Translations From Lucians Dialogues
Translations From Lucians Dialogues
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Plurima mortis imayi, et sanctum sidus adorat.
Viugil.
No word of kindness falls Now on mine ear with friendly augury, But o'er these fretted roofs and vacant halls Death's silent shadows lie.
The ringing voice of mirth "Were in my home discordant ; aspects dear Of those who suffered long, and passed from earth Yet wander, sacred, here.
Joys that the world can give Fade in the mournful light of those sad eyes, But such unaltered and in freshness live As Nature calm supplies.
STANZAS. 135 And wh...ilst the vermeil hue, Where sank the sun, flushes the cloudless sky, So deepening that it seems with radiance new To tint the larch-tree nigh, With noiseless wing and feet A red-breast, like the briar's autumnal leaf, Comes to my side, and by his carol sweet Softens the thoughts of grief ; Till, through the clear-obscure As beams a planet in the darkened blue — The steady radiance of its brilliance pure With joy composed I view.
Decembe)' 24-th, 1859.
136 STANZAS.
ingeminant austri, Nunc nemora, ingenti vento, nunc litora plangunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plurima mortis imayi, et sanctum sidus adorat.
Viugil.
No word of kindness falls Now on mine ear with friendly augury, But o'er these fretted roofs and vacant halls Death's silent shadows lie.
The ringing voice of mirth "Were in my home discordant ; aspects dear Of those who suffered long, and passed from earth Yet wander, sacred, here.
Joys that the world can give Fade in the mournful light of those sad eyes, But such unaltered and in freshness live As Nature calm supplies.
STANZAS. 135 And wh...ilst the vermeil hue, Where sank the sun, flushes the cloudless sky, So deepening that it seems with radiance new To tint the larch-tree nigh, With noiseless wing and feet A red-breast, like the briar's autumnal leaf, Comes to my side, and by his carol sweet Softens the thoughts of grief ; Till, through the clear-obscure As beams a planet in the darkened blue — The steady radiance of its brilliance pure With joy composed I view.
Decembe)' 24-th, 1859.
136 STANZAS.
ingeminant austri, Nunc nemora, ingenti vento, nunc litora plangunt.
What to read after Translations From Lucians Dialogues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M W to read onlineMoreLess
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