Lucian's Dialogues: Namely the Dialogues of the Gods, of the Sea-gods, and of the Dead; Zeus the Tragedian, the Ferry-boat, EtcG. Bell and sons, 1888 - 315 pages |
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... fellow , and did you not pounce down and carry me off from the midst of my flock ? How then have those feathers fallen off from you entirely , and you have now come out in quite a different character ? Zeus . But , my dear boy , you see ...
... fellow , and did you not pounce down and carry me off from the midst of my flock ? How then have those feathers fallen off from you entirely , and you have now come out in quite a different character ? Zeus . But , my dear boy , you see ...
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... fellow so let him not live with us any longer . Zeus . Of what insolence or injury has he been guilty , pray ? For I ought to know too , I think . Hera . Insolence ? and what else I blush , however , to mention it , such was his daring ...
... fellow so let him not live with us any longer . Zeus . Of what insolence or injury has he been guilty , pray ? For I ought to know too , I think . Hera . Insolence ? and what else I blush , however , to mention it , such was his daring ...
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... fellow , ' is it pray , because Zeus knocked you on the head with his bolt for your unlawful actions , and because now , out of mere pity , by way of compensation , you have got a share of immortality ? Asklepius . What ! Have you , for ...
... fellow , ' is it pray , because Zeus knocked you on the head with his bolt for your unlawful actions , and because now , out of mere pity , by way of compensation , you have got a share of immortality ? Asklepius . What ! Have you , for ...
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... fellow . Apollo . And do you suppose that Hephæstus knows this ? Hermes . He knows well enough : but what could he do , when he sees a fine youth , and that , too , a soldier ? So he keeps quiet . However , he threatens , at all events ...
... fellow . Apollo . And do you suppose that Hephæstus knows this ? Hermes . He knows well enough : but what could he do , when he sees a fine youth , and that , too , a soldier ? So he keeps quiet . However , he threatens , at all events ...
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... fellow like him would be eager to acquire fame in these things , and would like to be first in fighting . Aphrodite ( pouting ) . Do you see ? I don't find fault , nor charge you with talking to her on the sly - for such sort of ...
... fellow like him would be eager to acquire fame in these things , and would like to be first in fighting . Aphrodite ( pouting ) . Do you see ? I don't find fault , nor charge you with talking to her on the sly - for such sort of ...
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