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... Iapetus , and in x . 581 he is inclined to identify Eve with Eurynome . 278. florid , flushed with red . The epithet expresses the re- sult that drinking wine produces on the countenance . 279. his stepdame , the stepmother of Bacchus ...
... Iapetus , and in x . 581 he is inclined to identify Eve with Eurynome . 278. florid , flushed with red . The epithet expresses the re- sult that drinking wine produces on the countenance . 279. his stepdame , the stepmother of Bacchus ...
Page 71
... Iapetus . Compare 276 . Iapetus had two sons , Prometheus , who stole fire from heaven , and Epimetheus , here called his unwiser son , because contrary to his brother's advice he married Pandora . The gods had given Pandora a box on ...
... Iapetus . Compare 276 . Iapetus had two sons , Prometheus , who stole fire from heaven , and Epimetheus , here called his unwiser son , because contrary to his brother's advice he married Pandora . The gods had given Pandora a box on ...
Page 86
... . Hurdled cotes , 186 . Enamel , 149 . Hyacinthine , 301 . Enna , 269 . Hymenæan , 711 . Epithet adversative , 11 . Hyperbole , 76 . Error , 239 , Hypocrite , 122 . Iapetus , 717 . Idylls of the King , 1015 86 PARADISE LOST .
... . Hurdled cotes , 186 . Enamel , 149 . Hyacinthine , 301 . Enna , 269 . Hymenæan , 711 . Epithet adversative , 11 . Hyperbole , 76 . Error , 239 , Hypocrite , 122 . Iapetus , 717 . Idylls of the King , 1015 86 PARADISE LOST .
Page 87
... Iapetus , 717 . Idylls of the King , 1015 . Imbrowned , 246 . Impregns , 500 . Inconsistency , 402 , 541 , 640 . Incredible how swift , 593 . India , 159 . Indian proverb , 99 . Indicative for subjunctive , 975 . Individual , 486 ...
... Iapetus , 717 . Idylls of the King , 1015 . Imbrowned , 246 . Impregns , 500 . Inconsistency , 402 , 541 , 640 . Incredible how swift , 593 . India , 159 . Indian proverb , 99 . Indicative for subjunctive , 975 . Individual , 486 ...
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