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Page 44
... Seate set with five hundred men , And each five hundred was to furnish then With nine blacke Oxen every sacred Seate . These of the entrailes onely pleasd to eate , And to the God enflam'd the fleshie thies . By this time Pallas , with ...
... Seate set with five hundred men , And each five hundred was to furnish then With nine blacke Oxen every sacred Seate . These of the entrailes onely pleasd to eate , And to the God enflam'd the fleshie thies . By this time Pallas , with ...
Page 73
... seate thee in the fittest place For the performance thou hast now in chace . In meane time reach thy Fleete , and chuse out three Of best exploit to go as aides to thee . 545 The sleights of Proteus . " But now I'le shew thee all the ...
... seate thee in the fittest place For the performance thou hast now in chace . In meane time reach thy Fleete , and chuse out three Of best exploit to go as aides to thee . 545 The sleights of Proteus . " But now I'le shew thee all the ...
Page 208
... seate ; And how he scapt the Sirens ' calls , With th'erring Rockes and waters ' falls , That Scylla and Charybdis breake ; The Sunne's stolne Herds , and his sad wreake Both of Ulysses ' ship and men , His owne head scaping scarce the ...
... seate ; And how he scapt the Sirens ' calls , With th'erring Rockes and waters ' falls , That Scylla and Charybdis breake ; The Sunne's stolne Herds , and his sad wreake Both of Ulysses ' ship and men , His owne head scaping scarce the ...
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Certaine Ancient Greeke Epigrammes | 9 |
The Second Booke | 28 |
The Third Booke | 43 |
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Alcinous amongst Amphinomus answerd Antinous arriv'd Atrides beare blood bore brought cast command counsaile Court Cyclop Dame death Deities divine doth eare earth Eumæus Euryclea Eurylochus Eurymachus eyes faire fame farre Fate Father feare feast fire flew friends gave gifts give gloss Goddesse Gods grace Guest hand hast hath heare heart heaven heere HOMER'S ODYSSES I'le Icarius Jove Jove's King Laertes Laodamas liv'd live Lotophagi lov'd maids Megapenthes Melanthius Menelaus mind Minerva mov'd Nausicaa Neptune never night Nuptials Oxen Pallas past Penelope Phæacians Pisistratus powre praid Pylos Queene reacht rest rich sacred sate seate selfe serv'd shew ship shore sight Sire sleepe sonne souldiers soule spirit stood strait strooke Sunne sweet teares Telemachus thee Theoclymenus things thou thought Tiresias tooke Troy Troyans Ulysses usde vertue weeds wife winds wine wise wisedome wooers words yeeld yong