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... favorite, huddling in his robe, his face averted: Alone, in sea-circled Delos, while round on beach and cove, before the piping sea wind the dark...

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... favorite, huddling in his robe, his face averted: Alone, in sea-circled Delos, while round on beach and cove, before the piping sea wind the dark...

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... its vicinity. Of tlie trip through the islands, Professor Howes will take Delos, Professor Rice, Samoa, and Pro- fessor Howes will conclude the lectu... ...Thence tu Athens the journey led, and soon again on the sea, the island of Delos being the objective point. This island, excavated somewhat by the Fre...

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...eir hatching, sitting, brooding, and birth? Poets faine that the Iland of Delos, being before wandring and fleeting up and downe, was for the delive... ... to equall the disgrace of these two actions, being to cleanse the Ile of Delos and justify themselves unto Apollo forbad within that precinct all b... ...ntaigne's Essays ------ incedis per ignes, Sub positos cineri deloso. -- HOR. Car. 1. ii. Od. i. 7. You passe through fire (though unf...

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...os, ce dize: «Vos i yo,a perpetuidad, seremos los amantes bajo´l puente». TRES FABULAS ACEPTABLES EL MILAGRO DE LA MULTIPLICAZIÓN DELOS PANES, EN EL REINO ANIMAL Reunidos los animales en la selva, luego d’una devastadora defla-grazión, corrió entre ellos, ardiendo como la yesca seca, el sigiente ru-mor: –Es el milagro de la multiplicazión de los alime...

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... The sacred ship, during whose thirty days’ voyage to and from the oracle at Delos no Athenian citizen could be put to death. dawn has broken; he him... ...nd saddest of all to me. Soc. What! I suppose that the ship has come from Delos, on the arrival of which I am to die? Cr. No, the ship has not a...

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... with mourning and gloom. Now Theseus, in his return from Crete, put in at Delos, and, having sacrificed to the god of the island, dedicated to the te... ..., in memory of him, they say is still preserved among the inhab- itants of Delos, consisting in certain measured turnings and returnings, imitative of... ...rom the left side of the head. They say also that he insti- tuted games in Delos where he was the first that began the custom of giving a palm to the ... ... of abroad for removing the common treasure of the Greeks from the isle of Delos into their own custody; and how that their fairest excuse for so 260... ...ere they profess that the god was born; the neighboring mountain is called Delos, and there the river Melas comes again into a channel; behind the tem... ...in a debate, upon the motion of the Samians for removing the treasure from Delos to Athens, contrary to the league, that the thing in- deed was not ju... ...he Mithridatic war unfinished, there comes to him Archelaus, a merchant of Delos, with hopes of an accommodation, and private instructions from Archel... ...resent a god. And forthwith he set the young man free. His performances at Delos are, also, on record, as noble and magnificent works of devotion. For... ... tapestries; this he laid in the night over the channel betwixt Rhenea and Delos, being no great distance. And at break of day he marched forth with a...

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...cure, But wandreth euer more vncertein and vnsure. As th’Isle of Delos whylome men report Amid th’Aegæan sea long time did stray, ...

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...ve the house. And as Apollo goes forth from some fragrant shrine to divine Delos or Claros or Pytho or to broad Lyeia near the stream of Xanthus, in s...

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...gure rejoicing, and duly arranging her garland. 1799.* PHOEBUS AND HERMES. DELOS’ stately ruler, and Maia’s son, the adroit one, Warmly were striving,...

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...d you. I can only compare you to a young palm tree which I saw when I was at Delos growing near the altar of Apollo—for I was there, too, with much pe...

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...oved and sung, Where grew the arts of war and peace, Where Delos rose, and Phoebus sprung! Eternal summer gilds them yet, ...

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...onours crown’d By Phoebus’ altars; thus o’erlooks the ground; The pride of Delos. (By the Delian coast, I voyaged, leader of a warrior host, But ah, h...

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..., to couple the disgrace of these two actions, having to purge the Isle of Delos, and to justify themselves to Apollo, interdicted at once all births ...

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...aks of the plane tree under which Socrates used to walk and of the tree at Delos, where Latona gave birth to Apollo. This passage is referred to by St...

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...which the two poets contended with hymns to Apollo (4), was transferred to Delos. These developments certainly need no consideration: are we to say th... ...ollo, sought out a place in which to bear her son, and how Apollo, born in Delos, at once claimed for himself the lyre, the bow, and prophecy. This pa... ... Delian part is exclusively Ionian and insular both in style and sympathy; Delos and no other is Apollo’s chosen seat: but the second part is as defin... ...is Apollo’s chosen seat: but the second part is as definitely continental; Delos is ignored and Delphi alone is the important centre of Apollo’s worsh... ...t the mill.’ Fragment #3 — Scholiast on Pindar, Nem. ii. 1: ‘Then first in Delos did I and Homer, singers both, raise our strain — stitching song in n... ...pollo and Artemis who delights in arrows; her in Ortygia, and him in rocky Delos, as you rested against the great mass of the Cynthian hill hard by a ... ...f men, as she rested against Mount Cynthus in that rocky isle, in sea-girt Delos — while on either hand a dark wave rolled on landwards driven by shri... ...the richest of them, dared receive Phoebus, until queenly Leto set foot on Delos and uttered winged words and asked her: (ll. 51-61) ‘Delos, if you wo... ...gers; for truly your own soil is not rich.’ (ll. 62-82) So spake Leto. And Delos rejoiced and answered and said: ‘Leto, most glorious daughter of grea...

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... an equal interest in them. During the voyage of the sacred ship to and from Delos, which has occupied thirty days, the execution of Socrates has been... ...: An accident, Echecrates: the stern of the ship which the Athenians send to Delos happened to have been crowned on the day before he was tried. 40 P... ...o at the time, that if they were saved they would send a yearly mis sion to Delos. Now this custom still continues, and the whole period of the voyag... ... this custom still continues, and the whole period of the voyage to and from Delos, beginning when the priest of Apollo crowns the stern of the ship, ... ...when we quitted the prison in the evening that the sacred ship had come from Delos, and so we arranged to meet very early at the accustomed place. On ...

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... his altars? or by whom Hath not the tale been told of Hylas young, Latonian Delos and Hippodame, And Pelops for his ivory shoulder famed, Keen chario...

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...st thou bring me? My soul is racked and shivers with fear. (Healer of Delos, hear!) Hast thou some pain unknown before, Or with the circling year...

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...ves Imagind Lands and Regions in the Moon: Or Pilot from amidst the CYCLADES DELOS or SAMOS first appeering kenns A cloudy spot. Down thither prone i... ..., As with a Trident smote, and fix’t as firm Paradise Lost Milton 166 As DELOS floating once; the rest his look Bound with GORGONIAN rigor not to ...

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...Imagind Lands and Regions in the Moon: Or Pilot from amidst the CYCLADES DELOS or SAMOS first appeering kenns 265 A cloudy spot. Down thither pro... ...petrific, cold and dry, As with a Trident smote, and fix’t as firm 295 As DELOS floating once; the rest his look Bound with GORGONIAN rigor not t...

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..., the rest in fevers fry. Again my father bids me seek the shore Of sacred Delos, and the god implore, T o learn what end of woes we might expect, And... ... Xanthus, and the Lycian coast, The Aeneid Virgil 84 When to his native Delos he resorts, Ordains the dances, and renews the sports; Where painted ...

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... d’ye lack?] So I draw the world together link by link: Yea, from Delos up to Limerick and back! Kipling 220 THE LINER SHE’S A L THE LINER S...

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...n a chill seized me such as is wont to seize him who goes to death. Surely Delos shook not so violently, be- fore Latona made her nest therein to give...

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... whence an icy chill Seiz’d on me, as on one to death convey’d. So shook not Delos, when Latona there Couch’d to bring forth the twin born eyes of hea...

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... repair, And bathe in silver dews thy yellow hair; Or pleased to find fair Delos float no more, Delight in Cynthus and the shady shore; Or choose thy ...

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...tasies which hovered vision about the slumbering souls of the daughters of Delos. Y et her features were not of that regular mould which we have been ...

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..., As seizes him who to his death is going. Certes so violently shook not Delos, Before Latona made her nest therein T o give birth to the two ey...

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... whence an icy chill Seiz’d on me, as on one to death convey’d. So shook not Delos, when Latona there Couch’d to bring forth the twin born eyes of hea...

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...hority now in the oracles of Jupiter Ammon; of Apollo in Lebadia, Delphos, Delos, Cyrra, Patara, T egyres, Preneste, Lycia, Colo- phon, or in the Cast...