The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen13Houghton, Mifflin, 1860 |
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... called Echo . Living thus , he came by chance one day to a clear fountain , and ( being in the heat of noon ) lay down by it ; when beholding in the water his own image , he fell into such a study and then into such a rapturous ...
... called Echo . Living thus , he came by chance one day to a clear fountain , and ( being in the heat of noon ) lay down by it ; when beholding in the water his own image , he fell into such a study and then into such a rapturous ...
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... called him the son of Jupiter and Hybris , or Insolence . Whatever was his origin , the Fates are said to have been his sisters . His person is described by ancient tradition as fol- lows : With horns , and the tops of the horns ...
... called him the son of Jupiter and Hybris , or Insolence . Whatever was his origin , the Fates are said to have been his sisters . His person is described by ancient tradition as fol- lows : With horns , and the tops of the horns ...
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... called Panics . The actions that are recorded of him are not many ; the principal is that he challenged Cupid to wrestle ; and was beaten by him . He also entangled and caught the giant Typhon in a net ; and they say besides , that when ...
... called Panics . The actions that are recorded of him are not many ; the principal is that he challenged Cupid to wrestle ; and was beaten by him . He also entangled and caught the giant Typhon in a net ; and they say besides , that when ...
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... called Iambe , who used to amuse guests with ridiculous stories , and was supposed by some to be Pan's offspring by his wife Echo . A noble fable this , if there be any such ; and big almost to bursting with the secrets and mysteries of ...
... called Iambe , who used to amuse guests with ridiculous stories , and was supposed by some to be Pan's offspring by his wife Echo . A noble fable this , if there be any such ; and big almost to bursting with the secrets and mysteries of ...
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... called president of moun- tains - because it is in mountains and elevated places that the nature of things is most spread abroad , and lies most open to view and study . As for Pan's being , next to Mercury , the messenger of the gods ...
... called president of moun- tains - because it is in mountains and elevated places that the nature of things is most spread abroad , and lies most open to view and study . As for Pan's being , next to Mercury , the messenger of the gods ...
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