 ... feigned, that the river had received its crimson tint, not from the red earth washed down from the hills by the autumnal rains, but from the blood, which yearly flowed from the wound of the lamented Adonis. The season was felt by the children of Nature...  Origines: Phoenicia. Arabia. 1826 - Seite 122von Sir William Drummond - 1826Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | George Robinson - 1837 - 868 Seiten
...people were pleased with the figment, when the mythologisls feigned that the river had received ils crimson tint, not from the red 'earth washed down...Adonis. The season was felt by the children of nature to he congenial with sorrow ; and they were pleased with * li'.-tiim which fed and indulged for the moment... | |
 | George Robinson - 1837 - 486 Seiten
...people were pleased with the figment, when the mythologisls feigned that the river had received Us crimson tint, not from the red earth washed down from the hills In the autumnal rains, bnt from the blood which yearly flowed from the wound of the lamented Adonis.... | |
 | Joseph Catafago - 1873 - 1146 Seiten
...honour; and the people were pleased with the figtnen: when the mythologiste feigned that the rirer had received its crimson tint, not from the red earth washed down from the hills by им autumnal rains, but from the blood which yearly flowed from the wound of the lamented Adonis.... | |
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