Translations of Homer: The OdysseyMethuen, 1967 - Epic poetry, Greek |
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Page 211
... o'er Erymanth Diana roves , 117. As when o'er Erymanth Diana roves . ] This is a very beautiful comparison , ( and when - ever I say any thing in commendation of Homer , I would always be understood to mean the original . ) Virgil was ...
... o'er Erymanth Diana roves , 117. As when o'er Erymanth Diana roves . ] This is a very beautiful comparison , ( and when - ever I say any thing in commendation of Homer , I would always be understood to mean the original . ) Virgil was ...
Page 314
... o'er The face of things : along the sea - beat shore Satiate we slept : But when the sacred dawn Arising glitter'd o'er the dewy lawn , I call'd my fellows , and these words addrest . My dear associates , here indulge your rest : While ...
... o'er The face of things : along the sea - beat shore Satiate we slept : But when the sacred dawn Arising glitter'd o'er the dewy lawn , I call'd my fellows , and these words addrest . My dear associates , here indulge your rest : While ...
Page 435
... o'er that roaring surge its desp❜rate way ; O'erwhelm'd it sinks : while round a smoke expires , And the waves ... o'er the tyde . Eustathius . Wing'd her fleet sail , and push'd her o'er the BOOK XII 435.
... o'er that roaring surge its desp❜rate way ; O'erwhelm'd it sinks : while round a smoke expires , And the waves ... o'er the tyde . Eustathius . Wing'd her fleet sail , and push'd her o'er the BOOK XII 435.
Contents
Telemachus and Penelope Ulysses among | 36 |
Juno deceives Jupiter by the Girdle of Venus | 156 |
The Fight of Ulysses and Irus | 166 |
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