Virgil's Aeneid
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Thrice, boiling with anger, he narrowly searches 230 All the Aventine mountain; he thrice the granitical thresholds Tries unavailing, and thrice he exhausted retires to the valley.
There was standing a sharp flint rock, with its ledges on all sides Steep, on the back of the cave uprising in loftiest aspect.
Forming a fitting resort for the nests of detestable wild-fowls: 235 This as it prone from the ridge on the left toward the river was leaning.
Pushing against it amain on the right, he shook... and detached it.
Torn from its nethermost roots; then all of a sudden he heaved it Off, with the crash of its heaval the boundless firmament thunders; Startle asunder the banks, and back flows the terrified river. 240 But the enormous cave and detected palace of Cacus Glared into view, and thoroughly opened his shadowy caverns: Just as if earth, by some mighty upheaval, should down to its centre Yawning unbar the infernal abodes, and uncover the ghastly Realms, detested of gods, and the bottomless pit were distinctly 245 Seen, and the ghosts by the in-let light were in trepidant terror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrice, boiling with anger, he narrowly searches 230 All the Aventine mountain; he thrice the granitical thresholds Tries unavailing, and thrice he exhausted retires to the valley.
There was standing a sharp flint rock, with its ledges on all sides Steep, on the back of the cave uprising in loftiest aspect.
Forming a fitting resort for the nests of detestable wild-fowls: 235 This as it prone from the ridge on the left toward the river was leaning.
Pushing against it amain on the right, he shook... and detached it.
Torn from its nethermost roots; then all of a sudden he heaved it Off, with the crash of its heaval the boundless firmament thunders; Startle asunder the banks, and back flows the terrified river. 240 But the enormous cave and detected palace of Cacus Glared into view, and thoroughly opened his shadowy caverns: Just as if earth, by some mighty upheaval, should down to its centre Yawning unbar the infernal abodes, and uncover the ghastly Realms, detested of gods, and the bottomless pit were distinctly 245 Seen, and the ghosts by the in-let light were in trepidant terror.
What to read after Virgil's Aeneid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virgil to read onlineMoreLess
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