 | Ezra Pound, Marcella Spann - Literary Criticism - 1964 - 388 pages
...ones in the Aire to teach them for to flie. So heartens he his little sonne to follow teaching him A hurtfull Art. His owne two wings he waveth verie...were Gods. And now did on their left side stand The lies of Paros and of Dele, and Samos, Junos land: And on their right, Lebinthos, and the faire Calydna... | |
 | Ovid - History - 2002 - 580 pages
...his son's. The fishermen Then standing angling by the sea and shepherds leaning then On sheephooks and the ploughmen on the handles of their plough,...amazed were and thought that they that through The air could fly were gods. And now did on their left side stand The isles of Paros and of Dele and Samos,... | |
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A hurtfull Art. His owne two wings he waveth verie trim, And looketh backward still upon his sonnes. The fishermen Then standing angling by the Sea, and shepeherdes leaning then On sheepehookes, and the Ploughmen on the handles of their Plough, Beholding... 