The Odyssey of Homer, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1905 |
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... race of men , and where thy home , And who thy parents ; how the mariners Brought thee to Ithaca , and who they claim To be , for well I deem thou couldst not come Hither on foot . All this , I pray , relate Art thou Truly , that I may ...
... race of men , and where thy home , And who thy parents ; how the mariners Brought thee to Ithaca , and who they claim To be , for well I deem thou couldst not come Hither on foot . All this , I pray , relate Art thou Truly , that I may ...
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... race degenerates , ye are surely born Of sceptred kings , the favorites of Jove . Ignoble men have never sons like you . " Thus having said , and taking in his hands A fatling bullock's chine , which menials brought Roasted , and placed ...
... race degenerates , ye are surely born Of sceptred kings , the favorites of Jove . Ignoble men have never sons like you . " Thus having said , and taking in his hands A fatling bullock's chine , which menials brought Roasted , and placed ...
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... race who dwell In the broad heaven , thou art , I deem , most like To Dian , daughter of imperial Jove , In shape , in stature , and in noble air . If mortal and a dweller of the earth , Thrice happy are thy father and his queen ...
... race who dwell In the broad heaven , thou art , I deem , most like To Dian , daughter of imperial Jove , In shape , in stature , and in noble air . If mortal and a dweller of the earth , Thrice happy are thy father and his queen ...
Índice
A Council of the Gods Deliberations concerning Ulysses | 24 |
BOOK III | 47 |
tor with his Son Peisistratus to Menelaus at Sparta | 74 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
Achaians Ægisthus Agamemnon Alcinoüs answered Antilochus Antinoüs Argive Argos Atreus Atrides aught bade banquet bath bear beneath bespake bestow blue-eyed goddess blue-eyed Pallas bright-haired bring brought Calypso CHARLES GLEYRE chief Ulysses child couch crew damsel daughter dear death dost dwell earth Eteoneus Eupeithes Eurymachus fair-haired Menelaus fate father feast friends galley garments gave Gerenian glorious goddess godlike gods gold Greeks grief guests halls hands heard heart heaven hecatombs herald hither Icarius Iliad immortal isle Ithaca Jove Jupiter king large-souled Leucothea lofty maidens maids mayst mighty mother Nausicaä Neleus Neptune Nestor never noble nymph o'er ocean Odyssey once palace Peisistratus Penelope perished Phæacians Phemius Polybus poured pray Pylian Pylos queen raft reached round sail seat ship slay sleep slew sons speak steeds stranger Taphians tears thee thou art thou hast thou shalt took Troy voyage waves wind wine winged words youth