 | Longinus - 1800 - 238 pàgines
...in Scuto Here. v. 267. On the other hand, with what majesty and pomp does Homer exalt his deities! Far as a shepherd from some point on high O'er the...his boundless eye, Thro' such a space of air, with thund'ring sound, At one long leap th' immortal coursers bound*. MR. POPE. He measures the leap of... | |
 | 1804 - 188 pàgines
...iiiuSis «»» -ih* i le o-xort-ii), Aitw«-ai» OT/ onita T«V<ro» i Tor as a watchman from some reckon high ,- O'er the wide main extends his boundless eye ; Thro' such a space of air with thund'ring1 sound At ev'ry leap th' immortal coursers bound. The celerity of this goddess seems to... | |
 | Charles Rollin - 1804 - 520 pàgines
...combatants. But all these ideas are too faint to describe the rapidity of the immortal horses. " [</] Far as a shepherd from some point on high, •*' O'er the wide main extends his boundles eye; " Through sucha space of air with thund'ring sound, ." Atevery leap th'immortal coursers... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1806 - 492 pàgines
...Toercrov tlt&fvXjYJuiTi Stwv i^^X/'^j i'TTTrc'c. For as a watchman from some rock on high O'er ihe wide main extends his boundless eye ; Thro' such a space of air with thund'ring sound At ev'ry leap thj immortal coursers bound. The celerity of this goddess seems to be... | |
 | John Bell - 1807 - 472 pàgines
...rolls, Between th' expanded earth and starry poles, far as a shepherd, from some point on high, 968 O'er the wide main extends his boundless eye; Thro' such a space of air, with thund'ring sound, At every leap th' immortal coursers bound. Troy now they rcach'd, and touch'd those... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1809 - 350 pàgines
...the whole breadth of the horizon. "Oo-<rov Toff<rot Imflwffxiwi StwV For as a watchman from some rock on high O'er the wide main extends his boundless eye...; Thro' such a space of air with thundering sound At ev'ry leap th' immortal coursers bound. The celerity of this goddess seems to be a favourite idea... | |
 | Helvétius - 1810 - 578 pàgines
...commencing terror. Such are those of Homer, when to give a grand idea of the power of the Gods, lie says Far as a shepherd from some point on high, O'er the...his boundless eye, Thro" such a space of air, with thund'ring sound, Atone long leap th' immortal couriers bound. POFE. And such is this other image of... | |
 | Helvétius - 1810 - 530 pàgines
...commencing terror. Such are those of Homer, when to give a grand idea of the power of the Gods, he says Far as a shepherd from some point on high, O'er the...his boundless eye, Thro' such a space of air, with thund'ring sound, At one long leap th' immortal coursers bound. PoPE. And such is this other image... | |
 | 1810 - 500 pàgines
...extraordinary leapers. The exclamation in. troduces this passage from the Iliad— Oa.a.ot—E. v. 770. For as a shepherd from some point on high, O'er the wide...his boundless eye, Thro' such a space of air, with thund'ring sound, At one long leap th' immortal coursers bound. Pope. measures the leap of the horses... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1812 - 492 pàgines
...XEUCTG-IUV \f\ otvvo7Ta CTa^ov, Ti^ffov l?n0fJc7xHin ,^£v y4-^iE; t'wTroi. For as a watchman from some rock on high O'er the wide main extends his boundless eye ; Thro' such a space of air with thund'ring sound At ev'ry leap th' immortal coursers bound. The celerity of this goddess seems to be... | |
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O'er the wide main extends his boundless eye ; Through such a space of air, with thundering sound, At every leap the immortal coursers bound : Troy now they reach'd and touch'd those banks divine, Where silver Simois and Scamander join. 
