 | Homerus - 1857 - 336 páginas
...isii Give helpful ear, and through all times I'll offer thanks to thee. Lay slumber on Jove's fiery eyes, that I may comfort me With his embraces ; for...Flood That fathers all the Deities, the great Oceanus ; 205 But Jove we dare not come more near than he commandeth us. Now you command me as you did when... | |
 | George Chapman - 1875 - 576 páginas
...thee with a throne [done Incorruptible, all of gold, and elegantly By Mulciber, to which he forged a footstool for the ease Of thy soft feet, when wine...lives not any God, Besides Jove, but I would becalm ; ay, if it were the flood, That fathers all the Deities, the great Oceanus ; But Jove we dare Dot... | |
 | George Chapman - 1885 - 610 páginas
...thee with a throne [done Incorruptible, all of gold, and elegantly By Mulciber, to which he forged a footstool for the ease Of thy soft feet, when wine...lives not any God, Besides Jove, but I would becalm ; ay, if it were the flood, That fathers all the Deities, the great Oceanus ; But Jove we dare not... | |
 | Homer - 1995 - 452 páginas
...his embraces: for which grace I'll grace thee with a throne Incorruptible, all of gold, and elegandy done 200 By Mulciber, to which he forg'da footstool...feet, when wine and feasts thy golden humours please.' Alcides (having sack'd the town of stubborn Ilion), Took sail from thence; when by your charge I pour'd... | |
 | Homer - 2000 - 982 páginas
...his embraces: for which grace I'll grace thee with a throne Incorruptible, all of gold, and elegandy done 200 By Mulciber, to which he forg'da footstool...feet, when wine and feasts thy golden humours please.' Alcides (havtng sack'd the town of stubborn Ilion), Took sail from thence; when by your charge 1 pour'd... | |
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But Jove we dare not come more near than he commandeth us. Now you command me as you did when Jove's great-minded son, Alcides, having sack'd the town of stubborn Ilion, Took sail from thence ; when by your charge I pour'd about Jove's mind A pleasing... 