...clouds) 'Tis said a stranger came, and, with his plough, Traced out the site ; and Posidonia rose,* Severely great, Neptune the tutelar God; A Homer's...his door Ivory and gold, and silk, and frankincense, * Originally a Greek city under that name, and afterwards a Roman city under the name of Paestum. See...

...clouds) 'Tis said a stranger came, and, with his plough, Traced out the site ; and Posidonia rose, * Severely great, Neptune the tutelar God ; A Homer's...guest. He knocked and entered with a train in arms ; * Originally a Greek city under that name, and afterwards a Roman city under the name of Paestum....

...clouds), T is said a stranger came, and, with his plough, I Traced out the site; and Posidonia rose, (ijS) Severely great, Neptune the tutelar God; A Homer's language murmuring in her street«, And m her haven many a mast from Tyre. Then came another, an unhidden guest, lie knock'd...

...most from Tyre. Then come another, an unbidden guest. He knock'd and enter'd with a train in arm« ; And all was changed, her very name and language! The Tyrian merchant, shipping at his door vory and gold, and silk, and frankincense, Sail'd as before, but sailing, cried " For Pestum !" And...

...clouds) — 'Tis said, a stranger came, and, with his plough, Traced out the site; and Posidonia rose, Severely great, Neptune the tutelar God; A Homer's...frankincense, Sailed as before, but, sailing, cried " For Ptestum! " And now a Virgil, now an Ovid sung Paestum's twice blowing roses ; while, within, Parents...

...language murmuring in her streets, And in her haven many a mast from Tyre. Then came another, an unhidden guest, He knocked, and entered with a train in arms;...frankincense, Sailed as before, but, sailing, cried " For Psestum! " And now a Virgil, now an Ovid sung Paestum's twice blowing roses; while, within, Parents...

...clouds) — 'Tis said, a stranger came, and, with his plough, Traced out the site; and Fosidonia rose, Severely great, Neptune the tutelar God; A Homer's...haven many a mast from Tyre. Then came another, an unhidden guest, He knocked, and entered with a train in arms; And all was changed, her very name and...

...exiit <Л BOW between two and three uiouiand renn. t Boa/tacú». See Plularch in Ibe life of Crural. A Homer's language murmuring in her streets, And in her haven many a mast from Tyre. Then came anolher, an unbidden guest. He knock'd and enter'd with a train in arms ; And all was changed, her...

...in clouds,) Tis said a stranger came, and, with his plough Traced out the site j and Posidonia rose, happy with her hand, Her mind's serenity, her peace...causeless scem'd her grief ; for quick restrain 'd, Mirt knock 'd and enter'd with a train in arms ¡ And all was changed, her very name and knguagr. The Tyrian...

...in clouds,) 'Tis said a stranger came, and, with his plough Traced out the site; and Posidonia rose, Severely great, Neptune the tutelar god ; A Homer's...haven many a mast from Tyre. Then came another, an unhidden guest. He knock'd and enter'd with a train in arms ; And all was changed, her very name and...