Seneca's Tragedies, 1. kötetW. Heinemann, 1917 |
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Achilles AGAMEMNON Alcidae Alcides AMPHITRYON ANDROMACHE artus ASTYANAX atque Bacchus blood caelum Calchas caput choral interlude.-The chorus CHORVS CREO Creon crime cruor cuius death dextra dolor domus dost thou earth Eurystheus fata fate father fear flamma genitor gods grief haec hand heaven Hector Hecuba Hercules Hippolytus IASON ignes illa Index s.v. ipsa ipse Jason Jocasta king land Leo deletes Lycus LYCVS manus matris MEDEA MEGARA meis metus mihi mother nefas nulla nunc NURSE NVTRIX OEDIPUS omnes palace parens pectus Pelasgian Pelias PHAEDRA Phoebus PHORBAS poenas Polybus Polyxena potest pray prayers Priam Pyrrhus quae quam quid quidquid quis quod quoque regna saeva scelera scelus seek semper Seneca SENEX sire soul stetit sword tamen tellus terra Thebes thee Theseus thine tibi TIRESIAS tomb Troy tulit turba Ulysses umbras unda VLIXES vultus
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258. oldal - Venient annis saecula seris, quibus Oceanus vincula rerum laxet, et ingens pateat tellus, Tethysque novos detegat orbes nee sit terris ultima Thule.
519. oldal - He who, though near to death, still keeps some feeble life, may freely now draw concipiat. ite, ferte depositis opem ; mortifera mecum vitia terrarum extraho. violenta Fata et horridus Morbi tremor, Maciesque et atra Pestis et rabidus Dolor, 1060 mecum ite, mecum. ducibus his uti libet!
540. oldal - Dost thou weep, My son? Hast thou a sense of thy ill fate? Why dost thou clasp me with thy hands, why hold My robes, and shelter thee beneath my wings, Like a young bird? No more my Hector comes, Returning from the tomb; he grasps no more His glittering spear, bringing protection to thee.
252. oldal - Audax nimium qui freta primus rate tam fragili perfida rupit terrasque suas post terga videns animam levibus credidit auris, dubioque secans aequora cursu CREON For treachery thou art seeking time.
569. oldal - PHILOSOPHIAE. Trans, by the Rev. HF Stewart and EK Rand. (2nd Impression.) CAESAR: CIVIL WARS. Trans, by AG Peskett. (3rd Impression.) CAESAR: GALLIC WAR. Trans, by HJ Edwards.
244. oldal - Difficile quam sit animum ab ira flectere iam concitatum, quamque regale hoc putet, sceptris superbas quisquis admovit manus, qua coepit, ire, regia didici mea.
114. oldal - Quem locum profugus petam? ubi me recondam quave tellure obruar? quis Tanais aut quis Nilus aut quis Persica violentus unda Tigris aut Rhenus ferox Tagusve Hibera turbidus gaza fluens 1325 abluere dextram poterit?
542. oldal - Reply, and to thy charge my pleas oppose, 'Gainst thee my charge. She first, then, to these ills Gave birth, when she gave Paris birth ; and next The aged Priam ruined Troy and thee, The infant not destroying, at his birth Denounced a baleful firebrand. Hear from thence What followed. 'Twixt the rival goddesses Paris was judge. From Pallas was his meed To lead the Phrygian arms, and conquer Greece ; From Juno, if to her his voice adjudged The prize, to hold o'er Asia and the bounds Of Europe his...
346. oldal - Phoebeae facis oculi nihil gentile nee patrium micant. 880 lacrimae cadunt per ora et assiduo genae rore irrigantur, qualiter Tauri iugis tepido madescunt imbre percussae nives.
116. oldal - Tagusve Hibera turbidus gaza fluens abluere dextram poterit? Arctoum licet Maeotis in me gelida transfundat mare et tota Tethys per meas currat manus, haerebit altum facinus.