... with stately step the sky: Their father the Olympian king; No mixture of man's mortal mould; Nor shall Oblivion's sable wing In shades their active virtues fold. In them the god is great, nor fears The withering waste of years. Antistrophe 1. The... The Tragedies of Sophocles - Page 39by Sophocles - 1820 - 406 pagesFull view - About this book
| Sophocles - Mythology, Greek - 1808 - 432 pages
...their active virtues fold. In them the god is great, nor fears The withering waste of years. ANTis.l. The tyrant Pride engenders. Pride With wealth o'er-fill'd, with greatness vain, Mounting with Outrage at herside, The splendid summit if she gain, Falls headlong from the dangerous brovr, Down dash'd to ruin's... | |
| 1859 - 852 pages
...of Greekless griffs : " The tyrant Pride engenders, — Pride With wealth o'ertilled, with greatneu vain, Mounting with outrage at her side, The splendid...dangerous brow, Down dash'd to ruin's gulf below." But let those Greekless remember as they read, that 6/3pij is not " Pride" in truth. It is that insolence... | |
| Edward FitzGerald - 1902 - 314 pages
...withering waste of years. Antistrophe 1. The tyrant Pride engenders. Pride With wealth o'erfilled, with greatness vain, Mounting with Outrage at her...monarch; for of old, His contest glorious to the state, [ 53 ] I THE DOWNFALL AND DEATH OF KING CEDIPUS. In her own blood the Fury roll'd: So may the god now... | |
| Edward FitzGerald - 1902 - 316 pages
...withering waste of years. Antistrophe 1. The tyrant Pride engenders. Pride With wealth o'erfilled, with greatness vain, Mounting with Outrage at her...monarch; for of old, His contest glorious to the state, [ 53 ] In her own blood the Fury roll'd: So may the god now guide his fate! Still be the god's protection... | |
| J. Michael Walton - Drama - 2006 - 73 pages
...by the time he tackled Sophocles (1788): The tyrant Pride engenders. Pride With wealth o'erfilled, with greatness vain, Mounting with outrage at her side, The splendid summit if she gain.15 George Somers Clarke opted two years later for prose 'undertaken at the suggestion of a friend... | |
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