 | Ossian - 1805 - 648 pagine
...other years. Thus hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall last for ever." POPE'S Iliad, vii. 97The breathless carcase to your navy sent, Greece on the...monument; Which when some future mariner surveys, Wash'd by broad Hellespont's resounding seas, Thus shall he say, " A valiant Greek lies here, " By... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1807 - 426 pagine
...promising that, if he should conquer Ajax in single combat, he would dedicate his spoils to Apollo. And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch...the foe, On Phoebus' temple I'll his arms bestow. POPE. Those who had escaped shipwreck, or any dangerous fit of sickness, usually hung up in the temple... | |
 | Homerus - 1807 - 568 pagine
...arms remain ; 90 Bnt let my body, to my friends return'd, By Trojan hands and Trojan flames be burn'd. And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch...in the dust: If mine the glory to despoil the foe; 95 Ou Phoebus' temple I'll his arms bestow; The breathless carcass to your navy sent, Greece on the... | |
 | John Bell - 1807 - 472 pagine
...HOMER'S H.IAD. g ' If mine the glory to despoil the foe; 95 ' On Phoebus' temple I'll his anas hestow ; ' The breathless carcase to your navy sent, ' Greece...monument; ' Which when some future 'mariner surveys, ' Wash'dbybroadllellespont'sresoundingseas, 100 ' Thus shall he say, " A valiant Greek lies there,... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1807 - 434 pagine
...spoils to Apollo. . • % And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch your daring chi.mpeon in the dust, If mine the glory to despoil the foe, On Phoebus, temple I'll his arms bestow. POPE. Other instances occur in Virgil, jEn: vii. 183. Persms, Satyr vi. 45. See also 1 Sam. xxi. 9.... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1807 - 436 pagine
...promising that, if he should conquer Ajax in single combat, he would dedicate his spoils to Apollo. And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch your daring champeon in the dust; If mine the glory to despoil the foe, • On Phoebus, temple I'll his arms bestow.... | |
 | Homerus - 1808 - 574 pagine
...arms remain ; 90 But let my hody, to my friends return'd, By Trojan hands and Trojan flames he hurn'd. And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch...in the dust : If mine the glory to despoil the foe ; 95 On Phoehus' temple I'll his arms hestow; The hreathless carcass to your navy sent, Greece on the... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 790 pagine
...Jut let my body, to my friends return'd, By Trojan hands and Trojan flames be buru'd. And if Ajxjllo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch your daring champion...in the dust : If mine the glory to despoil the foe ; fin Phffibus' temple I'll bis arms bestow ; Tile breathless carcase to your tiavy sent, Greece on... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1812 - 428 pagine
...promising that, if he should conquer Ajax in single combat, he would dedicate his spoils to Apollo. And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch...the foe, On Phoebus' temple I'll his arms bestow. POPE. Other instances occur in Virgil, JEn. vii. 183. Perstus, Satyr vi. 45. See also 1 Sam. xxi. 9.... | |
 | 1813 - 350 pagine
...arms remain; But let my body, to my friends retnrn'd, By Trojan hands and Trojan flames be burn'd, And if Apollo, in whose aid I trust, Shall stretch...monument; Which when some future mariner surveys, Wash'd by broad Hellespont's resounding seas, Thus shall he say, ' A valiant Greek lies there, By Hector... | |
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... and calls the gods to hear: From all your troops select the boldest knight, And him, the boldest, Hector dares to fight. Here if I fall, by chance of battle slain, Be his my spoil, and his these arms remain; But let my body, to my friends return'd,... 
