Metamorphoses: Popular Books by Ovid : All times Bestseller Demanding BooksBeyond Books Hub, 01.01.2021 - 662 Seiten The Metamorphoses is a Latin narrative poem by the Roman poet Ovid, considered his magnum opus. Comprising fifteen books and over 250 myths, the poem chronicles the history of the world from its creation to the deification of Julius Caesar within a loose mythico-historical framework. |
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... wings cold winter bear. Nor were those blustring brethren left at large, On seas, and shores, their fury to discharge: Bound as they are, and circumscrib'd in place, They rend the world, resistless, where they pass; And mighty marks of ...
... wings cold winter bear. Nor were those blustring brethren left at large, On seas, and shores, their fury to discharge: Bound as they are, and circumscrib'd in place, They rend the world, resistless, where they pass; And mighty marks of ...
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... wings his flight; Pleas'd with the remnants of departing light: Fierce Boreas, with his off-spring, issues forth T' invade the frozen waggon of the North. While frowning Auster seeks the Southern sphere; And rots, with endless rain, th ...
... wings his flight; Pleas'd with the remnants of departing light: Fierce Boreas, with his off-spring, issues forth T' invade the frozen waggon of the North. While frowning Auster seeks the Southern sphere; And rots, with endless rain, th ...
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... wings of winds were clogg'd with ice and snow; And shivering mortals, into houses driv'n, Sought shelter from th' inclemency of Heav'n. Those houses, then, were caves, or homely sheds; With twining oziers fenc'd; and moss their beds ...
... wings of winds were clogg'd with ice and snow; And shivering mortals, into houses driv'n, Sought shelter from th' inclemency of Heav'n. Those houses, then, were caves, or homely sheds; With twining oziers fenc'd; and moss their beds ...
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... wings. From his divided beard two streams he pours, His head, and rheumy eyes distill in show'rs, With rain his robe, and heavy mantle flow: And lazy mists are lowring on his brow; Still as he swept along, with his clench'd fist He ...
... wings. From his divided beard two streams he pours, His head, and rheumy eyes distill in show'rs, With rain his robe, and heavy mantle flow: And lazy mists are lowring on his brow; Still as he swept along, with his clench'd fist He ...
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... wings in vain, Despair of land, and drop into the main. Now hills, and vales no more distinction know; And levell'd Nature lies oppress'd below. The most of mortals perish in the flood: The small remainder dies for want of food. A ...
... wings in vain, Despair of land, and drop into the main. Now hills, and vales no more distinction know; And levell'd Nature lies oppress'd below. The most of mortals perish in the flood: The small remainder dies for want of food. A ...
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Aeacus Ancaeus arms bear behold betray’d blood breast Caeneus call’d Caunus Ceres chang’d charms Cinyras cou’d cries crime crown’d cry’d dart daughter death deny’d dy’d e’er Earth Ev’n ev’ry eyes face fair fam’d fame fatal fate father fear fierce fill’d fir’d fire fix’d flame fled flew flies flow’rs forc’d fury Galanthis Goddess Gods Graecian grief ground hair hand head heart Heav’n heav’nly honours impious Iphis join’d Jove Latian light limbs lov’d maid mortal mother mourn mov’d neighb’ring night nymph o’er once Peleus Pentheus Perseus Phineus Phoebus plac’d plain pleas’d pow’r pray’r prepar’d Procne purple pursu’d rage rais’d resolv’d rise seas seem’d seiz’d shade shore shou’d sight sire sister skies soft soul spoke stood streams strove tears Tereus thee Theseus thou Thracian thro tow’rs transform’d trembling try’d turn’d Twas view’d virgin waves winds wings wood wou’d wound wretched youth