, the dread of Rome. Yea, and his foolish plans had cost the State A hundred tents of silk and many spears, And bales of food and money for the troops In two besieged towns, and camels, too, While all the jeweled women of the camp, Marching to render pleasure to the men, Had fallen captives to the power of Rome, To be the playthings of centurions.
And Carthage shook with anger, and the gods Howled from their altars in terrific wrath, CARTHAGE. 153 Claiming the sacrifice of Adherbal, Whom they forsook as ravens shun dry bones.
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