The Works of Christopher Marlowe;
The Works of Christopher Marlowe;
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Digitized by VjOOg IC 278 First Book of Lucan.
63 Dead and discolour'd, th' other lean and thin.^ By these be seeing what-mischieis must ensue, Cried out, " O gods, I tremble to unfold What you intend ! great Jove is now displeased ; And in the breast of this slain bull are crept Th' infernal powers. My fear transcends my words ; Yet more will happen than I can unfold : Turn all to good, be augury vain, and Tages, Th' art's master, false ! " Thus, in ambiguous terms Involving all, did Arruns da...rkly sing.
But Figulus, more seen in heavenly mysteries.
Whose like -Egyptian Memphis never had For skill in stars and tuneful planeting,^ 5^0 In this sort spake: "The world's swift course is lawless And casual ; all the stars at random range ; ^ Or if fate rule them, Rome, thy citizens Are near some plague. What mischief shall ensue ?
Shall towns be swallow'd ? shall the thicken'd air Become intemperate? shall the earth be barren?
Shall water be congeal'd and tum'd to ice ? * O gods, what death prepare ye ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOg IC 278 First Book of Lucan.
63 Dead and discolour'd, th' other lean and thin.^ By these be seeing what-mischieis must ensue, Cried out, " O gods, I tremble to unfold What you intend ! great Jove is now displeased ; And in the breast of this slain bull are crept Th' infernal powers. My fear transcends my words ; Yet more will happen than I can unfold : Turn all to good, be augury vain, and Tages, Th' art's master, false ! " Thus, in ambiguous terms Involving all, did Arruns da...rkly sing.
But Figulus, more seen in heavenly mysteries.
Whose like -Egyptian Memphis never had For skill in stars and tuneful planeting,^ 5^0 In this sort spake: "The world's swift course is lawless And casual ; all the stars at random range ; ^ Or if fate rule them, Rome, thy citizens Are near some plague. What mischief shall ensue ?
Shall towns be swallow'd ? shall the thicken'd air Become intemperate? shall the earth be barren?
Shall water be congeal'd and tum'd to ice ? * O gods, what death prepare ye ?
What to read after The Works of Christopher Marlowe;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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