The Iliad of Homer, Volume 1Charles Rivington, 1760 - Achilles (Greek mythology) |
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... field re- founds . 545 Thus num'rous and confus'd , extending wide , The legions croud Scamander's flow'ry side ; With rushing troops the plains are cover'd o'er , And thund'ring footsteps fhake the founding fhore , Along the river's ...
... field re- founds . 545 Thus num'rous and confus'd , extending wide , The legions croud Scamander's flow'ry side ; With rushing troops the plains are cover'd o'er , And thund'ring footsteps fhake the founding fhore , Along the river's ...
Page 144
... fields , the tents , the navy , and the bay . In this diffembled form , fhe haftes to bring Th ' unwelcome meffage to ... field . Thick as autumnal leaves or driving fand , 970 The moving squadrons blacken all the strand . Thou , Godlike ...
... fields , the tents , the navy , and the bay . In this diffembled form , fhe haftes to bring Th ' unwelcome meffage to ... field . Thick as autumnal leaves or driving fand , 970 The moving squadrons blacken all the strand . Thou , Godlike ...
Page 149
... fields where wild Maander flows , High Mycalè , and Latmos ' fhady brows , And proud Miletus , came the Carian throngs ... field of war , Fool that he was ! by fierce Achilles flain , The river swept him to the briny main : 1065 There ...
... fields where wild Maander flows , High Mycalè , and Latmos ' fhady brows , And proud Miletus , came the Carian throngs ... field of war , Fool that he was ! by fierce Achilles flain , The river swept him to the briny main : 1065 There ...
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