Wine, Women, And Song; Mediaeval Latin Students' Songs Now First Translated Into English Verse With An Essay
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BACCHIC FRENZY 149 Many a man and oft who swallowed Thine infected potion, followed After death in one day's time." Hearing this, in stupefaction Water stood ; no words, no action, Now restrained her sobs of woe.
Wine exclaims, " Why art thou dumb then ?
Without answer ? Is it come then To thy complete overthrow ? " I who heard the whole contention Now declare my song's intention, And to all the world proclaim : They who mix these things shall ever Henceforth be accursed, and never In Christ's ...kingdom portion claim.
The same precept, " Keep wine and water apart," is conveyed at the close of a lyric distinguished in other respects for the brutal passion of its drunken fervour. I have not succeeded in catching the rollick- ing swing of the original verse ; and I may observe that the last two stanzas seem to form a separate song, although their metre is the same as that of the first four.
BACCHIC FRENZY No. 52 TOPERS in and out of season !
'Tis not thirst but better reason Bids you tope on steadily !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BACCHIC FRENZY 149 Many a man and oft who swallowed Thine infected potion, followed After death in one day's time." Hearing this, in stupefaction Water stood ; no words, no action, Now restrained her sobs of woe.
Wine exclaims, " Why art thou dumb then ?
Without answer ? Is it come then To thy complete overthrow ? " I who heard the whole contention Now declare my song's intention, And to all the world proclaim : They who mix these things shall ever Henceforth be accursed, and never In Christ's ...kingdom portion claim.
The same precept, " Keep wine and water apart," is conveyed at the close of a lyric distinguished in other respects for the brutal passion of its drunken fervour. I have not succeeded in catching the rollick- ing swing of the original verse ; and I may observe that the last two stanzas seem to form a separate song, although their metre is the same as that of the first four.
BACCHIC FRENZY No. 52 TOPERS in and out of season !
'Tis not thirst but better reason Bids you tope on steadily !
What to read after Wine, Women, And Song; Mediaeval Latin Students' Songs Now First Translated Into English Verse With An Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symonds John Addington to read onlineMoreLess
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