 Insulting man, thou shalt be soon as I ; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws nigh ; Ev'n now on life's last verge I see thee stand, 1030 I see thee fall, and by Achilles  The Iliad of Homer - Pàgina 355per Homer - 1796Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
 | Homerus - 1721 - 292 pàgines
...imperious! hear my lateft breath; The Gods inIpire ir, and it founds thy death. Infulting man! thou fhalt be foon, as I; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws nigh; v. 1016. Hear my latift treatb, Tht Gods inj'fire '>.——] • -- - Ev'n It is an opinion of great... | |
 | Homer - 1773 - 248 pàgines
...imperious ! hear my lateft breath ; The gods infpire it, and it founds thy death. Infulting man, thon (halt be foon, as I ; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws nigh ; Ev'n now on life's lalY verge 1 fee thee (land, 1 fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints; the foul unwilling... | |
 | Homerus, William Holwell - 1776 - 392 pàgines
...! hear my lateft breath ': The gods infpire it, and it founds thy death. Infulting man, thou fhalt be foon, as I; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy...; Ev'n now on life's laft verge I fee thee ftand, I fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. ' ; He faints ; the foul unwilling wings her way, (The beauteous... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 384 pàgines
...imperious ! hear my lateft breath ; The Gods inipirc it, and it founds thy death. Infulting man, thou (halt be foon as I ; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy...; Ev'n now on life's laft verge I fee thee ftand, :oja I fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints ; the foul unwilling wings her way (The beauteous... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 422 pàgines
...imperious ! hear my lateft breath j The Gods infpire it, and it founds thy death. Infulting man, thou malt be foon as I; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy...draws nigh ; Ev'n now on life's laft verge I fee thee iiuxl, to;o I fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints ; the foul unwilling wings her way (The... | |
 | Homer - 1791 - 346 pàgines
...! hear my lateft breath-; The Gods infpire it, and it founds thy death, Infulting man ! thou fhalt be foon, as I ; Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy...verge I fee thee ftand, 1030 I fee thee fall, and by Acbilles' hand. He faints ; the foul unwilling wings her way, (The beauteous body left a load of ciay)... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1104 pàgines
...[nigh : Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour drawl Ev'n now on life's laft verge I fee thee ftdnd, I fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints ; the foul unwilling wings her way ( 1 he beauteous body left a load of clay) Flit» to the lone, uncomfortable coaft, A naked, wandering,... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 902 pàgines
...[nigh : Black fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws Ev'n now on life's laft verge I fee thee (land, I fee thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints; the foul unwilling wings her^way (The beauteous body left a load of clay) Flits to the lone, uncomfortable coalt, A naked, wandering,... | |
 | Homerus - 1807 - 568 pàgines
...breath; he gods inspire it, and it sounds thy death. osuhing man, thou shalt be soon, as I; •lack fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws nigh; Ev'n now on life's last verge I see thee stand, KM I sec thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. He faints ; the soul unwilling... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 796 pàgines
...Hector, in the sixteenth book of the Iliad, when he is just expiring: Insulting man ! thou shall be soon as I ; Black Fate hangs o'er thee, and thy hour draws nigh ; Ev'n now on life's last verge I see thee stand, 1 sec thee fall, and by Achilles' hand. Pope. Frag.l. — This is a small... | |
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