Amydon ...And strook Pyræchmen; who before the fair-helmed Pæons fought, Led from Amydon, near whose walls the broad-stream'd Axius flows. Through his right shoulder...

Amydon

78 Podarge ...Balius swift as wind, begotten by the seeds Of Zephyr, and the Harpy born, Podarge, in a mead Close to the wavy oceán, where that fierce Harpy fed. Automedon...

Podarge

79 Greece ...Troy's fields; have nought but seas behind, And foes before; far, far from Greece. For shame, obey commands, There is no mercy in the wars; your healths lie in...

Greece

79 Ilion ...of them, or they the lowest stone Tear up, and sack the citizens of lofty Ilion." He led; he follow'd, like a God. And then must Ajax needs, As well as...

Ilion

78 Greece ...but maintain about his corse the fight, And save it from the spoil of Greece. Then sent he out a lance At Ajax, in his nephew's wreak; which miss'd, but...

Greece

74 Greek ...employment for them all, Was never absent from the tent of that man-loving Greek, Late-hurt Eurypylus, but sate, and ev'ry way did seek, To spend the sharp...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...Mercury, the Queen of regiment, And Vulcan, he will either spare high Ilion, or not race Her turrets to the lowest stone, and, with both these, not...

Ilion

74 Pluto ...indiff'rently Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one his kingdom; I the seas, Pluto the black lot, Jupiter the principalities Of broad heav'n, all the sky and...

Pluto

76 Pluto ...born we are To Saturn, Rhea brought us forth, this Jupiter, and I. And Pluto, God of under-grounds. The world indiff'rently Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one...

Pluto

77 Jupiter ...all-enchas'd with springs they soon attain'd, and found Where far-discerning Jupiter, in his repose, had crown'd The brows of Gargarus, and wrapt an odorif'rous...

Jupiter

81 Mars ...best belov'd, Ascalaphus; yet he, By Jove's high grace to Troy, is slain." Mars started horribly, As Juno knew he would, at this, beat with his hurl'd-out...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...now felt shall turn, And then last, till in wrathful flames the long-sieg'd Ilion burn. Minerva's counsel shall become grave mean to this my will, Which no...

Ilion

80 Neptune ...on fire. ANOTHER ARGUMENT Jove sees in O his oversight, Chides Juno, Neptune calls from fight. The Trojans, beat past pale and dike, and numbers...

Neptune

76 Neptune ...that dwell in heav'n, that first imbru'd the field With Trojan spoil, when Neptune thus had made their irons yield. First Ajax Telamonius the Mysian captain...

Neptune

79 Acamas ...fresh envy in the Greeks, but urg'd Peneleus most, Who hurl'd his lance at Acamas; he 'scap'd; nor yet it lost The force he gave it, for it found the...

Acamas

79 Earth ...And shook him piecemeal; when the stone sprung back again, and smote Earth, like a whirlwind, gath'ring dust with whirring fiercely round, For...

Earth

79 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Greece ...through the prease A grievous fight; when to the ships and tents of Greece the seas Brake loose, and rag'd. But when they join'd, the dreadful clamour...

Greece

76 Jupiter ...tripp'd apace, Up to the top of Gargarus, and show'd her heav'nly face To Jupiter, who saw, and lov'd, and with as hot a fire, Being curious in her tempting...

Jupiter

80 Ilion ...when Jove's great-minded son, Alcides, having sack'd the town of stubborn Ilion, Took sail from thence; when by your charge I pour'd about Jove's mind...

Ilion

78 Pieria ...To Jove's court flew. Saturnia, straight stooping from heav'n's height, Pieria and Emathia, those countries of delight, Soon reach'd, and to the snowy...

Pieria

82 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Thebes ...make my speech to diadems decent enough, though he Lies in his sepulchre at Thebes. I boast this pedigree: Portheus three famous sons begot, that in high...

Thebes

80 Neptune ...of Jove. THE END OF THE THIRTEENTH BOOK. [1] The empire of Jove exceeded Neptune's (saith Plut. upon this place) because he was more ancient, and excellent in...

Neptune

80 Ilion ...falcons, that their hoofs may rouse the dust, and bear Thy body, hid, to Ilion." This said, his bold words were Confirm'd as soon as spoke. Jove's bird, the...

Ilion

81 Incenséd ...tears, And no wreak sought for his slain son. But, at his slaughterers Incenséd Paris spent a lance, since he had been a guest To many Paphlagonians; and...

Incenséd

77 Ilion ...Paphlagonians did sadly wait upon, Repos'd in his rich chariot, to sacred Ilion; The king his father following, dissolv'd in kindly tears, And no wreak...

Ilion

78 Helenus ...feet. Atrides griev'd to see That sight, and, threat'ning, shook a lance at Helenus, and he A bow half drew at him; at once out flew both shaft and lance. The...

Helenus

80 Ilion ...and chariot that were still set fit for his retreat, And bore him now to Ilion. The rest fought fiercely on, And set a mighty fight on foot. When next...

Ilion

77 Argive ...the fairest and most dear Of our great Gen'ral's female race, which from his Argive hall We all will wait upon to Troy, if, with our aids, and all, Thou wilt...

Argive

81 22.9154,38.58006,0 Ilion ...bastard-bed; But when the Greek ships, double-oar'd, arriv'd at Ilion, To Ilion he return'd, and prov'd beyond comparison Amongst the Trojans; he was lodg'd...

Ilion

80 Greece ...upon the square, he stood as fetter'd then; And so the adverse sons of Greece laid on with swords and darts, Whose both ends hurt, that they repell'd his...

Greece

75 Greece ...and young Antilochus, All éxpert in the deeds of arms: "O youths of Greece," said he, "What change is this? In your brave fight, I only look'd to see...

Greece

72 Paris ...one, Send to thee to descend the field, that they firm vows may make; For Paris, and the Spartan king, must fight for Helen's sake, With long-arm'd lances...

Paris

82 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ithaca ...is the old Laertes' son, Ulysses, call'd the wise; Who, though unfruitful Ithaca was made his nursing seat, Yet knows he ev'ry sort of sleight, and is in...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greek ...them, and the tears in which they swum to me. Sit then, and name this goodly Greek, so tall, and broadly spread, Who than the rest, that stand by him, is higher...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...in which she did comprise The many labours warlike Troy and brass-arm'd Greece endur'd For her fair sake, by cruel Mars and his stern friends procur'd...

Greece

76 Greek ...truce, and let love seal firm leagues 'twixt Greece and Troy." The Greek host wonder'd at this brave; silence flew ev'rywhere; At last spake Sparta's...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...at will enjoy; The rest strike truce, and let love seal firm leagues 'twixt Greece and Troy." The Greek host wonder'd at this brave; silence flew...

Greece

80 Paris ...And royally prepar'd for charge. Which seen, cold terror shot The heart of Paris, who retir'd as headlong from the king As in him he had shunn'd his death...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Xanthus ...death withstand, But suffer'd it beneath the stroke of great Æacides, In Xanthus; where he made more souls dive to the Stygian seas. Phorcys, and fair...

Xanthus

79 Cromna ...enfold, About Parthenius' lofty flood, in houses much extoll'd, From Cromna and Ægialus, the men that arms did bear, And Erythinus situate high...

Cromna

75 32.6765,41.82841,0 Axius ...bows do bend; From Axius, out of Amydon, he had them in command, From Axius, whose most beauteous stream still overflows the land. Pylæmen with the...

Axius

76 22.729683,40.631151,0 Pityæ ...bow, Prince Pandarus did lead to field. Who Adrestinus owe, Apesus' city, Pityæ, and mount Tereiës, Adrestus and stout Amphius led; who did their sire...

Pityæ

80 Pandarus ...full of pride, The Aphnii, Lycaon's son, whom Phœbus gave his bow, Prince Pandarus did lead to field. Who Adrestinus owe, Apesus' city, Pityæ, and mount...

Pandarus

80 Troy ...therefore charge thee most, this charge to undertake. A multitude remain in Troy, will fight for Priam's sake, Of other lands and languages; let ev'ry leader...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Peneïon ...Prothous, led the Magnets forth, who near the shady earth Of Pelius, and Peneïon, dwelt; forty revengeful sail Did follow him. These were the dukes and...

Peneïon

79 Ormenius ...were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in Asterius, Evemon's son, Eurypylus, did...

Ormenius

74 Ceres ...his ease. Of those that dwelt in Phylace, and flow'ry Pyrason The wood of Ceres, and the soil that sheep are fed upon Iton, and Antron built by sea, and...

Ceres

80 7.38961,45.31336,0 Phylace ...he idly lives enrag'd, but soon must leave his ease. Of those that dwelt in Phylace, and flow'ry Pyrason The wood of Ceres, and the soil that sheep are fed upon...

Phylace

80 Pluto ...depopulate; he sunk the Theban tow'rs; Myneta, and Epistrophus, he sent to Pluto's bow'rs, Who came of king Evenus' race, great Helepiades; Yet now he idly...

Pluto

79 Phidippus ...and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's soils, Phidippus and bold Antiphus did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons of crownéd Thessalus...

Phidippus

77 Ephyr ...Whom fair Astyoche brought forth, by force of Hercules, Led out of Ephyr with his hand, from river Selleës, When many towns of princely youths he...

Ephyr

73 Thryon ...them buy it dear. Who dwelt in Pylos' sandy soil, and Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and...

Thryon

79 Ornia ...Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in Ornia's plain, And Sicyona, where at first did king Adrastus reign, High-seated...

Ornia

76 -6.5,42.5,0 Aræthyrea ...Mycene held, The wealthy Corinth, Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in Ornia's plain, And Sicyona, where at first did king...

Aræthyrea

80 Scole ...and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of Græa, and great Mycalesse, that hath...

Scole

78 1.154845,52.363295,0 Schæne ...Clonius, and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of Græa, and great Mycalesse, that...

Schæne

79 Thessaly ...a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or...

Thessaly

80 22.204407006419558,39.51468942179051,0 Glaucus ...free exchange in Glaucus, contrary to others that, for the supposed folly in Glaucus, turned his change into a proverb, χρύσεα χαλχείων, golden for brazen. [4]...

Glaucus

79 29.25,36.75,0 Paris ...lord safe home, 'Scap'd from the gripes and pow'rs of Greece. And now was Paris come From his high tow'rs; who made no stay, when once he had put on...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Pallas ...gone, to see his brothers' wives, His sisters, nor t' implore the ruth of Pallas on their lives; But she (advertis'd of the bane Troy suffer'd, and how vast...

Pallas

78 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ilion ...to fall in shameful flight, headlong, and on his face, Before our ports of Ilion, that instantly we may, Twelve unyok'd oxen-of-a-year, in this thy temple...

Ilion

79 Paris ...lay with many rich ones more, most curiously made By women of Sidonia; which Paris brought from thence, Sailing the broad sea, when he made that voyage of...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Scæa ...price, the other but of nine, By this, had Hector reach'd the ports of Scæa, and the tow'rs. About him flock'd the wives of Troy, the children...

Scæa

75 Ephyré ...many known: In midst of Argos, nurse of horse, there stands a walléd town, Ephyré, where the mansion-house of Sisyphus did stand, Of Sisyphus-Æölides, most...

Ephyré

81 Greece ...way, encouraging; and all, to fear afraid, All turn'd their heads, and made Greece turn. Slaughter stood still dismay'd On their parts, for they thought...

Greece

80 Ilion ...womb, Shall taste of what they merited, and have no other tomb Than razéd Ilion; nor their race have more fruit than the dust." This just cause turn'd his...

Ilion

80 Ilion ...his wife, And, taking in his arméd arms his son, He prophesies the fall of Ilion. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Zeta, Hector prophesies; Prays for his son; wills...

Ilion

81 Mars ...up and the reins, and shut her heaven'ly look In Hell's vast helm from Mars's eyes; and full career she took At him, who then had newly slain the mighty...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ..."My dearest mind," said she, "What then was fit is chang'd. 'Tis true, Mars hath just rule in war, But just war; otherwise he raves, not fights. He's...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Thebes ...But yet he was a soldier; a man of so much heat, That in his ambassy for Thebes, when I forbad his mind To be too vent'rous, and when feasts his heart might...

Thebes

79 Noemon ...pow'r on the multitude; then did he never miss; Alastor, Halius, Chromius, Noemon, Prytanis, Alcander, and a number more, he slew, and more had slain, If...

Noemon

79 Tlepolemus ...both wounded. From his neck Sarpedon's jav'lin drew The life blood of Tlepolemus; full in the midst it fell; And what he threaten'd, th' other gave, that...

Tlepolemus

74 Greek ...and gave to Telamon In honour'd nuptials (Telamon, from whom your strongest Greek Boasts to have issu'd) and this grace might well expect the like; Yet he...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Mars ...the dead Pylæmen, that the targeteers of Paphlagonia led, A man like Mars; and with him fell good Mydon that did guide His chariot, Atymnus' son. The...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...assault on me." This said, the lofty tow'r Of Pergamus he made his seat; and Mars did now excite The Trojan forces, in the form of him that led to fight The...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Unblest ...he won At Pæon's hand, with sov'reign balm; and this did Jove's great son, Unblest, great-high-deed-daring man, that car'd not doing ill, That with his bow...

Unblest

81 Ilion ...fact A fit advantage to remove the War-god out of act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in...

Ilion

81 Epsilon ...by Jove Rebuk'd for authoring breach of human love. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Epsilon, Heav'n's blood is shed By sacred rage of Diomed. Then Pallas breath'd in...

Epsilon

79 Abydus ...it held Upon Democoon, who was sprung of Priam's wanton force, Came from Abydus, and was made the master of his horse. Through both his temples strook the...

Abydus

79 26.41271,40.15552,0 Mars ...both the hosts, and Flight, and furious Strife The sister, and the mate, of Mars, that spoil of human life; And never is her rage at rest, at first she is but...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 fold ...where he should The Trojans (like a sort of ewes, penn'd in a rich man's fold, Close at his door, till all be milk'd, and never baaing hold Hearing the...

fold

81 Mars ...Lapithes deriv'd their high descent; Fierce Leontëus was the one, like Mars in detriment. [1] The other mighty Polypæt, the great Pirithous' son. These...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...An ill death sat him, and a sure, and that he never more Must look on lofty Ilion; but looks, and all, before, Put on th' all-cov'ring mist of fate, that then...

Ilion

82 Hellespont ...roots of trees, he tore Out of the rampire, toss'd them all into the Hellespont, Ev'n all the proud toil of the Greeks, with which they durst confront...

Hellespont

77 Grenicus ...Rhesus, Heptaporus, Rhodius, Scamander the ador'd, Caresus, Simois, Grenicus, Æsepus; of them all Apollo open'd the rough mouths, and made their lusty...

Grenicus

74 Olenia ...and making spoil of arms, till sweet Buprasius' soil, Alesius, and Olenia, were fam'd with our recoil; For there Minerva turn'd our pow'r, and there...

Olenia

71 Pylos ...city shines Upon a lofty prominent, and in th' extreme confines Of sandy Pylos, seated where Alpheus' flood doth run, And call'd Thryessa; this they sieg'd...

Pylos

79 Elis ...giv'n As sacrifice to destiny, Hypirochus' strong son, That dwelt in Elis, and fought first in our contention! We forag'd, as proclaiméd foes, a...

Elis

75 21.25,37.75,0 Ilion ...feet." The wind-foot swift Thaumantia obey'd, and us'd her wings To famous Ilion, from the mount enchas'd with silver springs, And found in his bright chariot...

Ilion

81 Bold Merion ...at his hand, And now his son their captain is, and Idomen's good friend, Bold Merion, to whose discharge we did that charge commend.” "Command'st thou then," his...

Bold Merion

79 Atrides ...In dazzling flashes pour'd from clouds, on any punish'd land; So from Atrides' troubled heart, through his dark sorrows, flew Redoubled sighs; his entrails...

Atrides

76 Ideus ...wife, Fair Cleopatra, female birth of bright Marpessa's pain, And of Ideus; who of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time, king of fortitude, and...

Ideus

75 Greece ...and through the hall's guard pass'd, Unseen of any man or maid. Through Greece then, rich and vast, I fled to Phthia, nurse of sheep, and came to Peleus'...

Greece

80 Greek ...obeying your high mind, would venture the event, Dishonouring our ablest Greek, a man th' Immortals grace. Again yet let's deliberate, to make him now...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Merion ...famous Thrasymed, adviceful Nestor's son; Ascalaphus; and Ialmen; and mighty Merion; Alphareus; and Deipyrus; and lovely Lycomed, Old Creon's joy. These sev'n...

Merion

81 Ilion ...fires disclos'd their beams, made by the Trojan part, Before the face of Ilion, and her bright turrets show'd. A thousand courts of guard kept fires, and...

Ilion

77 Jove ...cheerful morn shall other things display. It is my glory (putting trust in Jove, and other Gods) That I shall now expulse these dogs Fates sent to our...

Jove

79 Jupiter ...not for anger hold her peace, but made this bold reply: "Not-to-be-suff'red Jupiter, what need'st thou still enforce Thy matchless pow'r? We know it well; but we...

Jupiter

80 Thrace ...of Priam's princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form, was like celestial breed; And, as a crimson...

Thrace

79 Æpina ...it went. His shaft smit fair Gorgythion, of Priam's princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form...

Æpina

80 Greece ...and such wealthy gifts? Let them the victors be. If we, that are the aids of Greece, would beat home these of Troy, And hinder broad-ey'd Jove's proud will, it...

Greece

81 Greece ...And, of long-rest-conferring death, put in two bitter fates For Troy and Greece; he held the midst; the day of final dates Fell on the Greeks; the Greeks'...

Greece

79 Scamander ...and my other lords, a sort of Greeks are dead, Whose black blood, near Scamander's stream, inhuman Mars hath shed; Their souls to hell descended are. It fits...

Scamander

75 26.25,39.75,0 Greece ...to him; and that the Gods, protectors of these tow'rs That fight against Greece, and were here before our eminent pow'rs, Bear no importance. And besides...

Greece

77 Neptune ...seats of admirable frame, Perform'd for Jove by Vulcan, sat. Ev'n angry Neptune came, Nor heard the Goddess with unwilling ear, but with the rest Made free...

Neptune

76 Cyprides ...Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus, Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a...

Cyprides

81 sea Ægeum ...steeds. THE END OF THE NINETEENTH BOOK. [1] Scyros was an isle in the sea Ægeum, where Achilles himself was brought up, as well as his son. THE TWENTIETH BOOK...

sea Ægeum

79 Jupiter ...and worthy of the rule thou swor'st to him.' This came Close to the heart of Jupiter; and Ate, that had wrought This anger by Saturnia, by her bright hair he...

Jupiter

81 Ocean ...he circled in the shield, with pouring round about, In all his rage, the Ocean, that it might never out. This shield thus done, he forg'd for him, such...

Ocean

77 Mars ...walls, And stole out to their enemy's town. The Queen of martials, And Mars himself, conducted them; both which, being forg'd of gold, Must needs have...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Dardania ...Meantime I wish a good renown that these deep breasted dames Of Ilion and Dardania may, for the extinguish'd flames Of their friends' lives, with both their...

Dardania

80 22.5,42.5,0 Ilion ...will lie. Meantime I wish a good renown that these deep breasted dames Of Ilion and Dardania may, for the extinguish'd flames Of their friends' lives, with...

Ilion

80 Myrmidons ...ascended, two and two, and trod the honour'd shore, Till where the fleet of Myrmidons, drawn up in heaps, it bore. There stay'd they at Achilles' ship; and there...

Myrmidons

80 Limnoria ...and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene, Actæa, and Limnoria, and Halia the fair Fam'd for the beauty of her eyes, Amathia for her hair...

Limnoria

79 Thalia ...Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene, Actæa, and Limnoria, and Halia the fair...

Thalia

80 Nessea ...gulfs soever comprehend. There Glauce, and Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene...

Nessea

81 Ovid ...here. THE END OF THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK. [1] This Euphorbus was he that, in Ovid, Pythagoras saith he was in the wars of Troy. [2] Note the manly and...

Ovid

79 -84.37164,43.00586,0 Deucalides ...And brake at top. The Ilians for his escape did shout. When Hector at Deucalides another lance sent out, As in his chariot he stood; it miss'd him narrowly...

Deucalides

76 Abydus ...Whom Hector us'd, of all his guests, with greatest friendliness, And in Abydus stood his house; in whose form thus he spake: "Hector! What man of all the...

Abydus

78 26.41271,40.15552,0 Mars ...Grecians to their fleet, A cruel tumult they stirr'd up, and such as should Mars see't (That horrid hurrier of men) or She that betters him, Minerva, never...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Arisbas ...of a piece Against the Greeks flew. Venus' son Leocritus did end, Son of Arisbas, and had place of Lycomedes' friend; Whose fall he friendly pitied, and, in...

Arisbas

79 Greece ...their self-conceits, sustain'd their forces with more love Than theirs of Greece; and yet all that lack'd pow'r to hearten them. Æneas knew the God, and...

Greece

78 Periphas ...the proper force of Greece, had Phœbus fail'd to move Æneas in similitude of Periphas (the son Of grave Epytes) king at arms, and had good service done To old...

Periphas

81 Grecian ...or thou canst give such law To thy detractive speeches then, or if the Grecian host Holds any that in pride of strength holds up his spirit most, Whom...

Grecian

75 Forespeaking ...life, And hurt'st our parents with his grief; all which thou gloriest in, Forespeaking so thy death, that now their grief's end shall begin. To Panthus, and the...

Forespeaking

80 Epistora ...the honourable breath! Of which Adrestus first he slew, and next Autonous, Epistora, and Perimus, Pylartes, Elasus, Swift Menalippus, Molius; all these were...

Epistora

81 Greek ...Then Jove thus charg'd the Sun: "Haste, honour'd Phœbus, let no more Greek violence be done To my Sarpedon; but his corse of all the sable blood And...

Greek

73 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Acamas ...eyes possess'd. Idomenæus his stern dart at Erymas address'd, As, like to Acamas, he fled; it cut the sundry bones Beneath his brain, betwixt his neck, and...

Acamas

80 Neptune ...To make the Greek fleet now their prise, and all the Greeks destroy. But Neptune, circler of the earth, with fresh heart did employ The Grecian hands. In...

Neptune

81 Greek ...sounding, and resounding, shouts; for hope cheer'd ev'ry hand, To make the Greek fleet now their prise, and all the Greeks destroy. But Neptune, circler...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...Grecians fled, their fleet now and their freight Ask'd all their rescue. Greece went down; Tumult was at his height. THE END OF THE TWELFTH BOOK. [1] Such...

Greece

81 Alcmaon ...which following through the prease He drew from him. Down from the tow'r Alcmaon dead it strook; His fair arms ringing out his death. Then fierce Sarpedon...

Alcmaon

81 Ilion ...That when in Aulis, all our fleet, assembled with a freight Of ills to Ilion and her friends, beneath the fair grown height A platane bore, about a fount...

Ilion

77 Greece ...with so little pow'r? My chariot-horse are tir'd With posting to and fro for Greece, and bringing banes desir'd To people must'ring Priamus, and his perfidious...

Greece

81 Paris ..."Two Goddesses there are that still give Menelaus aid, And one that Paris loves. The two that sit from us so far (Which Argive Juno is, and She that...

Paris

74 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Greece ...or we consume your mighty sea-borne fleet. Since then the gen'ral peers of Greece in reach of one voice meet, Amongst you all, whose breast includes the most...

Greece

79 Greek ..."We will direct the spirit, that burns in Hector's breast, To challenge any Greek to wounds, with single pow'rs impress'd; Which Greeks, admiring, will accept...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Smyrna ...That bore great Homer, whom Fame freed from tomb; ‭ Argos, Chios, Pylos, Smyrna, Colophone, ‭ The learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭ Art thou...

Smyrna

75 Poesy ...these doors ‭without the truly genuine and peculiar induction. There being in ‭Poesy a twofold rapture,—or alienation of soul, as the abovesaid ‭teacher terms...

Poesy

81 English ...service to your virtues, to entitle their merits to the patronage of Homer’s English life, whose wished natural life the great Macedon would have protected as the...

English

79 -86.46415,38.3345,0 ETC. ...HONOURED, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARL OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAIN, ETC. I have adventured, right noble Earl, out of my utmost and ever-vowed service...

ETC.

79 English ...TO HOMER'S ILIADS Thus far the Ilian ruins I have laid Open to English eyes. In which, repaid With thine own value, go, unvalued book, Live, and...

English

70 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Greek ...did give My hopes to live in; all alive when near our trembling shore The Greek ships harbour'd, and one womb nineteen of those sons bore. Now Mars a...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Miss ...would miss Advancement to the Gods with gifts, and therefore do not they Miss his remembrance after death. Now let an old man pray Thy graces to receive...

Miss

79 Pammon ...And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus, and Antiphonus, and last, not...

Pammon

77 Paris ...seeing him so urge. And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus, and...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Thrace ...whose value he did hold Beyond all price, presented by th' ambassadors of Thrace. The old king nothing held too dear, to rescue from disgrace His gracious...

Thrace

78 Greek ...would to heav'n I might devour, my teeth My son's revengers made! Curs'd Greek, he gave him not his death Doing an ill work; he alone fought for his...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...two men shall not be compar'd; and yet, of all that trod The well-pav'd Ilion, none so dear to all the Deities As Hector was; at least to me, for off'rings...

Ilion

76 Ilion ...stood hatefully appaid Long since, and held it, as at first, to Priam, Ilion, And all his subjects, for the rape of his licentious son, Proud Paris...

Ilion

75 Greece ...no game but this; for reach he ne'er so far With large fields of his own in Greece (and so needs for his car, His plough, or other tools of thrift, much iron)...

Greece

80 Æacides ...for his bones; which found, they conscionably prov'd His will made to Æacides, and what his love did add. A golden vessel, double fat, contain'd them. All...

Æacides

78 Phthia ...golden hair, Long kept for Sperchius the flood, in hope of safe repair To Phthia by that river's pow'r; but now left hopeless thus, Enrag'd, and looking on...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Cilician Thebes ..."O Hector, O me, curséd dame, both born beneath one fate, Thou here, I in Cilician Thebes, where Placus doth elate His shady forehead, in the court where king Eetion...

Cilician Thebes

80 Greece ...have brought This man thus down, I'll freely say, he brought more bane to Greece Than all his aiders. Try we then, thus arm'd at ev'ry piece, And girding...

Greece

78 Paris ...Will give me of thee for this rage, when in the Scæan gates Phœbus and Paris meet with thee." Thus death's hand clos'd his eyes, His soul flying his...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Minerva ...shield; but our strong walls shield him, and this deceit Flows from Minerva. Now, O now, ill death comes, no more flight, No more recovery. O Jove, this...

Minerva

76 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Mighty Achilles ...worst Of what could chance them; yet he stay'd. And now drew deadly near Mighty Achilles; yet he still kept deadly station there. Look how a dragon, when she sees a...

Mighty Achilles

79 Altes ...and gold would purchase safe events To their sad durance; 'tis within; old Altes, young in fame, Gave plenty for his daughter's dow'r; but if they fed the...

Altes

79 9.54925,48.41939,0 Ilion ...but puts my chase before Their utter conquest? They are all now hous'd in Ilion, While thou hunt'st me. What wishest thou? My blood will never run On thy...

Ilion

78 Mars ...with her hard hand her soft breast, a blow that overthrew Both her and Mars; and there both lay together in broad field. When thus she triumph'd: "So lie...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...furies then, who for these aids of thine, (Ever afforded perjur'd Troy, Greece ever left) takes spleen, And vows thee mischief." Thus she turn'd her blue...

Greece

76 Minerva ...odds, They laid it freely. Of them all, thump-buckler Mars began, And at Minerva with a lance of brass he headlong ran, These vile words ushering his blows...

Minerva

79 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Mars ...he pleas'd with their odds, They laid it freely. Of them all, thump-buckler Mars began, And at Minerva with a lance of brass he headlong ran, These vile...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Æacus ...to Æacides: "Past all, pow'r feeds thy will, Thou great grandchild of Æacus, and, past all, th' art in ill, And Gods themselves confederates, and Jove...

Æacus

74 Peleüs ...Jove himself. King Peleüs was son to Æacus, Infernal Æacus to Jove, and I to Peleüs. Thunder-voic'd Jove far passeth floods, that only murmurs raise With earth...

Peleüs

81 Thrace ...hurl'd amongst the Ilians; the body stretch'd on earth. Rhigmus of fruitful Thrace next fell. He was the famous birth Of Pireüs; his belly's midst the lance...

Thrace

80 Hermus ...Gygæus' lake, there thy inheritance lay, Near fishy Hyllus and the gulfs of Hermus; but this day Removes it to the fields of Troy." Thus left he night to seize...

Hermus

80 28.1112899,38.5178164,0 Neptune ...and then took up and held Aloft the light Anchises' son, who pass'd, with Neptune's force, Whole orders of heroës' heads, and many a troop of horse Leap'd...

Neptune

78 Dardania ...my race. First, cloud-commanding Jove Was sire to Dardanus, that built Dardania; for the walls Of sacred Ilion spread not yet these fields; those fair-built...

Dardania

75 22.5,42.5,0 Neptune ...the whale, that drave him from the shore To th' ample field. There Neptune sat, and all the Gods that bore The Greeks good meaning, casting all thick...

Neptune

75 Ithaca ...father, weeping, said: ‭ “Stranger! The earth to which you are convey’d ‭ Is Ithaca; by such rude men possess’d, ‭ Unjust and insolent, as first address’d ‭ To...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...The style of Blessed to thy virtue yields. ‭ About thy fall the best of Greece and Troy ‭ Were sacrific’d to slaughter. Thy just joy ‭ Conceiv’d in battle...

Greece

74 Ilion ...thy issue’s shame.” ‭ “O Thetis’ son,” said he, “the vital flame ‭ Extinct at Ilion, far from th’ Argive fields, ‭ The style of Blessed to thy virtue yields. ‭...

Ilion

80 the states ...to the close of Phœbus’ orient gates, ‭ The nation then of dreams, and then the states ‭ Of those souls’ idols that the weary dead ‭ Gave up in earth, which in a...

the states

78 Neptune ...is nigh, ‭ Which long their hearts have wish’d, their ship quite lost ‭ By Neptune’s rigour, and they vex’d and tost ‭ ’Twixt winds and black waves, swimming for...

Neptune

77 polish ...last afford ‭ The varied ornament, which show’d no want ‭ Of silver, gold, and polish’d elephant. ‭ An ox-hide dyed in purple then I threw ‭ Above the cords. And...

polish

81 Greece ...as vile an end. ‭ But, for Ulysses, never will extend ‭ His wish’d return to Greece, nor he yet lives.” ‭ “How strange a Queen are you,” said she, “that gives ‭ No...

Greece

79 Phœbus ...left of all, ‭ Thy life shall leave thee, if the festival, ‭ We now observe to Phœbus, may our zeals ‭ Grace with his aid, and all the Deities else.” ‭ This threat...

Phœbus

81 Laertes ...thrust ‭ Three hundred sheep together; for whose just ‭ And instant rendry old Laertes sent ‭ Ulysses his ambassador, that went ‭ A long way in the ambassy, yet...

Laertes

81 32.16573,36.51062,0 Ithaca ...Agelaus! For I swear ‭ By all my father’s sorrows, who doth err ‭ Far off from Ithaca, or rests in death, ‭ I am so far from spending but my breath ‭ To make my...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greek ...spread ‭ Fame with the people, putting still in use, ‭ Or follow any best Greek I can chuse ‭ To his fit house, with treasure infinite, ‭ Won to his nuptials...

Greek

76 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Parnassus ...youth he shall initiate ‭ His practis’d feet in travel made abroad, ‭ And to Parnassus, where mine own abode ‭ And chief means lie, address his way, where I ‭ Will...

Parnassus

79 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Thesprotia ...for it ‭ Hath far exceeded. All this Phædon told, ‭ That doth the sceptre of Thesprotia hold, ‭ Who swore to me, in household sacrifice, ‭ The ship was launch’d, and...

Thesprotia

79 20.25,39.75,0 hind ...for flight. ‭ Which had such life in gold, that to the sight ‭ It seem’d the hind itself for ev’ry hue, ‭ The hound and all so answering the view, ‭ That all...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 hind ...A facing where a hundred colours shin’d. ‭ About the skirts a hound a freckled hind ‭ In full course hunted; on the fore skirts, yet, ‭ He pinch’d and pull’d her...

hind

81 12.44657,57.70338,0 Ilion ...on Ulysses shin’d ‭ In stay at Crete, attending then the wind ‭ For threaten’d Ilion. All which time my house ‭ With love and entertainments curious ‭ Embrac’d his...

Ilion

81 Crete ...brother Idomen. ‭ The tenth or ’leventh light on Ulysses shin’d ‭ In stay at Crete, attending then the wind ‭ For threaten’d Ilion. All which time my house ‭ With...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Amnisus ...he the navy lost, ‭ Then under sail for Troy, and wind-bound lay ‭ Long in Amnisus; hardly got away ‭ From horrid storms, that made him anchor there, ‭ In havens...

Amnisus

77 Ilion ...well-known ‭ To be the leavings of Laertes’ son ‭ Consorting the design for Ilion; ‭ Your eyes may see how much they are infected, ‭ As all fires’ vapours ever...

Ilion

78 Euryclea ...With any armour. His birth’s seat, ‭ Ulysses tells his Queen, is Crete, ‭ Euryclea the truth yet found, ‭ Discover’d by a scar-heal’d wound, ‭ Which in Parnassus’...

Euryclea

76 Earth ...Colchos vent’rous sail dispose ‭ For that rich purchase, had before but seen ‭ Earth’s richer prize in th’ Ithacensian Queen, ‭ They had not made that voyage, but...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Dulichius ...Fame ‭ Hath told me was so, one of honour’d name, ‭ And great revenues in Dulichius, ‭ His fair name Nisus. He is blazon’d thus; ‭ And you to be his son, his...

Dulichius

76 Epirus ...vow’d ‭ To see with all their utmost haste bestow’d ‭ Aboard a ship, and for Epirus sent ‭ To King Echetus, on whose throne was spent ‭ The worst man’s seat that...

Epirus

79 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Cyprus ...banquet? Stand off, nor profane ‭ My board so boldly, lest I show thee here ‭ Cyprus and Egypt made more sour than there. ‭ You are a saucy set-fac’d vagabond. ‭...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Cyprus ...toils led by constraint ‭ Fast’ning upon them. Me along they sent ‭ To Cyprus with a stranger-prince they met, ‭ Dmetor Iasides, who th’ imperial seat ‭ Of...

Cyprus

73 32.5,37.5,0 Ithacensian ...of injury! ‭ Plotter of mischief! Though reports that fly ‭ Amongst our Ithacensian people say ‭ That thou, of all that glory in their sway, ‭ Art best in words...

Ithacensian

74 Mars ...and ours in fights assur’d and strong. ‭ And then ’twixt us and them shall Mars prefer ‭ His strength, to stand our great distinguisher, ‭ When in mine own...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ithaca ...the seas ‭ Twice-twelve young gallants. From Zacynthus came ‭ Twice-ten. Of Ithaca, the best of name, ‭ Twice-six. Of all which all the state they take ‭ A sacred...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Melampus ...having newly slain ‭ A man at Argos, yet his race’s vein ‭ Flow’d from Melampus, who in former date ‭ In Pylos liv’d, and had a huge estate, ‭ But fled his...

Melampus

73 Orsilochus ...way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them guest-rites; and sleep’s natural need ‭ They...

Orsilochus

78 Diocles ...In each man’s way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them guest-rites; and sleep’s...

Diocles

74 Pylos ...The chaste Penelopé, that safe and well ‭ Thou liv’st in his charge, and that Pylos’ sands ‭ The place contain’d from whence thy person lands.” ‭ Thus she to large...

Pylos

80 Greece ...past, ‭ I have been often with thy presence grac’d, ‭ All time the sons of Greece wag’d war at Troy; ‭ But when Fate’s full hour let our swords enjoy ‭ Our vows...

Greece

77 Ithaca ...access by fame ‭ From this extreme part of Achaia ‭ As far as Ilion, and ’tis Ithaca.” ‭ This joy’d him much, that so unknown a land ‭ Turn’d to his country. Yet so...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...In his secure breast, and his careless head ‭ Return’d in peace of sleep to Ithaca, ‭ The brass and gold of rich Phæacia ‭ Rocking his temples, garments richly...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...on his way. ‭ ‭ ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Νυ̑. ‭ Phæacia ‭ Ulysses leaves; ‭ Whom Ithaca, ‭ Unwares, receives. ‭ He said; and silence all their tongues contain’d, ‭ In...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 the States ...the lives ‭ Of sence, most eminent; about their fall ‭ Stood round, and to the States Celestial ‭ Made solemn vows; but other rites their ship ‭ Could not afford...

the States

77 Aurora ...late, ‭ And not consorted with a savéd mate.’ ‭ This said, the golden-thron’d Aurora rose, ‭ She her way went, and I did mine dispose ‭ Up to my ship, weigh’d...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Thebes ...addicted. ‭[5] Amphiaraus was her husband, whom she betrayed to his ruin at ‭Thebes, for gold taken of Adrastus her brother. ‭[6] Venustè et salsè dictum. ‭[7]...

Thebes

80 Laertes ...will do ever more. ‭ Soon as he saw, he knew me, and gave speech: ‭ ‘Son of Laertes, high in wisdom’s reach, ‭ And yet unhappy wretch, for in this heart, ‭ Of all...

Laertes

78 32.16573,36.51062,0 Pytho ...off’ring to enforce ‭ His love Latona, in the close recourse ‭ She us’d to Pytho through the dancing land, ‭ Smooth Panopëus, I saw likewise stand, ‭ Up to the...

Pytho

77 Greece ...high a head so soon ‭ The base earth cover’d, Ajax, that of all ‭ The host of Greece had person capital, ‭ And acts as eminent, excepting his ‭ Whose arms those...

Greece

80 Ilion ...about the days. ‭ Must I no more shine his revenger now, ‭ Such as of old the Ilion overthrow ‭ Witness’d my anger, th’ universal host ‭ Sending before me to this...

Ilion

80 Ithaca ...wise Tiresias, for advice ‭ Of virtue to direct my voyage home ‭ To rugged Ithaca; since I could come ‭ To note in no place, where Achaia stood, ‭ And so liv’d...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...answer’d him: ‘I was induc’d t’ invade ‭ These under-parts, most excellent of Greece, ‭ To visit wise Tiresias, for advice ‭ Of virtue to direct my voyage home ‭ To...

Greece

80 Sparta ...says Fame? Doth my son yet survive, ‭ In Orchomen, or Pylos? Or doth live ‭ In Sparta with his uncle? Yet I see ‭ Divine Orestes is not here with me.’ ‭ I answer’d...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Crete ...Ariadne, to the off’ring came. ‭ Whom whilome Theseus made his prise from Crete, ‭ That Athens’ sacred soil might kiss her feet, ‭ But never could obtain her...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Megara ...the great increase. ‭ I saw, besides, proud Creon’s daughter there, ‭ Bright Megara, that nuptial yoke did wear ‭ With Jove’s great son, who never field did try ‭...

Megara

79 Pluto ...whose doom ‭ Enjoin’d us first to greet the dreadful house ‭ Of austere Pluto and his glorious spouse, ‭ To take the counsel of Tiresias, ‭ The rev’rend...

Pluto

74 Pluto ...that their fruits soon lose. ‭ Cast anchor in the gulfs, and go alone ‭ To Pluto’s dark house, where, to Acheron ‭ Cocytus runs, and Pyriphlegethon, ‭ Cocytus...

Pluto

77 Islands ...with the shake-leaf hill, [1] ‭ Tree-fam’d Neritus; whose near confines fill ‭ Islands a number, well-inhabited, ‭ That under my observance taste their bread; ‭...

Islands

81 113.96238258877432,22.249347079037797,0 Greece ...you are there. ‭ And therefore what afflicts you? Why, to hear ‭ The fate of Greece and Ilion, mourn you so? ‭ The Gods have done it; as to all they do ‭ Destine...

Greece

79 Ilion ...he sung in other place, ‭ That of that ambush some man else did race ‭ The Ilion tow’rs than Laertiades; ‭ But here he sung, that he alone did seize, [10] ‭...

Ilion

77 Greece ...of Troy affects. ‭ For I have heard you, since my coming, sing ‭ The fate of Greece to an admiréd string. ‭ How much our suff’rance was, how much we wrought, ‭ How...

Greece

79 Lemnos ...Sire. ‭ Mars enter’d, wrung her hand, and the retire ‭ Her husband made to Lemnos told, and said; ‭ “Now, love, is Vulcan gone, let us to bed, ‭ He’s for the...

Lemnos

77 25.25,39.916667,0 Peribœa ...her spouse; their pedigree [3] ‭ I can report. The great Earth-shaker, he ‭ Of Peribœa (that her sex out-shone, ‭ And youngest daughter was t’ Eurymedon, ‭ Who of th’...

Peribœa

81 English ...Latin idioms can adorn ‭ A verse with rare attractions, yet become ‭ His English Muse like an Arachnean loom, ‭ Wrought spite of Pallas, and therein bewrays ‭...

English

75 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Sabactes ...’gainst your Furnace all ‭ Hell’s harmfull’st spirits; Maragus I’ll call, ‭ Sabactes, Asbett, and Omadamus, ‭ Who ills against your art innumerous ‭ Excogitates...

Sabactes

78 ON ...distain, ‭ Whose pow’rs are passing coy, whose wills would fain. ‭ WRITTEN ON THE COUNCIL CHAMBER ‭ Of men, sons are the crowns of cities’ tow’rs; ‭ Of...

ON

77 OR ...men and beasts make fly thee and thy stall. ‭ AGAINST THE SAMIAN MINISTRESS, OR NUN ‭ ‭ Hear me, O Goddess, that invoke thine ear, ‭ Thou that dost feed and...

OR

80 34.916666666,32.5,0 THE CITY ERYTHRÆA Worshipful Earth ...t’ hospitious Jove’s whole state, ‭ And th’ hospitable table violate. ‭ TO THE CITY ERYTHRÆA ‭ Worshipful Earth, Giver of all things good! ‭ Giver of even felicity; whose flood ‭ The mind...

THE CITY ERYTHRÆA Worshipful Earth

77 Neptune ...students to begin ‭with that study. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Hear, pow’rful Neptune, that shak’st earth in ire, ‭ King of the great green, where dance all the...

Neptune

69 Cuma ...to Cuma, with intent ‭ T’ eternize all the sacred continent ‭ And state of Cuma. They, in proud ascent ‭ From off their bench, refus’d with usage fierce ‭ The...

Cuma

77 Earth ...song. ‭ TO EARTH, THE MOTHER OF ALL ‭ Mother of all things, the well-founded Earth, ‭ My Muse shall memorize; who all the birth ‭ Gives food that all her upper...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 rus ...beams let fly ‭ Through all their thickest tapistries. And then ‭ (When Hesp’rus calls to fold the flocks of men) ‭ From the green clossets of his loftiest...

rus

79 -3.46254,38.04759,0 Earth ...him; and who, in date ‭ Of days forepast, through all the sea was sent, ‭ And Earth’s inenarrable continent, ‭ To acts that king Eurystheus had decreed; ‭ Did many...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Thebes ...earthy food, ‭ My Muse shall memorise; the son of Jove, ‭ Whom, in fair-seated Thebes (commix’d in love ‭ With great heaven’s sable-cloud-assembling State) ‭ Alcmena...

Thebes

81 OR ...Muse for ever honour thee, ‭ And, for thy sake, thy fair posterity. ‭ BACCHUS, OR THE PIRATES ‭ Of Dionysus, noble Semele’s Son, ‭ I now intend to render...

OR

81 34.916666666,32.5,0 Cyprus ...Queen I sing, ‭ Venus, that owes ill fate the fortressing ‭ Of all maritimal Cyprus; where the force ‭ Of gentle-breathing Zephyr steer’d her course ‭ Along the...

Cyprus

79 32.5,37.5,0 Earth ...bark about them grown corrupt and dry, ‭ And all their boughs fall’n yield to Earth her right; ‭ And then the Nymphs’ lives leave the lovely night, ‭ “And these...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Mnemosyne ...birth ‭ To full extent of all their empery. ‭ And, first, the honour to Mnemosyne, ‭ The Muses’ mother, of all Goddess states ‭ He gave; even forced to’t by the...

Mnemosyne

74 Pylos ...his mind. ‭ Now, then, Jove’s jarring Sons no longer stood, ‭ But sandy Pylos and th’ Alphæan flood ‭ Reach’d instantly, and made as quick a fall ‭ On those...

Pylos

74 Ocean ...Maia of majestic fashion. ‭ And now the air-begot Aurora rose ‭ From out the Ocean great-in-ebbs-and-flows, ‭ When, at the never-shorn pure-and-fair grove ‭...

Ocean

79 Pythos ...as he a search, ‭ And overtake him with a greater lurch; ‭ For I can post to Pythos, and break through ‭ His huge house there, where harbours wealth enough, ‭ Most...

Pythos

79 Pieria ...and in the ocean burn’d ‭ His coach and coursers; when th’ ingenious spy ‭ Pieria’s shady hill had in his eye, ‭ Where the immortal oxen of the Gods ‭ In air’s...

Pieria

77 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 East ...seas to her journey’s end. ‭ From thence they sail’d, quite opposite, to the East, ‭ And to the region where Light leaves his rest, ‭ The Light himself being...

East

79 -15.396150046196489,64.8948606919208,0 Peloponnesus ...Samos, and, with timber graced, ‭ Shady Zacynthus. But when now they past ‭ Peloponnesus all, and then when show’d ‭ The infinite vale of Crissa, that doth shroud ‭ All...

Peloponnesus

78 Delphusa ...to whom he flew, ‭ Enflamed with anger, and in th’ instant drew ‭ Close to Delphusa, using this short vow: ‭ “Delphusa! You must look no longer now ‭ To vent your...

Delphusa

77 Chimæra ...the misery ‭ Of merited death, nor She, whose name implies ‭ Such scathe (Chimæra), but black earth make prise ‭ To putrefaction thy immanities, ‭ And bright...

Chimæra

76 Ill ...confusion. Which received to hand ‭ By Juno, instantly she gave command ‭ (Ill to ill adding) that the Dragoness ‭ Should bring it up; who took, and did...

Ill

77 Notus ...so Ulysses’ fleet ‭ The winds hurl’d up and down; now Boreas ‭ Toss’d it to Notus, Notus gave it pass ‭ To Eurus, Eurus Zephyr made pursue ‭ The horrid tennis...

Notus

78 Phæacia ...fate his misery. ‭ The great mark, on which all his hopes rely, ‭ Lies in Phæacia. But I hope he shall ‭ Feel woe at height, ere that dead calm befall.” ‭ This...

Phæacia

76 Neptune ...Commanding her to clear the ways ‭ Ulysses sought; and she obeys. ‭ When Neptune saw Ulysses free, ‭ And so in safety plough the sea, ‭ Enrag’d, he ruffles up...

Neptune

75 Pylos ...Mentor here; ‭ Yet th’ other ev’ning he took shipping there, ‭ And went for Pylos.” Thus went he for home, ‭ And left the rest with envy overcome; ‭ Who sat, and...

Pylos

78 Neleïan Pylos ...could fetch them there.” ‭ This speech the rest admir’d, nor dream’d that he ‭ Neleïan Pylos ever thought to see, ‭ But was at field about his flocks’ survey, ‭ Or thought...

Neleïan Pylos

81 Ilion ...What, brave man, ‭ He both did act, and suffer, when he wan ‭ The town of Ilion, in the brave-built horse, ‭ When all we chief states of the Grecian force ‭...

Ilion

76 Greek ...beggar-like, he did of all men crave, ‭ And such a wretch was, as the whole Greek fleet ‭ Brought not besides. And thus through ev’ry street ‭ He crept...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...retain ‭ Thought that he now is like Telemachus, then ‭ Left by his sire, when Greece did undertake ‭ Troy’s bold war for my impudency’s sake.” ‭ He answer’d: “Now...

Greece

81 Erembi of Arabia ...Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of Arabia, ‭ And Lybia, where with horns ewes yean their lambs, ‭ Which ev’ry full year...

Erembi of Arabia

75 polish ...shone, ‭ But up he rose, took air, and sat upon ‭ A seat of white and goodly polish’d stone, ‭ That such a gloss as richest ointments wore, ‭ Before his high...

polish

79 Egypt ...Save only five, that blue fore-castles bore, ‭ Which wind and water cast on Egypt’s shore. ‭ When he (there victling well, and store of gold ‭ Aboard his ships...

Egypt

78 Pylos ...force, ‭ Since God fore-sent it first. And thus I came, ‭ Dear son, to Pylos, uninform’d by fame, ‭ Nor know one sav’d by Fate, or overcome. ‭ Whom I have...

Pylos

73 Minerva ...neither just nor wise, ‭ And therefore many felt so sharp a fate, ‭ Sent from Minerva’s most pernicious hate; ‭ Whose mighty Father can do fearful things. ‭ By whose...

Minerva

80 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Greece ...Remembrance of the miseries that grew ‭ Upon our still-in-strength-opposing Greece ‭ Amongst Troy’s people, I must touch a piece ‭ Of all our woes there, either...

Greece

78 Ilion ...was done before ‭ The Trojan turrets, and the state ‭ Of all the Greeks since Ilion’s fate. ‭ This book these three of greatest place ‭ Doth serve with many a...

Ilion

80 Sparta ...off, when my mother shall ‭ Ascend her high room, and for sleep prepare. ‭ Sparta and Pylos I must see, in care ‭ To find my father.” Out Euryclea cried, ‭ And...

Sparta

77 22.42454,37.08149,0 Pylos ...try if I can bring ye home ‭ An ill Fate to consort you; if it come ‭ From Pylos, or amongst the people here. ‭ But thither I resolve, and know that there ‭ I...

Pylos

77 Ilion ...well. ‭ For to Ulysses all things have event, ‭ As I foretold him, when for Ilion went ‭ The whole Greek fleet together, and with them ‭ Th’...

Ilion

78 Neptune ...divine increase ‭ Of Phorcys’ seed, a great God of the seas. ‭ She mix’d with Neptune in his hollow caves, ‭ And bore this Cyclop to that God of waves. ‭ For whose...

Neptune

80 Leucadia ...that did reign ‭ King of the Taphians, in the main ‭ Whose rough waves near Leucadia run. ‭ Advising wise Ulysses’ son ‭ To seek his father, and address ‭ His...

Leucadia

78 Cephissus ...Who, slighting Jove, took up their dwellings then ‭ Within a large cave, near Cephissus’ lake. ‭ Hence, swiftly moving, thou all speed didst make ‭ Up to the tops...

Cephissus

80 Europe ...even all the men that move ‭ In rich Peloponnesus, and all those ‭ Of Europe, and the isles the seas enclose, ‭ Whom future search of acts and beings...

Europe

72 27.5,42.5,0 Iliads ...not only Prime of Poets, but Philosophers, had written ‭his two great poems of Iliads and Odysses; which (for their first ‭lights born before all learning) were...

Iliads

81 Neptune ...As in Earth’s flaming walls, Heaven's sevenfold Car, ‭ From all the wilds of Neptune’s wat’ry sphere, ‭ For ever guards the Erymanthian bear. ‭ Since then your...

Neptune

79 SOMERSET ...DEDICATORY ‭ TO MY EVER MOST-WORTHY-TO-BE-MOST HONOURED ‭ LORD, THE EARL OF SOMERSET, ETC. ‭ Not forc’d by fortune, but since your free mind ‭ (Made by affliction)...

SOMERSET

78 -84.60411,37.09202,0 GREECE ...With his poor pow'rs Ages and Hosts of Foes. ‭ TO THE RUINS OF TROY AND GREECE ‭ Troy rac'd, Greece wrack'd, who mourns? Ye both may boast, ‭ Else th' Iliads...

GREECE

74 Greece ...adventurous bark; the Colchian fleece ‭ Not half so precious as this Soul of Greece, ‭ In whose Songs I have made our shores rejoice, ‭ And Greek itself vail to...

Greece

79 Earth ...issue swell’d ‭ About Apollo’s fane, and that put on ‭ A grace like thee; for Earth had never none ‭ Of all her sylvan issue so adorn’d. ‭ Into amaze my very soul...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Neptune ...and clear means, move a knowing man.” ‭ While this discourse employ’d him, Neptune rais’d ‭ A huge, a high, and horrid sea, that seiz’d ‭ Him and his ship, and...

Neptune

77 Egypt ...heav’n shin’d ‭ In sacred radiance of the fifth fair day, ‭ To sweetly-water’d Egypt reach’d our way, ‭ And there we anchor’d; where I charg’d my men ‭ To stay...

Egypt

81 Troy ...forms are in their souls impress’d. ‭ Before the sons of Greece set foot in Troy, ‭ Nine times, in chief, I did command enjoy ‭ Of men and ships against our...

Troy

78 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Ill ...my fortunes, when I chus’d ‭ Choice men for ambush, prest to have produc’d ‭ Ill to mine enemies; my too vent’rous spirit ‭ Set never death before mine eyes...

Ill

79 Mars ...past all mean ‭ Hath brought my age on; but, in seasons past, ‭ Both Mars and Pallas have with boldness grac’d, ‭ And fortitude, my fortunes, when I...

Mars

71 4.227204,51.993206,0 Crete ...Gods dispose, ‭ My sad age labours. First, I’ll tell you then, ‭ From ample Crete I fetch my native strain; ‭ My father wealthy, whose house many a life ‭...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Neptune ...bene honestos faciens æs. ‭[4] The Phæacians were descended originally from Neptune. ‭[5] Αμϕικαλύπτω, superinjicio aliquid tanquam tegmen seu ‭operimentum. ‭[6]...

Neptune

79 French ...from their sight, whisper behind me vilifyings of my translation, out of the French affirming them, when both in French, and all other languages but his own, our...

French

79 -86.43333,16.35,0 Poesy ...to the end, quiet to motion, and eternity to time; so much prefer I divine Poesy to all worldly wisdom. To the only shadow of whose worth, yet, I entitle not...

Poesy

77 English ...rid the rubs, and strow'd these flow'rs In our thrice-sacred Homer's English way, What rests to make him yet more worthy yours? To cite more praise of...

English

75 -86.46415,38.3345,0 English ...great clerks can write no English verse, [2] Because, alas, great clerks! English affords, Say they, no height nor copy; a rude tongue, Since 'tis their...

English

80 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Rome ...have to censure. First then Silius hear, Who thrice was consul in renowned Rome, Whose verse, saith Martial, nothing shall out-wear. SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB...

Rome

79 Wash ...with prejudicacies too profane, Pass Homer in your other poets' slights, Wash here. In this porch to his num'rous fane, Hear ancient oracles speak, and...

Wash

81 Valla ...her his wife or servant; scoptically or scornfully speaking it; which both Valla, Eobanus, and all other interpreters (but these ad verbum) have utterly missed...

Valla

77 16.38333,59.01667,0 Jupiter ...hath won them all to her; And ill fates over-hang these tow'rs, address'd by Jupiter. Fix in thy mind this.' This express'd, he took wing and away, And sweet...

Jupiter

81 Greek ...to sacrifice, and seek Our much-sigh-mix'd woe his recure, invok'd by ev'ry Greek." Thus he resign'd her, and her sire receiv'd her highly joy'd. About the...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...Sack'd it, and brought to fleet the spoil, which every valiant son Of Greece indifferently shar'd. Atrides had for share Fair-cheek'd Chryseis. After...

Greece

76 Phthia ...little thou esteem'st too great a continent In thy incontinent avarice. For Phthia therefore now My course is; since 'tis better far, than here t' endure that...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Smyrna ...is, to the Muses. Herodotus affirms that Phæmius, teaching a public school at Smyrna, was his master; and Dionysius in his 56th Oration saith, Socrates was Homer's...

Smyrna

80 Peneïon ...Prothous, led the Magnets forth, who near the shady earth Of Pelius, and Peneïon, dwelt; forty revengeful sail Did follow him. These were the dukes and...

Peneïon

79 Hyperia ...highly prais'd, Machaon, Podalirius, were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in...

Hyperia

80 Machaon ...wilful tyranny,) In charge of Æsculapius' sons, physician highly prais'd, Machaon, Podalirius, were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt...

Machaon

80 Glaphyra ...But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair, In thrice-six ships to Pergamus did through the seas...

Glaphyra

79 22.8833,39.444,0 Pteleus ...and the soil that sheep are fed upon Iton, and Antron built by sea, and Pteleus full of grass, Protesilaus, while he liv'd, the worthy captain was, Whom...

Pteleus

76 Hellade ...That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely dames, The Myrmidons, Hellenians, and Achives, rob'd of...

Hellade

77 Olenon ...well-spoke son, did guide th' Ætolians well, Those that in Pleuron, Olenon, and strong Pylene dwell, Great Chalcis, that by sea-side stands, and stony...

Olenon

72 21.25,38.75,0 Buphrasis ...pass the gulfy purple sea, that did no sea rites know. They, who in Hermin, Buphrasis, and Elis, did remain, What Olen's cliffs, Alisius, and Myrsin did contain...

Buphrasis

80 Orchomen ...Where dwelt the bold near-fighting men, who did in Phæneus live, And Orchomen, where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive, In Ripe, and in...

Orchomen

75 Pylos ...In Helen's rape, and did his best to make them buy it dear. Who dwelt in Pylos' sandy soil, and Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy...

Pylos

79 Oetylon ...for doves so much extoll'd, Bryseia's and Augia's grounds, strong Laa, Oetylon, Amyclas, Helos' harbour-town, that Neptune beats upon, All these did...

Oetylon

75 Greece ...his most resplendent arms, since he did over-shine The whole heroic host of Greece, in pow'r of that design. Who did in Lacedæmon's rule th' unmeasur'd concave...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Eïon ...Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his head, Ægina, and Maseta's soil, did follow...

Eïon

76 Eristhius ...The soldiers that in Athens dwelt, a city builded large, The people of Eristhius, whom Jove-sprung Pallas fed, And plenteous-feeding Tellus brought out of her...

Eristhius

77 Athens ...black men of war did sail in this Alphenor's charge. The soldiers that in Athens dwelt, a city builded large, The people of Eristhius, whom Jove-sprung Pallas...

Athens

78 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Aspledon ...And six score strong Bœotian youths in ev'ry burthen went. But those who in Aspledon dwelt, and Minian Orchomen, God Mars's sons did lead (Ascalaphus and Ialmen)...

Aspledon

82 23.034484,38.512851,0 Hylen ...Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas...

Hylen

80 Eryth ...hath the ample plain, Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded...

Eryth

78 32.484075,41.779469,0 Asian ...through the air reach'd heav'n. And as about the flood Caïster, in an Asian mead, flocks of the airy brood, Cranes, geese, or long-neck'd swans, here...

Asian

78 Athenia ...Of Greece thou conquer'st in the strife of consultations. I would to Jove, Athenia, and Phœbus, I could make, Of all, but ten such counsellors; then instantly...

Athenia

81 Greece ...thy defeat." To this the king of men replied: "O father, all the sons Of Greece thou conquer'st in the strife of consultations. I would to Jove, Athenia, and...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...want in war, or lack of that brave heat Fit for the vent'rous spirits of Greece, was cause to thy defeat." To this the king of men replied: "O father, all...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Atrides ...won The style of wrathful worthily; he's soft, he's too remiss; Or else, Atrides, his had been thy last of injuries." Thus he the people's Pastor chid; but...

Atrides

79 Mars ...all. On this he leaning, said: "O friends, great sons of Danaus, servants of Mars, Jove laid A heavy curse on me, to vow, and bind it with the bent Of his...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pylos ...Which if they yield to, oppose you." He sate, and up arose Nestor, of sandy Pylos king, who, willing to dispose Their counsel to the public good, propos'd this...

Pylos

82 Aurora ...which then abroad he shook, And went to fleet. And now great heav'n Goddess Aurora scal'd, To Jove, and all Gods, bringing light; when Agamemnon call'd His...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...in his want; and see Troy amplified In conquest, so much, and so long, till Greece may give again The glory reft him, and the more illustrate the free reign...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jupiter ...and hope of wreak; till which come, thou shalt need A little patience. Jupiter went yesterday to feast Amongst the blameless Æthiops, in th' ocean's...

Jupiter

79 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Ilion ...had made herself for Greece) like one distraught, made hast To ample Ilion with her son, and nurse, and all the way Mourn'd, and dissolv'd in tears for...

Ilion

77 Jupiter ...Must now the press of fight endure; now solitude, to call Upon the name of Jupiter; thou only for us all. But wine will something comfort thee; for to a man...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Laodamïa ...in a strife Against the valiant Solymi, Mars reft of light and life; Laodamïa, being envied of all the Goddesses, The golden-bridle-handling Queen, the...

Laodamïa

75 Ephyré ...many known: In midst of Argos, nurse of horse, there stands a walléd town, Ephyré, where the mansion-house of Sisyphus did stand, Of Sisyphus-Æölides, most...

Ephyré

81 Ilion ...Awhile hold out, till, for success to this your brave amends, I haste to Ilion, and procure our counsellors and wives To pray, and offer hecatombs, for...

Ilion

79 Mars ...fell) he drew; then Nestor spake to all: "O friends, and household men of Mars, let not your púrsuit fall, With those ye fell, for present spoil; nor, like...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...womb, Shall taste of what they merited, and have no other tomb Than razéd Ilion; nor their race have more fruit than the dust." This just cause turn'd his...

Ilion

80 Ilion ...his wife, And, taking in his arméd arms his son, He prophesies the fall of Ilion. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Zeta, Hector prophesies; Prays for his son; wills...

Ilion

81 Jupiter ...Or had my feet not fetched me off, heaps of mortality Had kept me consort." Jupiter, with a contracted brow, Thus answered Mars: "Thou many minds, inconstant...

Jupiter

82 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Mars ...up and the reins, and shut her heaven'ly look In Hell's vast helm from Mars's eyes; and full career she took At him, who then had newly slain the mighty...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pandarus ...She found him at his chariot, refreshing of his wound Inflicted by slain Pandarus; his sweat did so abound, It much annoy'd him, underneath the broad belt of...

Pandarus

79 Greece ...your fleet." This did with shame make bold The gen'ral spirit and pow'r of Greece: when, with particular note Of their disgrace, Athenia made Tydeus' issue...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...move Athenia to the charge she sought, who us'd of old to be The bane of Mars, and had as well the gift of spoil as he. This grace she slack'd not, but her...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...his foul deeds, in ruining so many and so great In the command and grace of Greece, and in so rude a heat? At which, she said, Apollo laugh'd, and Venus, who...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...Gods; then stay'd the white-arm'd Queen Her steeds, and ask'd of Jove, if Mars did not incense his spleen With his foul deeds, in ruining so many and so...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Atlantic ...did wear The gaudy mitre, studied wealth extremely, and dwelt near Th' Atlantic lake Cephisides, in Hyla, by whose seat The good men of Bœotia dwelt. This...

Atlantic

77 -95.01388,41.4036,0 Mars ...and dreadful Hector led. Then who was first, who last, whose lives the iron Mars did seize, And Priam's Hector? Helenus, surnam'd Œnopides; Good Teuthras...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...'gainst the proud pursuit, nor ever turn'd a head, They knew so well that Mars pursu'd, and dreadful Hector led. Then who was first, who last, whose lives...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jupiter ...themselves, and forc'd him off, and set him underneath The goodly beech of Jupiter, where now they did unsheath The ashen lance; strong Pelagon, his friend...

Jupiter

79 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Noemon ...pow'r on the multitude; then did he never miss; Alastor, Halius, Chromius, Noemon, Prytanis, Alcander, and a number more, he slew, and more had slain, If...

Noemon

79 Greece ...take your rod, Lest in your bosoms, for a man, ye ever find a God." As Greece retir'd, the pow'r of Troy did much more forward prease, And Hector two brave...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...he took; His arms beat back the sun in flames, a dreadful lance he shook; Mars put the fury in his mind, that by Æneas' hands, Who was to make the slaughter...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...arriv'd at man's estate, with both th' Atrides went, To honour them in th' Ilion wars; and both were one day sent, To death as well as Troy, for death hid...

Ilion

79 Mars ...assault on me." This said, the lofty tow'r Of Pergamus he made his seat; and Mars did now excite The Trojan forces, in the form of him that led to fight The...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Sun ...Thrice rush'd he rudely on, And thrice, betwixt his darts and death, the Sun's bright target shone; But when upon the fourth assault, much like a...

Sun

77 -13.85,13.38333,0 Mars ...Iris to her aid, from all the darts that hiss'd At her quick rapture; and to Mars they took their plaintive course, And found him on the fight's left hand, by...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Anchisiades ...With his one hand, of wondrous weight, and pour'd it mainly on The hip of Anchisiades, wherein the joint doth move The thigh ('tis call'd the huckle-bone) which...

Anchisiades

80 Ilion ...steep heights shroud me, and at even refresh me in the flood, And turn to Ilion? O my soul? why drown'st thou in the blood Of these discourses? If this...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...glory being the goad That prick'd his fury. Then the Greeks high-ported Ilion Had seiz'd, had not Apollo stirr'd Antenor's famous son, Divine Agenor, and...

Ilion

76 Ilion ...Up to Olympus, some enrag'd, some glad. Achilles slew Both men and horse of Ilion. And as a city fir'd Casts up a heat that purples heav'n, clamours and...

Ilion

82 Minerva ...odds, They laid it freely. Of them all, thump-buckler Mars began, And at Minerva with a lance of brass he headlong ran, These vile words ushering his blows...

Minerva

79 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Neptune ...should end within the Trojan walls My curs'd beginning." In this strait, Neptune and Pallas flew, To fetch him off. In men's shapes both close to his danger...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Earth ...His help of Troy till latest even should her black shadows pour On Earth's broad breast. In all his worst, Achilles yet from shore Leapt to his midst...

Earth

73 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Peleüs ...Jove himself. King Peleüs was son to Æacus, Infernal Æacus to Jove, and I to Peleüs. Thunder-voic'd Jove far passeth floods, that only murmurs raise With earth...

Peleüs

81 Pæonia ...heat Talk, and seek pedigrees? Far hence lies my innative seat, In rich Pæonia. My race from broad-stream'd Axius runs; Axius, that gives earth purest...

Pæonia

78 Pluto ...head again In t' hands of stern Æacides, who now must send him slain To Pluto's court, and 'gainst his will. Him, when Achilles knew, Naked of helmet...

Pluto

78 hind ...These led he trembling forth the flood, as fearful of their end As any hind calves. All their hands he pinioned behind With their own girdles worn upon...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Pallas ...this." Thus brandishing his spear, He set it flying; which a breath of Pallas back did bear From Thetis' son to Hector's self, and at his feet it fell...

Pallas

79 32.76644,26.01185,0 Hermus ...Gygæus' lake, there thy inheritance lay, Near fishy Hyllus and the gulfs of Hermus; but this day Removes it to the fields of Troy." Thus left he night to seize...

Hermus

80 28.1112899,38.5178164,0 fold ...lance. Then sent Achilles forth His lance, that through the first fold strook, where brass of little worth And no great proof of hides was laid...

fold

70 Neptune ...Deity Of th' Achive faction called to her, and said: "Ye must have care, Neptune and Pallas, for the frame of this important war Ye undertake here. Venus'...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...To cope with Hector; past all these, his spirit stood inclin'd To glut Mars with the blood of him. And at Æacides Apollo sent Anchises' son; but first he...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...When this black battle of the Gods was joining. Thus array'd 'Gainst Neptune, Phœbus with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst...

Neptune

75 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...trembling with his sight; so gloriously clad He overshin'd the field, and Mars no harmfuller than he, He bore the iron stream on clear. But when Jove's high...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...tread exceeding sure. To aid the Ilian side, The changeable in arms went, Mars; and him accompanied Diana that delights in shafts, and Phœbus never shorn...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jupiter ...and worthy of the rule thou swor'st to him.' This came Close to the heart of Jupiter; and Ate, that had wrought This anger by Saturnia, by her bright hair he...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...give fit ear; my speech shall need attentión of all. Oft have our peers of Greece much blam'd my forcing of the prise Due to Achilles; of which act, not I, but...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jupiter ...And he worn to his root with age? From him another ill Ariseth to me; Jupiter, you know, hath giv'n a son, The excellent'st of men, to me; whose education...

Jupiter

76 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Percote ...that was son to great Hycetaon, With some reproof. Before these wars, he in Percote fed Clov'n-foot'd oxen, but did since return where he was bred, Excell'd...

Percote

80 Epirus ...lin'd, And hollow'd fitly, sav'd his life. Phyleus left him them, Who from Epirus brought them home, on that part where the stream Of famous Seléés doth run...

Epirus

81 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Laodamas ...Fierce Schedius, Perimedes' son; which Ajax did requite With slaughter of Laodamas, that led the foot to fight, And was Antenor's famous son. Polydamas did end...

Laodamas

80 Ilion ...Mercury, the Queen of regiment, And Vulcan, he will either spare high Ilion, or not race Her turrets to the lowest stone, and, with both these, not...

Ilion

74 Gargarus ...Where far-discerning Jupiter, in his repose, had crown'd The brows of Gargarus, and wrapt an odorif'rous cloud About his bosom. Coming near, they stood. Nor...

Gargarus

76 Jupiter ...all-enchas'd with springs they soon attain'd, and found Where far-discerning Jupiter, in his repose, had crown'd The brows of Gargarus, and wrapt an odorif'rous...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Mars ...than Juno caus'd, if Pallas had not car'd More for the peace of heav'n than Mars; who leap'd out of her throne, Rapt up her helmet, lance, and shield, and...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...Reveng'd my brother. 'Tis the wish of ev'ry honest man His brother, slain in Mars's field, may rest wreak'd in his fane." This stirr'd fresh envy in the...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...through the prease A grievous fight; when to the ships and tents of Greece the seas Brake loose, and rag'd. But when they join'd, the dreadful clamour...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...I pour'd dark sleep, Saturnia's love hath so illuded him." This news made Neptune more secure in giving Grecians heart, And through the first fights thus he...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Phæa ...their court, And brought me up, receiving me in most respectful sort From Phæa, when Jove under earth and the unfruitful seas Cast Saturn. These I go to...

Phæa

80 Neptune ...of Jove. THE END OF THE THIRTEENTH BOOK. [1] The empire of Jove exceeded Neptune's (saith Plut. upon this place) because he was more ancient, and excellent in...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Greece ...first troops follow'd, and the last their shouts with shouts repell'd. Greece answer'd all, nor could her spirits from all show rest conceal'd. And to...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Helenus ...feet. Atrides griev'd to see That sight, and, threat'ning, shook a lance at Helenus, and he A bow half drew at him; at once out flew both shaft and lance. The...

Helenus

80 Adamas ...smarts Must undergo, wounds chiefly vex. His dart Meriones Pursu'd, and Adamas so striv'd with it, and his misease, As doth a bullock puff and storm, whom...

Adamas

78 87.5,22.5,0 Meriones ...He call'd with good right to his aid war-skill'd Ascalaphus, Aphareüs, Meriones, the strong Deipyrus, And Nestor's honourable son: "Come near, my friends,"...

Meriones

77 Pluto ...The joy I wish it, though it be now ent'ring the strong gate Of mighty Pluto, since this hand hath sent him down a mate." This glory in him griev'd the...

Pluto

77 Cabesus ...to flight; For he, in sight of all the host, Othryonëus slew, That from Cabesus, with the fame of those wars, thither drew His new-come forces, and requir'd...

Cabesus

78 Great Neptune ...quite destroy'd, And therefore from the hoary deep he suffered so employ'd Great Neptune in the Grecian aid; who griev'd for them, and storm'd Extremely at his...

Great Neptune

81 Tydeus ...Heav'n's blood is shed By sacred rage of Diomed. Then Pallas breath'd in Tydeus' son; to render whom supreme To all the Greeks, at all his parts, she cast a...

Tydeus

80 Mars ...he terrifies. Adds wounds to terrors. His inflamed lance Draws blood from Mars, and Venus. In a trance He casts Æneas, with a weighty stone; Apollo...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...So great help as our fathers had; and fought beneath a wall, Sacred to Mars, by help of Jove, and trusting to the fall Of happy signs from other Gods, by...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Thebes ...far more able men than both our fathers were. We took the sev'n-fold ported Thebes, when yet we had not there So great help as our fathers had; and fought...

Thebes

80 23.255096,38.318092,0 fold ...troops ye can behold Take place before ye." Ithacus at this his brows did fold, And said: "How hath thy violent tongue broke through thy set of teeth...

fold

78 Neptune ...ye the foe should nearer yet your dastard spleens provoke, Ev'n where on Neptune's foamy shore our navies lie in sight, To see if Jove will hold your hands...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Paris ..."Two Goddesses there are that still give Menelaus aid, And one that Paris loves. The two that sit from us so far (Which Argive Juno is, and She that...

Paris

74 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Scæa ...and sweet, she gently set him down, And went for Helen; whom she found in Scæa's utmost height, To which whole swarms of city dames had climb'd to see the...

Scæa

78 Paris ...the helm that held the equal dooms of chance, Look'd back, and drew; and Paris first had lot to hurl his lance, The soldiers all sat down enrank'd, each by...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Sparta ...bred; My natural brothers; either here they have not followéd From lovely Sparta, or, arriv'd within the sea-born fleet, In fear of infamy for me, in broad...

Sparta

80 22.42454,37.08149,0 Laodice ...sister's shape, who had the highest place In Helen's love, and had to name Laodice, most fair Of all the daughters Priam had, and made the nuptial pair With...

Laodice

79 Greece ...at will enjoy; The rest strike truce, and let love seal firm leagues 'twixt Greece and Troy." The Greek host wonder'd at this brave; silence flew...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Achaia ...men, Great Agamemnon, cried aloud: "Argives! for shame, contain; Youths of Achaia, shoot no more; the fair-helm'd Hector shows As he desir'd to treat with us."...

Achaia

81 21.880939,37.254095,0 Paris ...And royally prepar'd for charge. Which seen, cold terror shot The heart of Paris, who retir'd as headlong from the king As in him he had shunn'd his death...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Meïon ...With Methles, and with Antiphus, (Pylæmen's sons) did fight The men of Meïon, whom the fen Gygæa brought to light, And those Meionians that beneath the...

Meïon

77 Percotes ...fates, in letting slip their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did...

Percotes

81 Myrmidons ...ascended, two and two, and trod the honour'd shore, Till where the fleet of Myrmidons, drawn up in heaps, it bore. There stay'd they at Achilles' ship; and there...

Myrmidons

80 Orythia ...Amphinome, Chaste Galatea so renown'd, and Callianira, came, With Doto and Orythia, to cheer the mournful dame. Apseudes likewise visited, and Callianassa gave...

Orythia

81 Thalia ...Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene, Actæa, and Limnoria, and Halia the fair...

Thalia

80 Greece ...his guard, the rest would leave for very fear The person to the spoil of Greece. And yet his guardians were Th' Ajaces and Meriones; whom much his care did...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Deucalides ...And brake at top. The Ilians for his escape did shout. When Hector at Deucalides another lance sent out, As in his chariot he stood; it miss'd him narrowly...

Deucalides

76 Polydamas ...lightly, glancing to his mouth, because it strook him near, Thrown from Polydamas. Leitus next left the fight in fear (Being hurt by Hector in his hand)...

Polydamas

76 Mars ...Grecians to their fleet, A cruel tumult they stirr'd up, and such as should Mars see't (That horrid hurrier of men) or She that betters him, Minerva, never...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...he said, Turn head, and not in that quick ease part with the corse to Greece." This said, before them all he flew, and all as of a piece Against the...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...off, and spoil'd Hippothous and Phorcis of their arms. And then ascended Ilion had shaken with alarms, Discov'ring th' impotence of Troy, ev'n past the will...

Ilion

77 Schedius ...And threw at Ajax; but his dart, discover'd, pass'd, and stay'd At Schedius, son of Iphitus, a man of ablest hand Of all the strong Phocensians, and...

Schedius

73 Greece ...deservedly, thou flew'st from in his end, And left'st to all the lust of Greece? O Gods, a man that was (In life) so huge a good to Troy, and to thee such a...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Paris ...The spirit of Hector, thus he chid: "O goodly man at arms, In fight a Paris, why should fame make thee fort 'gainst our harms, Being such a fugitive? Now...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Menœtiades ...mother bore. While thou attend'st on these, The young Atrides, in defence of Menœtiades, Hath slain Euphorbus." Thus the God took troop with men again; And Hector...

Menœtiades

81 Ilion ...of Immortals, will live free, that death must taste before These gates of Ilion; ev'ry God will have his son a God, Or storm extremely. Give him then an...

Ilion

78 Peleüs ...my hot humour, from the fight, remember them as these: 'Thou cruel son of Peleüs, whom She that rules the seas Did only nourish with her gall, thou dost...

Peleüs

78 Podarge ...Balius swift as wind, begotten by the seeds Of Zephyr, and the Harpy born, Podarge, in a mead Close to the wavy oceán, where that fierce Harpy fed. Automedon...

Podarge

79 Pelion ...that huge weapon, that was giv'n by Chiron to his sire, Cut from the top of Pelion, to be heroës' deaths. His steeds Automedon straight join'd; like whom no man...

Pelion

80 20.959876,40.641298,0 Ilion ...thou Pallas, and thou Sun, That not a man hous'd underneath those tow'rs of Ilion, Nor anyone of all the Greeks, how infinite a sum Soever all together make...

Ilion

80 Teucer ...to spoil, And in he ran; and Hector in, who sent a shining lance At Teucer, who, beholding it, slipp'd by, and gave it chance On Actor's son...

Teucer

78 Ilion ...bastard-bed; But when the Greek ships, double-oar'd, arriv'd at Ilion, To Ilion he return'd, and prov'd beyond comparison Amongst the Trojans; he was lodg'd...

Ilion

80 Greece ...The son of Mentor, rich in horse; he dwelt at Pedasus Before the sons of Greece sieg'd Troy; from whence he married Medesicaste, one that sprung of Priam's...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Meriones ...did at first begin With Teucer, and Peneleüs, th' heroe Leitus, Deipyrus, Meriones, and young Antilochus, All éxpert in the deeds of arms: "O youths of Greece,"...

Meriones

80 Damasus ...far, Still to uphold the better sort; for then did Polypæt pass A lance at Damasus, whose helm was made with cheeks of brass, Yet had not proof enough, the pile...

Damasus

81 Acamas ...fourth charge good Æneas led, and with him were combin'd Archelochus, and Acamas, Antenor's dearest kind, And excellent at ev'ry fight. The fifth brave...

Acamas

78 Troy ...the rest home to their country turn'd, The tenth year of their wars at Troy, and Troy was sack'd and burn'd. And then the Gods fell to their fort...

Troy

79 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Nestor ...to use all haste, To signify to Thetis' son occurrents that have past, At Nestor's honourable suit. But be that work achiev'd When this is done, I will not...

Nestor

80 21.695,37.028,0 Greece ...death by his resistless lance?" "Divine Patroclus," he replied, "no more can Greece advance Defensive weapons, but to fleet they headlong must retire, For...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Great Neptune ...then The two young boys, Moliones, if their world-circling sire, Great Neptune, had not saft their lives, and cover'd their retire With unpierc'd clouds...

Great Neptune

71 Elis ...giv'n As sacrifice to destiny, Hypirochus' strong son, That dwelt in Elis, and fought first in our contention! We forag'd, as proclaiméd foes, a...

Elis

75 21.25,37.75,0 Diomed ...fleet they had been hous'd, had not Laertes' son Stirr'd up the spirit of Diomed, with this impression: "Tydides, what do we sustain, forgetting what we are?...

Diomed

78 Jupiter ...troops. The battle then was all of charioteers, Lin'd with light horse. But Jupiter disturb'd this form with fears, And from air's upper region bid bloody...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Dioscuris ...᾽Επὶ ξυρου̑ ἵσταται ἀκμη̑ς. This went into a proverb, used by Theocritus, in Dioscuris, out of Homer. THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Atrides and...

Dioscuris

79 Greece ...And, of long-rest-conferring death, put in two bitter fates For Troy and Greece; he held the midst; the day of final dates Fell on the Greeks; the Greeks'...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Hypsipyle ...a great fleet of od'rous wine arrived, Sent by Eunëus, Jason's son, born of Hypsipyle. The fleet contain'd a thousand tun, which must transported be To Atreus'...

Hypsipyle

80 Greece ...Aurora's dews are sprinkled through the air, Fame will renown the hands of Greece, for this divine affair; Men will forget the sacred work, the Sun and I did...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Aurora ...So huge a work, and not to us due off'rings first enflame? As far as white Aurora's dews are sprinkled through the air, Fame will renown the hands of Greece...

Aurora

81 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Ilion ...up, to all the sky-thron'd Pow'rs; And grave Idæus did return to sacred Ilion's tow'rs, Where Ilians, and Dardanians, did still their counsels ply...

Ilion

76 Greece ...far more strength, thy soul had fled th' abodes of men, Had not the kings of Greece stood up, and thy attempt restrain'd; And ev'n the king of men himself, that...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Argos ...The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or Lacedæmon. [7] His simile, high...

Argos

71 Glaucus ...free exchange in Glaucus, contrary to others that, for the supposed folly in Glaucus, turned his change into a proverb, χρύσεα χαλχείων, golden for brazen. [4]...

Glaucus

79 29.25,36.75,0 Ilion ...will be nothing; leave the cares of war to men, and me In whom, of all the Ilion race, they take their high'st degree." On went his helm; his princess home...

Ilion

79 Troy ...be clear as mine; equal his strength in war; And make his reign so strong in Troy, that years to come may yield His facts this fame, when, rich in spoils, he...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 hind ...pursu'd like wind. As when a brace of greyhounds are laid in with hare and hind, Close-mouth'd and skill'd to make the best of their industrious course...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Phthia ...Unseen of any man or maid. Through Greece then, rich and vast, I fled to Phthia, nurse of sheep, and came to Peleus' court; Who entertain'd me heartily, and...

Phthia

79 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Cardamyle ...as never sire Gave to his daughter's nuptials. Sev'n cities left entire; Cardamyle, and Enope, and Hira full of flow'rs, Anthæa for sweet meadows prais'd, and...

Cardamyle

79 22.23317,36.88778,0 Laodice ...of bliss. Three daughters beautify his court, the fair Chrysothemis, Laodice, and Iphianesse; of all the fairest take To Peleus' thy grave father's court...

Laodice

75 Greece ...made, and their suppers took. Atrides to his tent Invited all the peers of Greece, and food sufficient Appos'd before them, and the peers appos'd their hands...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Merion ...famous Thrasymed, adviceful Nestor's son; Ascalaphus; and Ialmen; and mighty Merion; Alphareus; and Deipyrus; and lovely Lycomed, Old Creon's joy. These sev'n...

Merion

81 Minerva ...springs ye shall not cure; that She that tames proud hearts (Thyself, Minerva) may be taught to know for what, and when, Thou dost against thy father...

Minerva

78 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Castianira ...princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form, was like celestial breed; And, as a crimson poppy flow'r...

Castianira

81 Helice ...not thy honour'd heart, to see rude spoil devour These Greeks that have in Helice, and Aege, offer'd thee So many and such wealthy gifts? Let them the victors...

Helice

79 23.816171800000006,42.4382418,0 Greece ...that made air sigh. Then Hector did exclaim: "O Tydeus' son, the kings of Greece do most renown thy name With highest place, feasts, and full cups; who now...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Iphitis ...straight good fortune brought Bold Archeptolemus, whose life did from Iphitis spring; He made him take the reins and mount. Then souls were set on wing...

Iphitis

78 Paris ...yet, against his will did stay, That grave protector of the Greeks, for Paris with a dart Enrag'd one of his chariot horse; he smote the upper part Of...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Jupiter ...we all, all loss thou suffer'st thus, Will treble, quadruple, in gain, when Jupiter bestows The sack of well-wall'd Troy on us; which by his word he owes." "Do...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Empedocles ...learned for confirmation of his there held opinion, as Protagoras, Heraclitus, Empedocles, Epicharmus, and Homer, who, saith Socrates, against such an army, being all...

Empedocles

81 Phædone ...τω̑ν ποιητω̑ν, Poeta rum omnium et præstantissimum et divinissimum; in Phædone, θει̑ον ποιητὴν, divinum Poetam; and in Theætetus, Socrates citing divers of...

Phædone

73 Basiliscus ...of gold, the Iliads and Odysseys of Homer were inscribed; which miracle, in Basiliscus the Emperor's time, was consumed with fire. For his respect amongst the most...

Basiliscus

78 Paris ...of her too much observing men) bids her renounce heaven, and come live with Paris till he make her his wife or servant; scoptically or scornfully speaking it...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paridem ...ideo tu, ideo falsâ sub imagine venisti, ut me deciperes ob tuam nimiam in Paridem benevolentiam: eò dum illi ades, dum illi studes, dum pro illo satagis, dum...

Paridem

77 Valla ...I will here cite, and then pray you to confer it with that which followeth of Valla. Quoniam verò nunc Alexandrum Menelaus Postquam vicit, vult odiosam me...

Valla

80 16.38333,59.01667,0 Paris ...in the end of the third book, and is Helen's speech to Venus fetching her to Paris from seeing his cowardly combat with Menelaus; part of which speech I will here...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Italian ...so kindly fall, And meet oppos'd in rhyme as they did kiss; French and Italian most immetrical, Their many syllables in harsh collision Fall as they...

Italian

79 12.5,42.5,0 Rome ...have to censure. First then Silius hear, Who thrice was consul in renowned Rome, Whose verse, saith Martial, nothing shall out-wear. SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB...

Rome

79 -81.80513,38.28676,0 ENGLAND ...SACRED FOUNTAIN OF PRINCES, SOLE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY AND VIRTUE, ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ETC. With whatsoever honour we adorn Your royal issue, we must...

ENGLAND

80 ETC. ...OF MEN, HENRY, THRICE ROYAL INHERITOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC. Since perfect happiness, by Princes sought, Is not with birth born, nor...

ETC.

81 Crete ...whose bosom crept ‭ Lucina’s cavern. But in my roof slept ‭ Ulysses, shor’d in Crete; who first inquir’d ‭ For royal Idomen, and much desir’d ‭ To taste his...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ilion ...king Deucalion, ‭ Was sire to me and royal Idomen, ‭ Who with Atrides went to Ilion then, ‭ My elder brother and the better man, ‭ My name Aethon. At that time...

Ilion

80 Ithaca ...my ruin. All the peers ‭ Sylvan Zacynthus, and Dulichius, spheres, ‭ Samos and Ithaca, strange strifes have shown ‭ To win me, spending on me all mine own; ‭ Will...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Aurora ...I’ll serve to feed these lamps, should these lords’ dances ‭ Last till Aurora cheer’d us with their glances. ‭ They cannot weary me, for I am one ‭ Born to...

Aurora

73 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...body, form, ‭ The Gods have blasted with that only storm ‭ That ravish’d Greece to Ilion, since my lord, ‭ For that war shipp’d, bore all my goods aboard. ‭ If...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Earth ...Colchos vent’rous sail dispose ‭ For that rich purchase, had before but seen ‭ Earth’s richer prize in th’ Ithacensian Queen, ‭ They had not made that voyage, but...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Dulichius ...Fame ‭ Hath told me was so, one of honour’d name, ‭ And great revenues in Dulichius, ‭ His fair name Nisus. He is blazon’d thus; ‭ And you to be his son, his...

Dulichius

76 Cyprus ...toils led by constraint ‭ Fast’ning upon them. Me along they sent ‭ To Cyprus with a stranger-prince they met, ‭ Dmetor Iasides, who th’ imperial seat ‭ Of...

Cyprus

73 32.5,37.5,0 Jupiter ...set ‭ This bitter curse at him: “O you that bear ‭ Fair name to be the race of Jupiter, ‭ Nymphs of these fountains! If Ulysses ever ‭ Burn’d thighs to you, that, hid...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Atrides ...ear, ‭ Alive or dead, from any earthy man. ‭ But to the great Lacedæmonian, ‭ Atrides, famous for his lance, he sent, ‭ With horse and chariots, me, to learn th’...

Atrides

80 Ithacensian ...of injury! ‭ Plotter of mischief! Though reports that fly ‭ Amongst our Ithacensian people say ‭ That thou, of all that glory in their sway, ‭ Art best in words...

Ithacensian

74 Ortygia ...err’d. ‭ And now thy will to act shall be preferr’d. ‭ There is an isle above Ortygia, ‭ If thou hast heard, they call it Syria, ‭ Where, once a day, the sun moves...

Ortygia

80 27.339225,37.829783,0 Ithaca ...parents’ pow’rs?” ‭ He answer’d: “Stranger! The sure truth is this: ‭ I am of Ithaca; my father is ‭ (Or was) Ulysses, but austere death now ‭ Takes his state from...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Thebes ...men, after the decease ‭ Of him that perish’d in unnatural peace ‭ At spacious Thebes. Apollo did inspire ‭ His knowing soul with a prophetic fire. ‭ Who, angry with...

Thebes

81 23.255096,38.318092,0 Aurora ...and renown’d Amphilochus. ‭ Mantius had issue Polyphidius, ‭ And Clytus, but Aurora ravish’d him, ‭ For excellence of his admiréd limb, ‭ And interested him...

Aurora

79 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Phylacus ...restitution in a year. ‭ In mean space, living as close prisoner ‭ In court of Phylacus, and for the sake ‭ Of Neleus’ daughter mighty cares did take, ‭ Together with...

Phylacus

81 Melampus ...having newly slain ‭ A man at Argos, yet his race’s vein ‭ Flow’d from Melampus, who in former date ‭ In Pylos liv’d, and had a huge estate, ‭ But fled his...

Melampus

73 Orsilochus ...way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them guest-rites; and sleep’s natural need ‭ They...

Orsilochus

78 Greece ...will match the clay. ‭ If you will turn your course from sea, and go ‭ Through Greece and Argos (that myself may so ‭ Keep kind way with thee) I’ll join horse, and...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Pylos ...The chaste Penelopé, that safe and well ‭ Thou liv’st in his charge, and that Pylos’ sands ‭ The place contain’d from whence thy person lands.” ‭ Thus she to large...

Pylos

80 Crete ...then ‭ Jove plotted death to him and all his men, ‭ For (put off quite from Crete, and so far gone ‭ That shore was lost, and we set eye on none, ‭ But all...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Libya ...again ‭ Was turning round, and ev’ry season’s reign ‭ Renew’d upon us, we for Libya went, ‭ When, still inventing crafts to circumvent, ‭ He made pretext, that I...

Libya

80 26.5,31.5,0 Greece ...So sev’ral forms are in their souls impress’d. ‭ Before the sons of Greece set foot in Troy, ‭ Nine times, in chief, I did command enjoy ‭ Of men and...

Greece

70 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...whose commended pow’r, ‭ Thou sayst, to grace the Grecian conquerour, ‭ At Ilion perish’d? Tell me. It may fall ‭ I knew some such. The great God knows, and...

Ilion

77 Neptune ...bene honestos faciens æs. ‭[4] The Phæacians were descended originally from Neptune. ‭[5] Αμϕικαλύπτω, superinjicio aliquid tanquam tegmen seu ‭operimentum. ‭[6]...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...To stand close to me, and but such a mind ‭ Breathe in my bosom, as when th’ Ilion tow’rs ‭ We tore in cinders. O if equal pow’rs ‭ Thou wouldst enflame amidst my...

Ilion

79 Naiades ...The large and cover’d den, where thou hast done ‭ Hundreds of off’rings to the Naiades, ‭ Here Mount Neritus shakes his curléd tress ‭ Of shady woods.” This said, she...

Naiades

81 Neptune ...I knew as well, should make returnless ends; ‭ Yet would not cross mine uncle Neptune so ‭ To stand their safeguard, since so high did go ‭ His wrath for thy...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pylos ...my pass of men in her command; ‭ Whom I enjoin’d to set me on the land ‭ Of Pylos, or of Elis the divine, ‭ Where the Epeïans in great empire shine. ‭ But force...

Pylos

78 Crete ...reach the shore, ‭ With these my fortunes; whose whole value more ‭ I left in Crete amongst my children there, ‭ From whence I fly for being the slaughterer ‭ Of...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Neptune ...of this pedigree, I have here set down ‭the diagram, as Spondanus hath it. Neptune begat Nausithous of ‭Peribœa. By Nausithous, Rhexenor, Alcinous, were begot. By...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Erechtheüs ...Athens lighted on; ‭ Where to the house, that casts so thick a shade, [5] ‭ Of Erechtheüs she ingression made. ‭ Ulysses to the lofty-builded court ‭ Of king Alcinous...

Erechtheüs

81 polish ...stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and masts, men make, and polish’d oars; ‭ For the Phæacians are not conquerors ‭ By bows nor quivers; oars...

polish

81 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Neptune ...Whatever name ‭ Makes thee invok’d, to thee I humbly frame ‭ My flight from Neptune’s furies. Rev’rend is ‭ To all the ever-living Deities ‭ What erring man soever...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Aurora ...In which space, often did his heart propose ‭ Death to his eyes. But when Aurora rose, ‭ And threw the third light from her orient hair, ‭ The winds grew calm...

Aurora

76 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...take ‭ Heaps of dry chaff, and hurl them ev’ry way; ‭ So his long wood-stack Neptune strook astray ‭ Then did Ulysses mount on rib, perforce, ‭ Like to a rider of a...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Phæacia ...to the commands ‭ Of these rude winds, and work out with thy hands ‭ Pass to Phæacia, where thy austere Fate ‭ Is to pursue thee with no more such hate. ‭ Take here...

Phæacia

79 Phæacia ...fate his misery. ‭ The great mark, on which all his hopes rely, ‭ Lies in Phæacia. But I hope he shall ‭ Feel woe at height, ere that dead calm befall.” ‭ This...

Phæacia

76 Neptune ...This took; he stoop’d Pieria, and thence ‭ Glid through the air, and Neptune’s confluence ‭ Kiss’d as he flew, and check’d the waves as light ‭ As any...

Neptune

71 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pieria ...pleas’d, ‭ And any sleeper, when he wish’d, diseas’d. ‭ This took; he stoop’d Pieria, and thence ‭ Glid through the air, and Neptune’s confluence ‭ Kiss’d as he...

Pieria

80 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Jupiter ...Ascend your chamber with your ladies here, ‭ And pray the seed of goat-nurs’d Jupiter, ‭ Divine Athenia, to preserve your son, ‭ And she will save him from...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Pylos ...own instinct, or flow’d ‭ From others’ instigations; but he vow’d ‭ Attempt to Pylos, or to see descried ‭ His sire’s return, or know what death he died.” ‭ This...

Pylos

81 Neleïan Pylos ...could fetch them there.” ‭ This speech the rest admir’d, nor dream’d that he ‭ Neleïan Pylos ever thought to see, ‭ But was at field about his flocks’ survey, ‭ Or thought...

Neleïan Pylos

81 Ithaca ...far to feed ‭ A cliff-bred goat, than raise or please a steed. ‭ Of all isles, Ithaca doth least provide ‭ Or meads to feed a horse, or ways to ride.” ‭ He, smiling...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...through the waves ‭ Then rais’d against him. These his impious braves ‭ When Neptune heard, in his strong hand he took ‭ His massy trident, and so soundly strook ‭...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...in fight, ‭ But in return swift Ajax lost the light, ‭ In his long-oar’d ship. Neptune, yet, awhile ‭ Saft him unwrack’d, to the Gyræan isle, ‭ A mighty-rock removing...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...course from hence, and how far off doth lie ‭ Thy voyage’s whole scope through Neptune’s sky. ‭ Informing thee, O God-preserv’d, beside, ‭ If thy desires would so be...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 hind ...should affect the fame ‭ To share the joys of such a worthy’s bed! ‭ As when a hind, her calves late farrowéd, ‭ To give suck, enters the bold lion’s den, ‭ He...

hind

81 12.44657,57.70338,0 Ilion ...What, brave man, ‭ He both did act, and suffer, when he wan ‭ The town of Ilion, in the brave-built horse, ‭ When all we chief states of the Grecian force ‭...

Ilion

76 Ithaca ...bringing then ‭ His riches, and his son, and all his men, ‭ From barren Ithaca, (some one sole town ‭ Inhabited about him batter’d down) ‭ All should in Argos...

Ithaca

74 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...retain ‭ Thought that he now is like Telemachus, then ‭ Left by his sire, when Greece did undertake ‭ Troy’s bold war for my impudency’s sake.” ‭ He answer’d: “Now...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Erembi of Arabia ...Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of Arabia, ‭ And Lybia, where with horns ewes yean their lambs, ‭ Which ev’ry full year...

Erembi of Arabia

75 Pallas ...(Of barley, salt, and oil, made) took, and brake, ‭ Ask’d many a boon of Pallas, and the state ‭ Of all the off’ring did initiate, ‭ In three parts cutting off...

Pallas

75 32.76644,26.01185,0 Neptune ...of all the Gods, I may aspire ‭ To Pallas’ favour, who vouchsaf’d to me ‭ At Neptune’s feast her sight so openly. ‭ Let one to field go, and an ox with speed ‭...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...But divide we now ‭ The sacrifices’ tongues, mix wines, and vow ‭ To Neptune, and the other Ever-Blest, ‭ That, having sacrific’d, we may to rest. ‭ The fit...

Neptune

71 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Sun ...loves he lies, ‭ Wisdom in truth is, and he’s passing wise.” ‭ This said, the Sun went down, and up rose Night, ‭ When Pallas spake: “O father, all good right ‭...

Sun

80 -13.85,13.38333,0 Sparta ...Both horse and chariot, and thy guides shall be ‭ My sons themselves) to Sparta the divine, ‭ And to the king whose locks like amber shine. ‭ Intreat the truth...

Sparta

75 22.42454,37.08149,0 Greece ...as much may thee commend.” ‭ He answer’d: “O thou greatest grace of Greece, ‭ Orestes made that wreak his master-piece, ‭ And him the Greeks will give a...

Greece

70 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...were brought; ‭ Where, through the broad sea since we safe had wrought, ‭ At Neptune’s altars many solid thighs ‭ Of slaughter’d bulls we burn’d for sacrifice. ‭...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Psyria ...sail should hoise ‭ Above rough Chius, left on our left hand, ‭ To th’ isle of Psyria, or that rugged land ‭ Sail under, and for windy Mimas steer. ‭ We ask’d of God...

Psyria

81 Atrides ...did stow ‭ Our goods, and fair-girt women. Half our men ‭ The people’s guide, Atrides, did contain, ‭ And half, being now aboard, put forth to sea. ‭ A most free...

Atrides

80 Minerva ...and did make a stream ‭ Of spritely wine into a golden bowl; ‭ Which to Minerva with a gentle soul ‭ He gave, and thus spake: “Ere you eat, fair guest, ‭...

Minerva

74 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Peloponnesus ...Samos, and, with timber graced, ‭ Shady Zacynthus. But when now they past ‭ Peloponnesus all, and then when show’d ‭ The infinite vale of Crissa, that doth shroud ‭ All...

Peloponnesus

78 22.312752688461543,37.25289777692308,0 Delphusa ...to whom he flew, ‭ Enflamed with anger, and in th’ instant drew ‭ Close to Delphusa, using this short vow: ‭ “Delphusa! You must look no longer now ‭ To vent your...

Delphusa

77 Peloponnesus ...still to me ‭ Shall offer absolute hecatombs, as well ‭ Those that in rich Peloponnesus dwell ‭ As those of Europe, and the isles that lie ‭ Wall’d with the sea, that...

Peloponnesus

77 22.312752688461543,37.25289777692308,0 Crissa ...and much more wise, ‭ O king, than I, thy pow’r being great’st of all ‭ In Crissa, underneath the bosom’s fall ‭ Of steep Parnassus,—let thy mind be given ‭ To...

Crissa

77 16.28592,38.66354,0 Earth ...and they on horseback all? ‭ Or shall I sing thee, as thou first didst grace ‭ Earth with thy foot, to find thee forth a place ‭ Fit to pronounce thy oracles to...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Thrace ...pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the Samian isle, ‭ That likewise lies near Thrace; or Scyrus’ soil; ‭ Ida’s steep tops; or all that Phocis fill; ‭ Or Autocanes...

Thrace

78 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Italy ...ex luto nascitur. ‭[4] ‘ϒδρομέδουνα. Aquarum regina. ‭[5] The river Po, in Italy. ‭[6] Ψιχάρπαξ. Gather-crum, or ravish-crum, ‭[7] Shear-crust. ‭[8]...

Italy

79 12.081074295699182,42.78740074008558,0 Earth ...born before all learning) were worthily called the Sun and ‭Moon of the Earth; finding no compensation, he writ in contempt ‭of men this ridiculous poem of...

Earth

74 -102.41075,34.23314,0 ETC. ...TO MY EVER MOST-WORTHY-TO-BE-MOST HONOURED ‭ LORD, THE EARL OF SOMERSET, ETC. ‭ Not forc’d by fortune, but since your free mind ‭ (Made by affliction) rests...

ETC.

75 Greece ...Ages and Hosts of Foes. ‭ TO THE RUINS OF TROY AND GREECE ‭ Troy rac'd, Greece wrack'd, who mourns? Ye both may boast, ‭ Else th' Iliads and Odysseys had been...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...adventurous bark; the Colchian fleece ‭ Not half so precious as this Soul of Greece, ‭ In whose Songs I have made our shores rejoice, ‭ And Greek itself vail to...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Parnassus ...“This scar then see,” ‭ Replied Ulysses, “giv’n me by the boar ‭ Slain in Parnassus, I being sent before ‭ By your’s and by my honour’d mother’s will, ‭ To see...

Parnassus

76 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Polypemon ...house, to much renown extoll’d. ‭ My father Aphidantes, fam’d to spring ‭ From Polypemon, the Molossian king. ‭ My name Eperitus. My taking land ‭ On this fair Isle was...

Polypemon

81 Ithaca ...yet Agamemnon knew ‭ Melanthius’ heir, much-fam’d Amphimedon, ‭ Who had in Ithaca guest-favours shown ‭ To great Atrides; who first spake, and said: ‭...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...The style of Blessed to thy virtue yields. ‭ About thy fall the best of Greece and Troy ‭ Were sacrific’d to slaughter. Thy just joy ‭ Conceiv’d in battle...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 the states ...to the close of Phœbus’ orient gates, ‭ The nation then of dreams, and then the states ‭ Of those souls’ idols that the weary dead ‭ Gave up in earth, which in a...

the states

78 6.5,46.5,0 Lotophagi ...all, ‭ Beginning where he gave the Cicons fall; ‭ From thence his pass to the Lotophagi; ‭ The Cyclop’s acts, the putting out his eye, ‭ And wreak of all the soldiers...

Lotophagi

80 Laertes ...helm, in th’ other held ‭ A broad and ancient rusty-rested shield, ‭ That old Laertes in his youth had worn, ‭ Of which the cheek-bands had with age been torn. ‭...

Laertes

80 32.16573,36.51062,0 Phœbus ...left of all, ‭ Thy life shall leave thee, if the festival, ‭ We now observe to Phœbus, may our zeals ‭ Grace with his aid, and all the Deities else.” ‭ This threat...

Phœbus

81 Pylos ...trials now so brave, ‭ As all the broad Achaian earth exceeds, ‭ As sacred Pylos, as the Argive breeds, ‭ As black Epirus, as Mycena’s birth, ‭ And as the more...

Pylos

77 Pallas ...yet become ‭ His English Muse like an Arachnean loom, ‭ Wrought spite of Pallas, and therein bewrays ‭ More tongue than truth, begs, and adopts his bays; ‭ So...

Pallas

75 32.76644,26.01185,0 Pour Mars ...ever all thy fruits put out, ‭ As nourish’d by them, equal with thy fruits, ‭ Pour Mars’s iron-mines their accurs’d pursuits. ‭ So that when any earth-encroaching...

Pour Mars

80 THE CITY ERYTHRÆA Worshipful Earth ...t’ hospitious Jove’s whole state, ‭ And th’ hospitable table violate. ‭ TO THE CITY ERYTHRÆA ‭ Worshipful Earth, Giver of all things good! ‭ Giver of even felicity; whose flood ‭ The mind...

THE CITY ERYTHRÆA Worshipful Earth

77 Thestorides ...the true state of a human mind. ‭[1] Homer intimated, in this his answer to Thestorides, a will to have ‭him learn the knowledge of himself, before he inquired so...

Thestorides

79 Dardania ...ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS ‭ Ilion, and all the brave-horse-breeding soil, ‭ Dardania, I sing; that many a toil ‭ Impos’d upon the mighty Grecian pow’rs, ‭ Who were...

Dardania

79 22.5,42.5,0 Sardes ...the fair eyes deckt ‭ Make fautress of your stately-seated town, ‭ At foot of Sardes, with the high-hair’d crown, ‭ Inhabiting rich Cuma; where ye taste ‭ Of...

Sardes

80 28.04771951785868,38.48201324232528,0 Pluto ...this city with the seat of state ‭ To ox-ey’d Juno vow’d) yet situate ‭ Near Pluto’s region. At the extreme base ‭ Of whose so high-hair’d city, from the race ‭...

Pluto

79 Wash ...splendour from her crown of gold. ‭ And when her silver bosom is extoll’d, ‭ Wash’d in the ocean, in day’s equall’d noon ‭ Is midnight seated; but when she puts...

Wash

79 87.31667,38.7,0 Aurora ...sister Euryphaëssa, that life ‭ Of his high race gave to these lovely three: ‭ Aurora, with the rosy-wrists; and She ‭ That owns th’ enamouring tresses, the bright...

Aurora

81 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Earth ...song. ‭ TO EARTH, THE MOTHER OF ALL ‭ Mother of all things, the well-founded Earth, ‭ My Muse shall memorize; who all the birth ‭ Gives food that all her upper...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Earth ...him; and who, in date ‭ Of days forepast, through all the sea was sent, ‭ And Earth’s inenarrable continent, ‭ To acts that king Eurystheus had decreed; ‭ Did many...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Cyprus ...Queen I sing, ‭ Venus, that owes ill fate the fortressing ‭ Of all maritimal Cyprus; where the force ‭ Of gentle-breathing Zephyr steer’d her course ‭ Along the...

Cyprus

79 32.5,37.5,0 Ilion ...And then into thine own care take thy son ‭ From his calm seat to windy Ilion, ‭ Where, if strict question be upon the past, ‭ Asking what mother bore...

Ilion

74 Earth ...bark about them grown corrupt and dry, ‭ And all their boughs fall’n yield to Earth her right; ‭ And then the Nymphs’ lives leave the lovely night, ‭ “And these...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Wash ...Where, soon as enter’d, she ‭ The shining gates shut; and the Graces three ‭ Wash’d, and with oils of everlasting scent ‭ Bathed, as became, her deathless...

Wash

79 87.31667,38.7,0 Crete ...and what men here command. ‭ We were for well-known parts bound, and from Crete ‭ (Our vaunted country) to the Pylian seat ‭ Vow’d our whole voyage; yet arrive...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Pylos ...plow’d life-giving earth, ‭ As on the ever-treaders upon death. ‭ And now to Pylos, that so garnisheth ‭ Herself with buildings, old Neleus’ town, ‭ The prince...

Pylos

79 Neptune ...To Nestor; who his either guest ‭ Receiv’d at the religious feast ‭ He made to Neptune, on his shore; ‭ And there told what was done before ‭ The Trojan turrets, and...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pylos ...try if I can bring ye home ‭ An ill Fate to consort you; if it come ‭ From Pylos, or amongst the people here. ‭ But thither I resolve, and know that there ‭ I...

Pylos

77 Atlas ...given giving reason to distinguish it. And so ‭ὀλοὁφρων, an epithet given to Atlas, instantly following, in one ‭place signifies mente perniciosus, in the next...

Atlas

79 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 Sparta ...men. ‭ To Pylos first be thy addression then, ‭ To god-like Nestor; thence to Sparta haste, ‭ To gold-lock’d Menelaus, who was last ‭ Of all the brass-arm’d Greeks...

Sparta

80 22.42454,37.08149,0 Pylos ...of his retreat may hear, ‭ For chiefly Jove gives all that honours men. ‭ To Pylos first be thy addression then, ‭ To god-like Nestor; thence to Sparta haste, ‭...

Pylos

79 Leucadia ...that did reign ‭ King of the Taphians, in the main ‭ Whose rough waves near Leucadia run. ‭ Advising wise Ulysses’ son ‭ To seek his father, and address ‭ His...

Leucadia

78 20.64944,38.70819,0 Ithaca ...And order their high pleasures thus: ‭ Grey Pallas to Telemachus ‭ (In Ithaca) her way addrest; ‭ And did her heav’nly limbs invest ‭ In Mentas’ likeness...

Ithaca

73 20.638399,38.44193,0 Miss ...would miss Advancement to the Gods with gifts, and therefore do not they Miss his remembrance after death. Now let an old man pray Thy graces to receive...

Miss

79 Ilion ...fight, myself being of access To his high person, serving him, and both to Ilion In one ship sail'd. Besides, by birth I breathe a Myrmidon, Polyctor...

Ilion

79 Ilion ...goods of most price to more guard; or go ye all your ways Frighted from holy Ilion, so excellent a son As thou hadst (being your special strength) fallen to...

Ilion

81 Xanthus ...the king. He, having pass'd the mighty tomb of Ilus, watering His mules in Xanthus, the dark even fell on the earth; and then Idæus (guider of the mules)...

Xanthus

81 29.191694,36.41025,0 Jupiter ...to die; And bringing him past town to field, all left him; and the eye Of Jupiter was then his guard, who pitied him, and us'd These words to Hermes: "Mercury...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Cretan ...forehead putting forth a star, round like the moon, and white. Up stood the Cretan, utt'ring this: "Is it alone my sight, Princes and captains, that discerns...

Cretan

80 14.258433,37.062775,0 Neptune ...Ye all know well, of how divine a strain My horse are, and how eminent. Of Neptune's gift they are To Peleus, and of his to me. Myself then will not share In...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Æacides ...for his bones; which found, they conscionably prov'd His will made to Æacides, and what his love did add. A golden vessel, double fat, contain'd them. All...

Æacides

78 Meriones ...Both men and mules for carriage of matter for the fire; Of all which work Meriones, the Cretan sov'reign's squire, Was captain; and abroad they went...

Meriones

80 Pluto ...but now, dead, thy dying love abates. Inter me quickly, enter me in Pluto's iron gates, For now the souls (the shades) of men, fled from this being...

Pluto

72 Pluto ...me; which would he had not done, To live past thee! Thou now art div'd to Pluto's gloomy throne, Sunk through the coverts of the earth; I, in a hell of...

Pluto

78 Neptune ...dam up all their lights, ‭ As if a mountain interpos’d their sights.” ‭ When Neptune heard this, he for Scheria went, ‭ Whence the Phæacians took their first...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Aurora ...late, ‭ And not consorted with a savéd mate.’ ‭ This said, the golden-thron’d Aurora rose, ‭ She her way went, and I did mine dispose ‭ Up to my ship, weigh’d...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 polish ...it, or, if up, descend, ‭ Though twenty hands and feet he had for hold, ‭ A polish’d ice-like glibness doth enfold ‭ The rock so round, whose midst a gloomy...

polish

78 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Laertes ...will do ever more. ‭ Soon as he saw, he knew me, and gave speech: ‭ ‘Son of Laertes, high in wisdom’s reach, ‭ And yet unhappy wretch, for in this heart, ‭ Of all...

Laertes

78 32.16573,36.51062,0 Hercules ...Were rais’d about it. Down with these was thrust ‭ The idol of the force of Hercules, ‭ But his firm self did no such fate oppress, ‭ He feasting lives amongst th’...

Hercules

78 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Greece ...touch, ‭ In sentence, any but Saturnius’ doom; ‭ In whose hate was the host of Greece become ‭ A very horror; who express’d it well ‭ In signing thy fate with this...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...of men! ‭ What sort of cruel death hath render’d slain ‭ Thy royal person? Neptune in thy fleet ‭ Heav’n and his hellish billows making meet, ‭ Rousing the winds?...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Megara ...the great increase. ‭ I saw, besides, proud Creon’s daughter there, ‭ Bright Megara, that nuptial yoke did wear ‭ With Jove’s great son, who never field did try ‭...

Megara

79 Ilion ...of Autolycus the great, ‭ Grave Anticlea, whom, when forth I set ‭ For sacred Ilion, I had left alive. ‭ Her sight much mov’d me, and to tears did drive ‭ My note...

Ilion

80 Tiresias ...house ‭ Of austere Pluto and his glorious spouse, ‭ To take the counsel of Tiresias, ‭ The rev’rend Theban, to direct our pass.’ ‭ This brake their hearts, and...

Tiresias

77 Pluto ...that their fruits soon lose. ‭ Cast anchor in the gulfs, and go alone ‭ To Pluto’s dark house, where, to Acheron ‭ Cocytus runs, and Pyriphlegethon, ‭ Cocytus...

Pluto

77 Pluto ...I cheer’d, ‭ In note particular, and said: ‘See, friends, ‭ We will not yet to Pluto’s house; our ends ‭ Shall not be hasten’d, though we be declin’d ‭ In cause of...

Pluto

81 fold ...and held ‭ State in thy steps, both to the flood and field, ‭ First still at fold at even, now last remain? ‭ Dost thou not wish I had mine eye again, ‭ Which...

fold

79 Greece ...you are there. ‭ And therefore what afflicts you? Why, to hear ‭ The fate of Greece and Ilion, mourn you so? ‭ The Gods have done it; as to all they do ‭ Destine...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...haste ‭ Up to the dear room where his wife he woo’d, ‭ And, madly wrath with Mars, he all bestrow’d ‭ The bed, and bed-posts, all the beam above ‭ That cross’d...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Messena ...the roof ‭ Of wise Orsilochus their pass had proof ‭ Of mutual meeting in Messena; where ‭ Ulysses claim’d a debt, to whose pay were ‭ The whole Messenian people...

Messena

76 Eumæus ...and sell, ‭ Or do the drudg’ry that the blood desir’d, ‭ And, standing near Eumæus, this enquir’d: ‭ “What guest is this that makes our house of late ‭ His...

Eumæus

78 Pluto ...them cast it down ‭ Where refluent Oceanus doth crown ‭ His curléd head, where Pluto’s orchard is, ‭ And entrance to our after miseries. ‭ As such stern whirlwinds...

Pluto

81 Pylos ...my pass of men in her command; ‭ Whom I enjoin’d to set me on the land ‭ Of Pylos, or of Elis the divine, ‭ Where the Epeïans in great empire shine. ‭ But force...

Pylos

78 South ...for man, ‭ On which the North breath’d; th’ other for the Gods, ‭ On which the South; and that bore no abodes ‭ For earthy men, but only deathless feet ‭ Had there...

South

81 -19.17522938106053,64.14620971568705,0 Ithaca ...first doth call ‭ The early morning out, advanc’d her head, ‭ Then near to Ithaca the billow-bred ‭ Phræcian ship approach’d. There is a port, ‭ That th’ aged...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ogygia ...friends supplied. ‭ Nine days at sea I hover’d; the tenth night ‭ In th’ isle Ogygia, where, about the bright ‭ And right renown’d Calypso, I was cast ‭ By pow’r of...

Ogygia

80 West Came Zephyr ...the sea it darken’d. Yet from wrack ‭ She ran a good free time, till from the West ‭ Came Zephyr ruffling forth, and put his breast ‭ Out in a singing tempest, so most vast ‭...

West Came Zephyr

80 Ithaca ...that in broad heav’n live, ‭ And in particular vow, if we arrive ‭ In natural Ithaca, to straight erect ‭ A temple to the Haughty-in-aspect, ‭ Rich and magnificent...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 polish ...it, or, if up, descend, ‭ Though twenty hands and feet he had for hold, ‭ A polish’d ice-like glibness doth enfold ‭ The rock so round, whose midst a gloomy...

polish

78 Hercules ...Were rais’d about it. Down with these was thrust ‭ The idol of the force of Hercules, ‭ But his firm self did no such fate oppress, ‭ He feasting lives amongst th’...

Hercules

78 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Neptune ...of men! ‭ What sort of cruel death hath render’d slain ‭ Thy royal person? Neptune in thy fleet ‭ Heav’n and his hellish billows making meet, ‭ Rousing the winds?...

Neptune

77 Ilion ...your worthy friends, were none ‭ Objected to your eyes that consorts were ‭ To Ilion with you, and serv’d destiny there? ‭ This night is passing long, unmeasur’d...

Ilion

81 Pluto ...honour’d gold more than she lov’d her spouse. [5] ‭ But, all th’ heroesses in Pluto’s house ‭ That then encounter’d me, exceeds my might ‭ To name or number, and...

Pluto

80 Pluto ...for the heavy fate ‭ The Gods laid on him. She made violent flight ‭ To Pluto’s dark house from the loathéd light, ‭ Beneath a steep beam strangled with a...

Pluto

74 Neptune ...yet I shall be free, ‭ Thou dost not tell, to glorify thy birth; ‭ Thy love is Neptune, shaker of the earth.’ ‭ This said, he plung’d into the sea; and she, ‭ Begot...

Neptune

81 Ilion ...to coast, ‭ Ever since first the mighty Grecian host ‭ Divine Atrides led to Ilion, ‭ And I his follower, to set war upon ‭ The rapeful Trojans; and so pray’d she...

Ilion

79 Neptune ...wish’d retreat for home; ‭ Which hardly God will let thee overcome, ‭ Since Neptune still will his opposure try, ‭ With all his laid-up anger, for the eye ‭ His...

Neptune

78 Ilion ...of Autolycus the great, ‭ Grave Anticlea, whom, when forth I set ‭ For sacred Ilion, I had left alive. ‭ Her sight much mov’d me, and to tears did drive ‭ My note...

Ilion

80 Pluto ...fit for an affair so great, ‭ I said: ‘O Circe, who shall steer my course ‭ To Pluto’s kingdom? Never ship had force ‭ To make that voyage.’ The divine-in-voice ‭...

Pluto

81 Pluto ...be ‭ Perform’d before you steer your course for home: ‭ You must the way to Pluto overcome, ‭ And stern Persephoné, to form your pass, ‭ By th’ aged Theban soul...

Pluto

78 Smynra ...chairs of state; ‭ Set herby honey, and the delicate ‭ Wine brought from Smynra, to them; meal and cheese; ‭ But harmful venoms she commix’d with these, ‭ That...

Smynra

75 Pluto ...I cheer’d, ‭ In note particular, and said: ‘See, friends, ‭ We will not yet to Pluto’s house; our ends ‭ Shall not be hasten’d, though we be declin’d ‭ In cause of...

Pluto

81 Aurora ...in the fatal spights ‭ Of toil and sorrow; but the next third day ‭ When fair Aurora had inform’d, quick way ‭ I made out of my ship, my sword and lance ‭ Took for...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Æolus ...and suppos’d ‭ That gold and silver I had there enclos’d, ‭ As gift from Æolus, and said: ‘O heav’n! ‭ What grace and grave price is by all men giv’n ‭ To our...

Æolus

75 Neptune ...his dwelling show, ‭ Let Detriment prepare him wrongs enow.’ ‭ Thus pray’d he Neptune; who, his sire, appear’d, ‭ And all his pray’r to ev’ry syllable heard. ‭ But...

Neptune

80 Ilion ...prevention, since I set ‭ From ruin’d Troy my first foot in retreat. ‭ From Ilion ill winds cast me on the coast ‭ The Cicons hold, where I employ’d mine host ‭...

Ilion

78 Thrace ...Which said, he loos’d them. Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For Cyprus was, and took her Paphian state, ‭ Where she a...

Thrace

76 Mars ...haste ‭ Up to the dear room where his wife he woo’d, ‭ And, madly wrath with Mars, he all bestrow’d ‭ The bed, and bed-posts, all the beam above ‭ That cross’d...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Laodamas ...leap Amphialus, At the hollow stone ‭ Elatreüs excell’d. At buffets, last, ‭ Laodamas, the king’s fair son, surpast. ‭ When all had striv’d in these assays their...

Laodamas

79 Eubœa ...and your house ere night, ‭ Though far beyond Eubœa be that sight. ‭ And this Eubœa, as our subjects say ‭ That have been there and seen, is far away, ‭ Farthest...

Eubœa

80 Salamine ...learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭ Art thou of Chios? No. Of Salamine? ‭ As little. Was the Smyrnean country thine? ‭ Nor so. Which then? Was Cuma’s?...

Salamine

80 Dionysius Longinus ...it, and produce it needfully. Much wondered at, ‭therefore, is the censure of Dionysius Longinus, (a man otherwise ‭affirmed grave and of elegant judgment,) comparing Homer in...

Dionysius Longinus

80 Troy ...age, and give nutritión To him that nourish'd me. Far off my rest is set in Troy, To leave thee restless and thy seed; thyself that did enjoy, As we have...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Ilion ...goods of most price to more guard; or go ye all your ways Frighted from holy Ilion, so excellent a son As thou hadst (being your special strength) fallen to...

Ilion

81 Xanthus ...the king. He, having pass'd the mighty tomb of Ilus, watering His mules in Xanthus, the dark even fell on the earth; and then Idæus (guider of the mules)...

Xanthus

81 Jove ...Thus greeting her: "Come, hapless dame, an angel I have seen, Sent down from Jove, that bade me free our dear son from the fleet With ransom pleasing to our...

Jove

81 Paris ...Ilion, And all his subjects, for the rape of his licentious son, Proud Paris, that despis'd these Dames in their divine access Made to his cottage, and...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Sidon ...special worth For workmanship, receiving form from those ingenious men Of Sidon. The Phœnicians made choice, and brought it then Along the green sea, giving...

Sidon

80 35.37564,33.55993,0 Thebes ...the grandchild of honour'd Talaon. He was so strong that, coming once to Thebes, when Œdipus Had like rites solemniz'd for him, he went victorious From all...

Thebes

77 Asteropæus ...paid Out of my tents. I'll give him th' arms, which late I conquer'd in Asteropæus, forg'd of brass, and wav'd about with tin; 'Twill be a present worthy him."...

Asteropæus

78 Cretan ...forehead putting forth a star, round like the moon, and white. Up stood the Cretan, utt'ring this: "Is it alone my sight, Princes and captains, that discerns...

Cretan

80 14.258433,37.062775,0 Diomed ...they made at first. Idomenëus' eye Distinguish'd all, he knew the voice of Diomed, seeing a horse Of special mark, of colour bay, and was the first in course...

Diomed

79 Ilion ...Echepolus, the Anchisiaden, As bribe to free him from the war resolv'd for Ilion; So Delicacy feasted him, whom Jove bestow'd upon A mighty wealth; his...

Ilion

79 West ...I come to signify That Thetis' son implores your aids, princes of North and West, With vows of much fair sacrifice, if each will set his breast Against his...

West

80 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 Atrides ...sake, And though I loathe food, I will eat. But early in the morn, Atrides, use your strict command that loads of wood be borne To our design'd place...

Atrides

73 Ilion ...friend, O my Astyanax; O my lord, thy hand that did defend These gates of Ilion, these long walls by thy arm measur'd still Amply and only. Yet at fleet thy...

Ilion

82 Pluto ...me; which would he had not done, To live past thee! Thou now art div'd to Pluto's gloomy throne, Sunk through the coverts of the earth; I, in a hell of...

Pluto

78 Ilion ...With thighs of sacrificéd beeves, both on the lofty brows Of Ida, and in Ilion's height. Consult we, shall we free His life from death, or give it now t'...

Ilion

79 Ilion ...sight! A man I love much, I see forc'd in most unworthy flight About great Ilion. My heart grieves; he paid so many vows, With thighs of sacrificéd beeves...

Ilion

81 Ilion ...threw them to his son, To make him shun them. He now stood without steep Ilion, Thirsting the combat; and to him thus miserably cried The kind old king...

Ilion

77 Phœbus ...Hector's stay Before Troy at the Scæan ports. Achilles still made way At Phœbus, who his bright head turn'd, and ask'd: "Why, Peleus' son, Pursu'st thou...

Phœbus

79 Neptune ...Thy idle bow? No more my ears shall hear thee vaunt in skies Dares to meet Neptune, but I'll tell thy coward's tongue it lies." He answer'd nothing; yet Jove's...

Neptune

81 Mars ...shunning charge of me; and no less impotent Be all their aids, than hers to Mars. So short work would be made In our depopulating Troy, this hardiest to...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...Kind Aphrodite was his guide. Which Juno seeing, exclaim'd: "Pallas, see, Mars is help'd from field! Dog-fly, his rude tongue nam'd Thyself ev'n now...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Satnius ...old Alte's seed; Alte, whose palace stood In height of upper Pedasus, near Satnius' silver flood, And rul'd the war-like Lelegi. Whose seed (as many more)...

Satnius

79 Ilion ...now I thrice the worth will raise. This day makes twelve, since I arriv'd in Ilion, many days Being spent before in sufferance; and now a cruel fate Thrusts...

Ilion

81 Ilion ...forth he pours his utmost throat; so bellow'd this slain friend Of flying Ilion, with the breath that gave his being end. Then rush'd he on, and in his eye...

Ilion

78 Greek ...wroths, From hated Troy; no, not when all in studied fire she flames The Greek rage, blowing her last coal." This nothing turn'd his aims From present...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Neptune ...he (Achilles came so close) had doubtless sunk beneath His own death had not Neptune seen and interpos'd the odds Of his divine pow'r, utt'ring this to the...

Neptune

81 Pylos ...bred ‭ His hand hath slaughter’d. Go we then (before ‭ His ’scape to Pylos, or the Elians’ shore, ‭ Where rule the Epeans) ’gainst his horrid hand; ‭ For...

Pylos

71 Parnassus ...“This scar then see,” ‭ Replied Ulysses, “giv’n me by the boar ‭ Slain in Parnassus, I being sent before ‭ By your’s and by my honour’d mother’s will, ‭ To see...

Parnassus

76 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Pylos ...guest, ‭ Ragg’d as a beggar in that life profest. ‭ At length Telemachus left Pylos’ sand, ‭ And with a ship fetch’d soon his native land, ‭ When yet not home he...

Pylos

80 Ithaca ...yet Agamemnon knew ‭ Melanthius’ heir, much-fam’d Amphimedon, ‭ Who had in Ithaca guest-favours shown ‭ To great Atrides; who first spake, and said: ‭...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Earth ...strangely. Who is it can move ‭ My bed out of his place? It shall oppress ‭ Earth’s greatest understander; and, unless ‭ Ev’n God himself come, that can eas’ly...

Earth

78 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Ilion ...Since first my dearest sleeping-mate was gone ‭ For that too-ill-to-speak-of Ilion. ‭ Hence, take your mad steps back. If any maid ‭ Of all my train besides a...

Ilion

79 Ulysses ...th’ other two. ‭ “At whom,” said he, “discharge no darts, but throw ‭ All at Ulysses, rousing his faint rest; ‭ Whom if we slaughter, by our interest ‭ In Jove’s...

Ulysses

79 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Ulysses ...vaunted.” Thus he drew ‭ His sharp-edg’d sword; and with a table flew ‭ In on Ulysses, with a terrible throat ‭ His fierce charge urging. But Ulysses smote ‭ The...

Ulysses

80 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Ithaca ...any pow’r ‭ T’ impair his right in things for any Wooer, ‭ Or any that rough Ithaca affords, ‭ Any that Elis; of which no man’s words ‭ Nor pow’rs should curb him...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Epirus ...Achaian earth exceeds, ‭ As sacred Pylos, as the Argive breeds, ‭ As black Epirus, as Mycena’s birth, ‭ And as the more fam’d Ithacensian earth, ‭ All which...

Epirus

77 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Messena ...the roof ‭ Of wise Orsilochus their pass had proof ‭ Of mutual meeting in Messena; where ‭ Ulysses claim’d a debt, to whose pay were ‭ The whole Messenian people...

Messena

76 Eumæus ...and sell, ‭ Or do the drudg’ry that the blood desir’d, ‭ And, standing near Eumæus, this enquir’d: ‭ “What guest is this that makes our house of late ‭ His...

Eumæus

78 Neptune ...them for rape ‭ Made of his oxen, and no man let ’scape ‭ The rugged deeps of Neptune; only he, ‭ The ship’s keel only keeping, was by sea ‭ Cast on the fair...

Neptune

80 Ilion ...king Deucalion, ‭ Was sire to me and royal Idomen, ‭ Who with Atrides went to Ilion then, ‭ My elder brother and the better man, ‭ My name Aethon. At that time...

Ilion

80 Ilion ...The Gods my person, beauty, virtue too, ‭ Long since subverted, when the Ilion woe ‭ The Greek design attempted; in which went ‭ My praise and honour. In his...

Ilion

75 Aurora ...I’ll serve to feed these lamps, should these lords’ dances ‭ Last till Aurora cheer’d us with their glances. ‭ They cannot weary me, for I am one ‭ Born to...

Aurora

73 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...body, form, ‭ The Gods have blasted with that only storm ‭ That ravish’d Greece to Ilion, since my lord, ‭ For that war shipp’d, bore all my goods aboard. ‭ If...

Greece

75 Crete ...hear; ‭ So sweeten’d he my bosom at my meat, ‭ Affirming that Ulysses was in Crete, ‭ Where first the memories of Minos were, ‭ A guest to him there dwelling...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Atrides ...ear, ‭ Alive or dead, from any earthy man. ‭ But to the great Lacedæmonian, ‭ Atrides, famous for his lance, he sent, ‭ With horse and chariots, me, to learn th’...

Atrides

80 Ithaca ...his retreat ‭ ‘Tis safe perform’d, and make them quickly get ‭ Their ship for Ithaca.” This was not said ‭ Before Amphinomus in port display’d ‭ The ship arriv’d...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Eumæus ...OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS ‭ THE ARGUMENT ‭ The Prince at field, he sends to town ‭ Eumæus, to make truly known ‭ His safe return. By Pallas’ will, ‭ Telemachus is giv’n...

Eumæus

80 Ortygia ...err’d. ‭ And now thy will to act shall be preferr’d. ‭ There is an isle above Ortygia, ‭ If thou hast heard, they call it Syria, ‭ Where, once a day, the sun moves...

Ortygia

80 27.339225,37.829783,0 Pylos ...to great Neleüs, ‭ And to his brother’s house reduc’d his wife. ‭ Who yet from Pylos did remove his life ‭ For feed-horse Argos, where his fate set down ‭ A...

Pylos

81 Pylos ...at Argos, yet his race’s vein ‭ Flow’d from Melampus, who in former date ‭ In Pylos liv’d, and had a huge estate, ‭ But fled his country, and the punishing hand ‭...

Pylos

80 Pylos ...They join’d their horse, took coach, and did dispose ‭ Their course for Pylos; whose high city soon ‭ They reach’d. Nor would Telemachus be won ‭ To Nestor’s...

Pylos

74 Aurora ...guest-rites; and sleep’s natural need ‭ They that night served there. When Aurora rose, ‭ They join’d their horse, took coach, and did dispose ‭ Their course for...

Aurora

77 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Syrian ...Being sold by the Phœnician ‭ For some agreed-on faculties, ‭ From forth the Syrian isle made prise. ‭ Telemachus, arrived at home, ‭ Doth to Eumæus’ cottage...

Syrian

79 30.354167,30.317778,0 Hind ...depression; and his garments too, ‭ Giv’n by Calypso, gave him much to do, ‭ Hind’ring his swimming; yet he left not so ‭ His drenchéd vessel, for the...

Hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Troy ...death. ‭ Thrice four times blest were they that sunk beneath ‭ Their fates at Troy, and did to nought contend ‭ But to renown Atrides with their end! ‭ I would to...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Neptune ...figure yield, ‭ And look’d from off the dark seas like a shield. ‭ Imperious Neptune, making his retreat ‭ From th’ Æthiopian earth, and taking seat ‭ Upon the...

Neptune

79 Ortygia ...you easy-living States ‭ Could never satisfy your emulous hates, ‭ Till in Ortygia the precise-liv’d Dame, ‭ Gold-thron’d Diana, on him rudely came, ‭ And with...

Ortygia

77 27.339225,37.829783,0 Pieria ...pleas’d, ‭ And any sleeper, when he wish’d, diseas’d. ‭ This took; he stoop’d Pieria, and thence ‭ Glid through the air, and Neptune’s confluence ‭ Kiss’d as he...

Pieria

80 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Neptune ...the frame ‭ Of those seas’ tempers. But the mean, ‭ By which she curbs dread Neptune’s spleen, ‭ Is made a jewel, which she takes ‭ From off her head, and that she...

Neptune

79 Greece ...should not hear. ‭[4] Helen counterfeited the wives’ voices of those kings of Greece ‭that were in the wooden horse, and calls their husbands. ‭[5] Δἐμας...

Greece

81 Jupiter ...Ascend your chamber with your ladies here, ‭ And pray the seed of goat-nurs’d Jupiter, ‭ Divine Athenia, to preserve your son, ‭ And she will save him from...

Jupiter

80 Euryclea ...hope, and his, ‭ Resolv’d to end in their conspiracies.” ‭ His nurse then, Euryclea, made reply: ‭ “Dear sov’reign, let me with your own hands die, ‭ Or cast me...

Euryclea

77 Neptune ...is, th’ Ægyptian peer, ‭ Who can the deeps of all the seas exquire, ‭ Who Neptune’s priest is, and, they say, the sire ‭ That did beget me. Him, if any way ‭...

Neptune

76 Lybia ...And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of Arabia, ‭ And Lybia, where with horns ewes yean their lambs, ‭ Which ev’ry full year ewes are three...

Lybia

74 polish ...into which might run ‭ The water as they wash’d. Then set she near ‭ A polish’d table, on which all the cheer ‭ The present could afford a rev’rend dame, ‭...

polish

73 Lacedæmon ...sire ‭ The son doth hear. ‭ The Wooers conspire. ‭ The Mother’s fear. ‭ In Lacedæmon now, the nurse of whales, [1] ‭ These two arriv’d, and found at festivals, ‭...

Lacedæmon

78 Pheris ...it all the day. ‭ But now the sun set, dark’ning ev’ry way, ‭ When they to Pheris came; and in the house ‭ Of Diocles (the son t’ Orsilochus, ‭ Whom flood...

Pheris

77 Sparta ...Both horse and chariot, and thy guides shall be ‭ My sons themselves) to Sparta the divine, ‭ And to the king whose locks like amber shine. ‭ Intreat the truth...

Sparta

75 22.42454,37.08149,0 Psyria ...sail should hoise ‭ Above rough Chius, left on our left hand, ‭ To th’ isle of Psyria, or that rugged land ‭ Sail under, and for windy Mimas steer. ‭ We ask’d of God...

Psyria

81 Ill ...them, ‭ With all the depth and sleight of stratagem ‭ That could be thought. Ill knit to ill past end. ‭ Yet still they toil’d us; nor would yet Jove send ‭...

Ill

79 Pisenor ...all trust had for her sufficiency, ‭ Old Euryclea, one of Opis’ race, ‭ Son to Pisenor, and in passing grace ‭ With grey Minerva; her the prince did call, ‭ And said...

Pisenor

81 Pylos ...Ship, and choice oars, that in a trice will land ‭ Thy hasty fleet on heav’nly Pylos’ sand, ‭ And at the fame of thy illustrious sire.” ‭ He answer’d: “Men, whom...

Pylos

81 Ione ...to manly life, and ‭have their information immediately from Jove (as Plato in Ione ‭witnesseth); the word deduced from ἅλφα, which is taken for ‭him qui primas...

Ione

80 -120.93272,38.35269,0 Neptune ...cares of ours, ‭ All to discover how we may prefer ‭ His wish’d retreat, and Neptune make forbear ‭ His stern eye to him, since no one God can, ‭ In spite of all...

Neptune

79 Sparta ...seek his father, and address ‭ His course to young Tantalides, ‭ That govern’d Sparta. Thus much said, ‭ She shew’d she was Heav’n’s martial Maid, ‭ And vanish’d...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Sun Cast ...upon it, through whose breast doth run ‭ A rocky cave, near which the King the Sun ‭ Cast to contrive a temple to his mind, ‭ And said, “Now here stands my conceit...

Sun Cast

81 Crissa ...and much more wise, ‭ O king, than I, thy pow’r being great’st of all ‭ In Crissa, underneath the bosom’s fall ‭ Of steep Parnassus,—let thy mind be given ‭ To...

Crissa

77 16.28592,38.66354,0 Peloponnesus ...ever offer to my love ‭ Whole hecatombs; even all the men that move ‭ In rich Peloponnesus, and all those ‭ Of Europe, and the isles the seas enclose, ‭ Whom future...

Peloponnesus

80 Into Pieria ...to pronounce thy oracles to men? ‭ First from Olympus thou alightedst then ‭ Into Pieria, passing all the land ‭ Of fruitless Lesbos, chok’d with drifts of sand, ‭ The...

Into Pieria

79 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Earth ...and they on horseback all? ‭ Or shall I sing thee, as thou first didst grace ‭ Earth with thy foot, to find thee forth a place ‭ Fit to pronounce thy oracles to...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Saturnia ...The childbirth-guiding Goddess, for just fear ‭ Lest, her charge utter’d in Saturnia’s ear, ‭ She, after, might dissuade her from descent. ‭ When wind-swift-footed...

Saturnia

78 11.504827,42.666255,0 Earth ...to sustain ‭ A mighty empire over Gods and men, ‭ Upon the holy-gift-giver the Earth. ‭ And bitterly I fear that, when his birth ‭ Gives him the sight of my so...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Phœbus ...rich inhabitants ‭ Careless of Deity. If thou then shouldst rear ‭ A fane to Phœbus, all men would confer ‭ Whole hecatombs of beeves for sacrifice, ‭ Still...

Phœbus

79 Lanas ...Μιμούμενος. Aping, or imitating us. ‭[19] Boots of war. ‭[20] Στέμματα, Lanas, eo quod colus cingant seu coronent. Which ‭our learned sect translate eating...

Lanas

76 123.73333,10.26667,0 Mars ...Mouse, ‭ Pure Artepibulus’s [47] dear descent; ‭ A prince that Mars himself show’d where he went. ‭ (Call’d Meridarpax, [48]) of so huge a might, ‭...

Mars

65 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pelion ...with disgraceful dust. ‭ Then Troglodytes [25] his thick javelin thrust ‭ In Pelion’s [26] bosom, bearing him to ground, ‭ Whom sad death seiz’d; his soul flew...

Pelion

79 20.959876,40.641298,0 Earth ...born before all learning) were worthily called the Sun and ‭Moon of the Earth; finding no compensation, he writ in contempt ‭of men this ridiculous poem of...

Earth

74 -102.41075,34.23314,0 ETC. ...TO MY EVER MOST-WORTHY-TO-BE-MOST HONOURED ‭ LORD, THE EARL OF SOMERSET, ETC. ‭ Not forc’d by fortune, but since your free mind ‭ (Made by affliction) rests...

ETC.

75 English ...In whose Songs I have made our shores rejoice, ‭ And Greek itself vail to our English voice. ‭ Yet this inestimable Pearl will all ‭ Our dunghill chanticleers but...

English

80 -86.46415,38.3345,0 OR ...their lust, ‭ To dare deeds great, to see them great and just. ‭ EIRESIONE, OR, THE OLIVE BRANCH ‭ The turrets of a man of infinite might, ‭ Of infinite...

OR

78 34.916666666,32.5,0 Dardania ...ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS ‭ Ilion, and all the brave-horse-breeding soil, ‭ Dardania, I sing; that many a toil ‭ Impos’d upon the mighty Grecian pow’rs, ‭ Who were...

Dardania

79 22.5,42.5,0 Phriconia ...to me. Which, in the force ‭ Of far-past time, the breakers of wild horse, ‭ Phriconia’s noble nation, girt with tow’rs; ‭ Whose youth in fight put on with fiery...

Phriconia

79 pole ...Sons, who both their bodies bear ‭ ’Twixt yellow wings down from the sparkling pole, ‭ Who straight the rage of those rude winds control, ‭ And all the high-waves...

pole

81 26.2,43.95,0 Aurora ...sister Euryphaëssa, that life ‭ Of his high race gave to these lovely three: ‭ Aurora, with the rosy-wrists; and She ‭ That owns th’ enamouring tresses, the bright...

Aurora

81 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Earth ...Whom ox-ey’d Euryphaëssa gave birth ‭ To the bright Seed of starry Heaven and Earth. ‭ For the far-fam’d Hyperion took to wife ‭ His sister Euryphaëssa, that...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Poesy ...Thy pleasure, then, shall my song still supply, ‭ And so salutes thee King of Poesy. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Neptune, the mighty marine God, I sing, ‭ Earth’s mover, and...

Poesy

80 Proserpina ...majesty itself is seen; ‭ And of the wedded, yet in grace still green, ‭ Proserpina, her daughter, that displays ‭ A beauty casting every way her rays. ‭ All...

Proserpina

75 -6.366389,38.969722,0 Phœbus ...But that prise, and the virtue of his play, ‭ His heart affected. But to Phœbus lay ‭ His close heart open; and he likewise knew ‭ The brave hill-nymph there...

Phœbus

75 Neptune ...grove ‭ (Onchestus) consecrated to the love ‭ Of round-and-long-neck’d Neptune, Phœbus found ‭ A man whom heavy years had press’d half round, ‭ And yet at...

Neptune

73 Pieria ...feet’s discoveries. ‭ The tamrisk boughs he gather’d, making way ‭ Back from Pieria, but as to convey ‭ Provision in them for his journey fit, ‭ It being long and...

Pieria

79 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Phæacian ...and enter our access ‭ Within my father’s court, then put you on ‭ For our Phæacian state, where, to be shown ‭ My father’s house, desire. Each infant there ‭ Can...

Phæacian

77 polish ...stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and masts, men make, and polish’d oars; ‭ For the Phæacians are not conquerors ‭ By bows nor quivers; oars...

polish

81 Neptune ...once past, you win ‭ The goodly market-place (that circles in ‭ A fane to Neptune, built of curious stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and...

Neptune

76 Phæacian ...I may let you see ‭ My father’s court, where all the peers will be ‭ Of our Phæacian state. At all parts, then, ‭ Observe to whom and what place y’ are t’ attain; ‭...

Phæacian

78 Egypt ...supplied my head ‭ With saving counsel; though I wish’d to die, ‭ And there in Egypt with their slaughters lie, ‭ So much grief seiz’d me, but Jove made me yield, ‭...

Egypt

81 Pluto ...acts, of no mean esteem. ‭ But death-conferring Fates have banish’d him ‭ To Pluto’s kingdom. After whom, his sons ‭ By lots divided his possessions, ‭ And gave...

Pluto

79 Cretan ...profess. ‭ Castor his name, surnam’d Hylacides. ‭ A man, in fore-times, by the Cretan state, ‭ For goods, good children, and his fortunate ‭ Success in all acts, of...

Cretan

81 14.258433,37.062775,0 Naiades ...The large and cover’d den, where thou hast done ‭ Hundreds of off’rings to the Naiades, ‭ Here Mount Neritus shakes his curléd tress ‭ Of shady woods.” This said, she...

Naiades

81 Smyrna ...death, which was not long after. And, according to this, when the Lydians in Smyrna were afflicted by the Æolians, and thought fit to leave the city, the captains...

Smyrna

79 Smyrna ...came into a place called Ægina, and there was taken of thieves, and brought to Smyrna, to Mæon king of the Lydians, who for her beauty married her. After which, she...

Smyrna

81 Paris ...of her too much observing men) bids her renounce heaven, and come live with Paris till he make her his wife or servant; scoptically or scornfully speaking it...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Valla ...I will here cite, and then pray you to confer it with that which followeth of Valla. Quoniam verò nunc Alexandrum Menelaus Postquam vicit, vult odiosam me...

Valla

80 16.38333,59.01667,0 Paris ...in the end of the third book, and is Helen's speech to Venus fetching her to Paris from seeing his cowardly combat with Menelaus; part of which speech I will here...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Poesy ...art performs this chief end of man with so much excitation and expression as Poesy; Moses, David, Solomon, Job, Esay, Jeremy, etc. chiefly using that to the end...

Poesy

79 English ...other mouths compell. For, ev'n as diff'rent a production Ask Greek and English, since as they in sounds And letters shun one form and unison; So have...

English

80 -86.46415,38.3345,0 ENGLAND ...SACRED FOUNTAIN OF PRINCES, SOLE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY AND VIRTUE, ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ETC. With whatsoever honour we adorn Your royal issue, we must...

ENGLAND

80 Mars ...all. On this he leaning, said: "O friends, great sons of Danaus, servants of Mars, Jove laid A heavy curse on me, to vow, and bind it with the bent Of his...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Aurora ...which then abroad he shook, And went to fleet. And now great heav'n Goddess Aurora scal'd, To Jove, and all Gods, bringing light; when Agamemnon call'd His...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...shook: and both were severéd, Their counsels broken. To the depth of Neptune's kingdom div'd Thetis from heav'n's height; Jove arose; and all the Gods...

Neptune

77 Greece ...in his want; and see Troy amplified In conquest, so much, and so long, till Greece may give again The glory reft him, and the more illustrate the free reign...

Greece

80 Pylos ...being call'd to the renown Of their societies, by their suits, from Pylos far, to fight In th' Apian kingdom; and I fought, to a degree of might That...

Pylos

72 Pylos ...Of divers-languag'd men, all born in his time and deceas'd, In sacred Pylos, where he reign'd amongst the third-ag'd men He, well-seen in the world...

Pylos

76 Greece ...faculties And ornaments bereft with iron; which now to other end Judges of Greece bear, and their' laws, receiv'd from Jove, defend; (For which my oath to thee...

Greece

81 Jove ...forc'd his broad sword up; and up to heav'n did re-ascend Minerva, who, in Jove's high roof that bears the rough shield, took Her place with other deities...

Jove

79 Ilion ...things present, past, to come, and rul'd the equipage Of th' Argive fleet to Ilion, for his prophetic rage Giv'n by Apollo; who, well-seen in th' ill they felt...

Ilion

81 Persia ...Homer's Poems translated and sung. Nor those Indians alone, but the kings of Persia. And amongst the Indians, of all the Greek poets, Homer being ever first in...

Persia

79 -78.93587,42.46312,0 Basiliscus ...of gold, the Iliads and Odysseys of Homer were inscribed; which miracle, in Basiliscus the Emperor's time, was consumed with fire. For his respect amongst the most...

Basiliscus

78 Laerces ...The fourth charge, aged Phœnix had. The fifth, Alcimedon, Son of Laerces, and much fam'd. All these digested thus In fit place by the mighty son of...

Laerces

71 Greek ...heart." Patroclus, sighing, said: "O Peleus' son, thou strongest Greek by all degrees that lives, Still be not angry, our sad state such cause of...

Greek

73 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Mars ...burn the fleet, that of itself was hot enough before. But now he far'd like Mars himself, so brandishing his lance As, through the deep shades of a wood, a...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Laomedon ...Bestow'd his lance; he was the son of Lampus, best of men, And Lampus of Laomedon, well-skill'd in strength of mind, He strook Phylides' shield quite through...

Laomedon

79 Laodamas ...Fierce Schedius, Perimedes' son; which Ajax did requite With slaughter of Laodamas, that led the foot to fight, And was Antenor's famous son. Polydamas did end...

Laodamas

80 Phylace ...but base, Of swift Oïliades, and dwelt, far from his breeding place, In Phylace; the other led th' Athenian bands, his sire Was Spelus, Bucolus's son...

Phylace

78 Greece ...ships, and Hellespont; and then will I devise All words and facts again for Greece, that largely may suffice To breathe them from their instant toils." Thus...

Greece

80 Ilion ...all Gods else prefer in fear." This said, down hasted she From Ida's top to Ilion; and like a mighty snow, Or gelid hail, that from the clouds the northern...

Ilion

80 Gargarus ...Where far-discerning Jupiter, in his repose, had crown'd The brows of Gargarus, and wrapt an odorif'rous cloud About his bosom. Coming near, they stood. Nor...

Gargarus

76 Jove ...arms, that over heav'n did shine And then a wrath more great and grave in Jove had been prepar'd Against the Gods than Juno caus'd, if Pallas had not car'd...

Jove

78 Saturnia ...all, and fear'd as men dismay'd. Then Jove on Ida's top awak'd, rose from Saturnia's side, Stood up, and look'd upon the war; and all inverted spied Since he...

Saturnia

78 11.504827,42.666255,0 Morys ...o'erthrew Phalces and Mermer, to their spoil. Meriones gave end To Morys and Hyppotion. Teucer to fate did send Prothoon and Periphetes. Atrides'...

Morys

73 Promachus ...kind parents, that their roofs their tears may overrun; For so the house of Promachus, and Alegenor's son, Must with his wife's eyes overflow, she never seeing...

Promachus

80 Prothenor ...brag the Grecians stomach'd much; but Telamonius most, Who stood most near Prothenor's fall, and out he sent a lance, Which Panthus' son, declining, 'scap'd, yet...

Prothenor

79 Greek ...From great-soul'd Panthus' son, I think, shall ever vainlier part, But some Greek's bosom it shall take, and make him give his ghost." This brag the Grecians...

Greek

82 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ..."What hath thy deep rest to do with his deep care? As though Jove's love to Ilion in all degrees were such As 'twas to Hercules his son, and so would storm as...

Ilion

80 Lemnos ...From Athos then she fell, Pass'd all the broad sea, and arriv'd in Lemnos, at the tow'rs Of godlike Thoas, where she met the Prince of all men's...

Lemnos

71 25.25,39.916667,0 Ilion ...till he had our blood, And fir'd our fleet, he never more would turn to Ilion. Nor is it long, I see, before his whole will will be done. O Gods! I now...

Ilion

76 Ascania ...Polypæt, Palmus, Ascanius, Morus that Hippotion did beget, And from Ascania's wealthy fields but ev'n the day before Arriv'd at Troy, that with their aid...

Ascania

74 25.25,36.25,0 Asiades ...Who, through the forefights making way, look'd for Deiphobus, King Helenus, Asiades, Hyrtasian Asius, Of whom, some were not to be found unhurt, or undeceas'd...

Asiades

82 Meneptolemus ...Phylides' cares, Amphion, Dracius. Before the Phthians Medon march'd, and Meneptolemus; And these, with the Bœotian pow'rs, bore up the fleet's defence. Oïleus by...

Meneptolemus

78 Greek ...it strook all light out of his cloudy eyes, And cleft his helmet; which a Greek, there fighting, made his prise, It fell so full beneath his feet...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...that here my ships have brought To bring thyself, thy father, friends, all Ilion's pomp, to nought." Deiphobus at two ways stood, in doubt to call some...

Ilion

79 Crete ...thou may'st see What issue Jove hath. Jove begot Minos, the strength of Crete; Minos begot Deucalion; Deucalion did beget Me Idomen, now Creta's king...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Hypsenor ...from him that wing'd it, his strong hand still drave it mortally On Prince Hypsenor; it did pierce his liver, underneath The veins it passeth; his shrunk knees...

Hypsenor

81 Cabesus ...to flight; For he, in sight of all the host, Othryonëus slew, That from Cabesus, with the fame of those wars, thither drew His new-come forces, and requir'd...

Cabesus

78 Crete ...might therefore be dissolv'd. Then, though a half-grey man he were, Crete's sov'reign did excite The Greeks to blows, and flew upon the Trojans, ev'n...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Thrace ...And is of such strength that in war the frighter he affrights, When, out of Thrace, they both take arms against th' Ephyran bands, Or 'gainst the great-soul'd...

Thrace

82 Merion ...darts, helms, targets boss'd, and corslets bright as day." "So I," said Merion, "at my tent, and sable bark, may say, I many Trojan spoils retain, but now...

Merion

80 Crete ...encounter'd, and but thus his forward spirit mov'd: "Idomenëus, prince of Crete! O whither now are fled Those threats in thee, with which the rest the...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ilion ...red field of strife. Whose-fair arms while the victors spoil'd, the youth of Ilion (Of which there serv'd the most and best) still boldly built upon The...

Ilion

81 Thoon ...(In their free choice) but he himself. Orestes, Iamenus, And Acamas Asiades, Thoon, Oenomaus, Were those that follow'd Asius. Within the gates they found Two...

Thoon

81 Neptune ...nights in tempests; and when all their utmost depth had made, Jove, Phœbus, Neptune, all came down, and all in state did wade To ruin of that impious fort. Great...

Neptune

80 Neptune ...pow'rs employ To ruin their work, and left less of that than they of Troy. Neptune and Phœbus tumbled down, from the Idalian hills, An inundation of all floods...

Neptune

81 Greece ...death by his resistless lance?" "Divine Patroclus," he replied, "no more can Greece advance Defensive weapons, but to fleet they headlong must retire, For...

Greece

81 Pylos ...sucking foals. And these soon-monied wares We drave into Neleius' town, fair Pylos, all by night. My father's heart was glad to see so much good fortune quite...

Pylos

81 Mars ...bring Machaon hurt, and from within did call His friend Patroclus; who, like Mars in form celestial, Came forth with first sound of his voice, first spring of...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greek ...honour'd friends, help out his vent'rous parts." Thus spake the wounded Greek; the sound cast on their backs their shields, And rais'd their darts; to...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...charg'd with troops alone, (Though valiant) he might be oppress'd, whom Greece so built upon. He led, and Ajax seconded. They found their Jove-lov'd king...

Greece

76 Ilion ...Hector, nor give leave that I shall end the day In fight against the Ilion pow'r; my wound is in my way." This said, his ready charioteer did scourge...

Ilion

73 Pluto ...Atrides' arm Antenor's issue thriv'd, And, to suffice precisest fate, to Pluto's mansion div'd. He with his lance, sword, mighty stones, pour'd his heroic...

Pluto

77 Greece ...he in Percope left, and came to Troy by land. And now he tried the fame of Greece, encount'ring with the king, Who threw his royal lance and miss'd. Iphidamas...

Greece

79 Ilion ...Of stout Antimachus, that stay'd the honourable deed The other peers of Ilion in council had decreed, To render Helen and her wealth; and would have basely...

Ilion

78 hind ...fleet from Ida's foody leas. And as a lion having found the furrow of a hind, Where she hath calv'd two little twins, at will and ease doth grind Their...

hind

76 12.44657,57.70338,0 the States ...Antenor's race Divine Agenor, Polybus, unmarried Acamas Proportion'd like the States of heav'n. In front of all the field, Troy's great Priamides did bear his...

the States

80 Thebes ...steps, thou went'st a bounteous guide, When th' Achives and the peers of Thebes he would have pacified, Sent as the Greeks' ambassador, and left them at the...

Thebes

77 Egyptian ...bring their wealth for strength, or all the store remains In circuit of Egyptian Thebes, where much hid treasure lies, Whose walls contain an hundred ports...

Egyptian

80 Cardamyle ...as never sire Gave to his daughter's nuptials. Sev'n cities left entire; Cardamyle, and Enope, and Hira full of flow'rs, Anthæa for sweet meadows prais'd, and...

Cardamyle

79 22.23317,36.88778,0 Jupiter ...Thou seed of Jove, By my advice we will no more unfit convention move With Jupiter, for mortal men; of whom, let this man die, And that man live, whoever he...

Jupiter

81 Castianira ...princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form, was like celestial breed; And, as a crimson poppy flow'r...

Castianira

81 hind ...air, That perfects his unspotted vows; who seiz'd in her repair A sucking hind calf, which she truss'd in her enforcive seres, And by Jove's altar let it...

hind

80 12.44657,57.70338,0 Greece ...hands, the hands of death employ; And, where Troy should be stoop'd by Greece, let Greece fall under Troy." To this ev'n weeping king did Jove...

Greece

75 Greece ...that made air sigh. Then Hector did exclaim: "O Tydeus' son, the kings of Greece do most renown thy name With highest place, feasts, and full cups; who now...

Greece

78 Greece ...his triumphant seat, Beholding Priam's famous town, and all the fleet of Greece. The Greeks took breakfast speedily, and arm'd at ev'ry piece. So Trojans...

Greece

77 Aurora ...So huge a work, and not to us due off'rings first enflame? As far as white Aurora's dews are sprinkled through the air, Fame will renown the hands of Greece...

Aurora

81 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...the broad fields, ascending heav'n, and th' ocean smooth did run; When Greece and Troy mix'd in such peace, you scarce could either know. Then wash'd...

Greece

79 Ilion ...up, to all the sky-thron'd Pow'rs; And grave Idæus did return to sacred Ilion's tow'rs, Where Ilians, and Dardanians, did still their counsels ply...

Ilion

76 Paris ...king, and other kings, his aid, Propose by me, in their commands, the offers Paris makes, From whose joy all our woes proceed. He princely undertakes That all...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...do his advice approve. So Troy doth court convent At Priam's gate, in th' Ilion tow'r, fearful and turbulent. Amongst all, wise Antenor spake: "Trojans, and...

Ilion

78 Greece ...Hector answer'd him: "Renownéd Telamon, Prince of the soldiers came from Greece, assay not me, like one Young and immartial, with great words, as to an...

Greece

77 Salamine Was ...of skill in fight; For I will well prove that my birth; and breed, in Salamine Was not all consecrate to meat, or mere effects of wine." This said, the...

Salamine Was

78 Argos ...The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or Lacedæmon. [7] His simile, high...

Argos

71 Messeides ...spin the Greek wives' webs of task, and their fetch water be To Argos, from Messeides, or clear Hyperia's spring; [6] Which howsoever thou abhorr'st, Fate's such a...

Messeides

80 Greece ...of the bane Troy suffer'd, and how vast Conquest had made herself for Greece) like one distraught, made hast To ample Ilion with her son, and nurse...

Greece

74 Minerva ...In all the heav'n of Goddesses, great Guardian of our town, Rev'rend Minerva, break the lance of Diomed, cease his grace, Give him to fall in shameful...

Minerva

75 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Jupiter ...Must now the press of fight endure; now solitude, to call Upon the name of Jupiter; thou only for us all. But wine will something comfort thee; for to a man...

Jupiter

81 Jupiter ...But stay a little, that myself may fetch our sweetest wine To offer first to Jupiter, then that these joints of thine May be refresh'd; for, woe is me, how thou...

Jupiter

81 Thebes ...or each other knew, I know not, since my sire Left me a child, at siege of Thebes, where he left his life's fire. But let us prove our grandsires' sons, and be...

Thebes

79 Jupiter ...of worth) Isander; and Hippolochus; and fair Laodomy, With whom, ev'n Jupiter himself left heav'n itself, to lie, And had by her the man at arms, Sarpedon...

Jupiter

80 Ilion ...Awhile hold out, till, for success to this your brave amends, I haste to Ilion, and procure our counsellors and wives To pray, and offer hecatombs, for...

Ilion

79 Mars ...fell) he drew; then Nestor spake to all: "O friends, and household men of Mars, let not your púrsuit fall, With those ye fell, for present spoil; nor, like...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Eurypylus ...The great heroë Leitus stay'd Phylacus in flight From further life; Eurypylus, Melanthius reft of light. The brother to the king of men, Adrestus took...

Eurypylus

74 Ilion ...Betwixt the floods of Simois and Xanthus, that confin'd All their affairs of Ilion, and round about them shin'd. The first that weigh'd down all the field, of...

Ilion

81 Pæon ...beneath the giants driv'n." This said, he gave his wound in charge to Pæon, who applied Such sov'reign med'cines, that as soon the pain was qualified...

Pæon

74 Mars ...threat, Usher'd with horrid gusts of wind; with such black vapours plum'd, Mars flew t' Olympus, and broad heav'n, and there his place resum'd. Sadly he...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...chariot. Then the knight of Pallas doth advance, And cast a jav'lin off at Mars, Minerva sent it on, That, where his arming girdle gilt, his belly graz'd...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Diomed ...Tydeus' son, He let his mighty Periphas lie, and in full charge he ran At Diomed; and he at him. Both near; the God began, And, thirsty of his blood, he...

Diomed

80 Greece ...your fleet." This did with shame make bold The gen'ral spirit and pow'r of Greece: when, with particular note Of their disgrace, Athenia made Tydeus' issue...

Greece

79 Mars ...Gods; then stay'd the white-arm'd Queen Her steeds, and ask'd of Jove, if Mars did not incense his spleen With his foul deeds, in ruining so many and so...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...sight! To see a field so fought, And break our words to Sparta's king, that Ilion should be rac'd, And he return reveng'd; when thus we see his Greeks...

Ilion

80 Sarpedon ...pow'r made in amain, And strook fear through the Grecian troops, but to Sarpedon gave Hope of full rescue, who thus cried: "O Hector! Help and save My body...

Sarpedon

76 26.061206,40.640181,0 Jupiter ...They sprung out of a lion's heart. He whilome came to Troy, (For horse that Jupiter gave Tros, for Ganymed, his boy) With six ships only, and few men, and tore...

Jupiter

82 Asian ...Not out of my particular cause; far hence my profit grows, For far hence Asian Lycia lies, where gulfy Xanthus flows, And where my lov'd wife, infant son...

Asian

79 Pæon ...heav'n he fled, Extremely tortur'd, for recure, which instantly he won At Pæon's hand, with sov'reign balm; and this did Jove's great son, Unblest...

Pæon

80 Mars ...well that men sustain By their inflictions as by men repaid to them again. Mars suffer'd much more than thyself by Ephialtes' pow'r, And Otus', Aloëus' sons...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...Iris to her aid, from all the darts that hiss'd At her quick rapture; and to Mars they took their plaintive course, And found him on the fight's left hand, by...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Tydides ...This said, he shook, and then he threw, a lance, aloft and large, That in Tydides' curets stuck, quite driving through his targe; Then bray'd he out so wild a...

Tydides

80 Mars ...So great help as our fathers had; and fought beneath a wall, Sacred to Mars, by help of Jove, and trusting to the fall Of happy signs from other Gods, by...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...In war, or any work of peace, at table, ev'rywhere; For when the best of Greece besides mix ever, at our cheer, My good old ardent wine with small, and our...

Greece

79 Ilion ...thou the single combat fought For all the army of the Greeks? For this hath Ilion sworn, And trod all faith beneath their feet? Yet all this hath not worn...

Ilion

80 Neptune ...When this black battle of the Gods was joining. Thus array'd 'Gainst Neptune, Phœbus with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst...

Neptune

75 Neptune ...The Gods' King in abhorréd claps his thunder rattled out. Beneath them Neptune toss'd the earth; the mountains round about Bow'd with affright and shook...

Neptune

77 Mars ...wall, And sometimes on the bellowing shore. On th' other side, the call Of Mars to fight was terrible, he cried out like a storm, Set on the city's...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a mist Preserves Æneas daring to resist Achilles; by whose hand much...

Neptune

76 Phthia ...presage My overthrow. I know myself, it is my fate to fall Thus far from Phthia; yet that fate shall fail to vent her gall, Till mine vent thousands." These...

Phthia

79 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 hind ...could with ease abide Their brave instruction; and so far they were from hind'ring it, That to it they were nimble wings, and made so light his spirit...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Argos ...Down from Olympus' top she stoop'd, and quickly reach'd the place In Argos where the famous wife of Sthenelus, whose race He fetch'd from Jove by...

Argos

75 Greece ...For his late hurt) to get good ear, thus order'd his reply: "Princes of Greece, your states shall suffer no indignity, If, being far off, ye stand and hear...

Greece

78 Ilion ...from me, And round about thy honour'd corse, these dames of Dardanie, And Ilion, with the ample breasts (whom our long spears and pow'rs And labours...

Ilion

80 Mars ...wings, my spirit shall force my limb To stand his worst, and give or take. Mars is our common lord, And the desirous swordsman's life he ever puts to...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jupiter ...Not Hercules himself shunn'd death, though dearest in the grace Of Jupiter; ev'n him Fate stoop'd, and Juno's cruelty. And if such fate expect my life...

Jupiter

73 Greece ...being Hector, and the son of Venus, who at length Put all the youth of Greece besides in most amazeful rout, Forgetting all their fortitudes, distraught...

Greece

75 Meriones ..."O glorious son of Atreus. Take thou then straight the dead, And thou, Meriones; we two, of one mind as one name, Will back ye soundly, and on us receive the...

Meriones

77 Greece ...his guard, the rest would leave for very fear The person to the spoil of Greece. And yet his guardians were Th' Ajaces and Meriones; whom much his care did...

Greece

77 Pæonia ...man he was of all that stood In name for arms amongst the troop that from Pæonia came, Asteropæus being the first; who was in ruth the same That Lycomedes...

Pæonia

78 Greece ...he said, Turn head, and not in that quick ease part with the corse to Greece." This said, before them all he flew, and all as of a piece Against the...

Greece

78 Panopëus ...ablest hand Of all the strong Phocensians, and liv'd with great command In Panopëus. The fell dart fell through his channel-bone, Pierc'd through his shoulder's...

Panopëus

81 Greece ...deservedly, thou flew'st from in his end, And left'st to all the lust of Greece? O Gods, a man that was (In life) so huge a good to Troy, and to thee such a...

Greece

77 Paris ...The spirit of Hector, thus he chid: "O goodly man at arms, In fight a Paris, why should fame make thee fort 'gainst our harms, Being such a fugitive? Now...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Mentas ...pow'rs the rescue he preferr'd Of those fair arms, and took the shape of Mentas, colonel Of all the Cicones that near the Thracian Hebrus dwell. Like him...

Mentas

77 Paris ...should have Fair Helena, with all she brought to Troy, If he subdu'd; else Paris should enjoy Her, and her wealth, in peace. Conquest doth grant Her dear...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Xanthus ...Which wise Achilles mark'd, slew him, and took his gold in strife, At Xanthus' flood; so little Death did fear his golden life. Sarpedon led the Lycians...

Xanthus

76 Meïon ...With Methles, and with Antiphus, (Pylæmen's sons) did fight The men of Meïon, whom the fen Gygæa brought to light, And those Meionians that beneath the...

Meïon

77 Arisba ...their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did guide; Prince Asius...

Arisba

78 26.2272,39.2393,0 Practius ...letting slip their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did guide...

Practius

81 Percotes ...fates, in letting slip their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did...

Percotes

81 Mars ...Æthica. He came not single, but with him Leonteus, Coron's son, An arm of Mars, and Coron's life Cenëus' seed begun. Twice-twenty ships attended these...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Machaon ...wilful tyranny,) In charge of Æsculapius' sons, physician highly prais'd, Machaon, Podalirius, were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt...

Machaon

80 Alopé ...Now will I sing the sackful troops Pelasgian Argos held, That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely...

Alopé

82 Hercules ...these, in battle unappall'd; Whom fair Astyoche brought forth, by force of Hercules, Led out of Ephyr with his hand, from river Selleës, When many towns of...

Hercules

79 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Merion ...Crete; Whom warlike Idomen did lead, co-partner in the fleet With kill-man Merion. Eighty ships with them did Troy invade. Tlepolemus Heraclides, right strong...

Merion

81 Crete ...the cities fortunate. And all the rest inhabiting the hundred towns of Crete; Whom warlike Idomen did lead, co-partner in the fleet With kill-man...

Crete

75 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Epirus ...men of wet Crocylia, Sharp Ægilipa, Samos' isle, Zacynthus sea inclos'd, Epirus, and the men that hold the continent oppos'd, All these did wise Ulysses...

Epirus

79 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Buphrasis ...pass the gulfy purple sea, that did no sea rites know. They, who in Hermin, Buphrasis, and Elis, did remain, What Olen's cliffs, Alisius, and Myrsin did contain...

Buphrasis

80 Hermin ...To pass the gulfy purple sea, that did no sea rites know. They, who in Hermin, Buphrasis, and Elis, did remain, What Olen's cliffs, Alisius, and Myrsin did...

Hermin

77 Stymphalus ...And strong Enispe, that for height is ever weather-blown, Tegea, and in Stymphalus, Parrhasia strongly wall'd, All these Alcæus' son to field (king Agapenor)...

Stymphalus

78 22.45931,37.85932,0 Orchomen ...Where dwelt the bold near-fighting men, who did in Phæneus live, And Orchomen, where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive, In Ripe, and in...

Orchomen

75 Cyparisscus ...Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and little Pteleon, The town where all the Iliots dwelt, and...

Cyparisscus

79 Corinth ...score black ships did follow these. The men fair Mycene held, The wealthy Corinth, Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in...

Corinth

78 -73.83234,43.24452,0 Eïon ...Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his head, Ægina, and Maseta's soil, did follow...

Eïon

76 Asinen ...Who did in fruitful Argos dwell, or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his...

Asinen

79 Anemores ...Pythonians, Men of religious Chrysa's soil, and fat Daulidians, Panopæans, Anemores, and fierce Hyampolists; And those that dwell where Cephisus casts up his...

Anemores

81 Azidon ...Minian Orchomen, God Mars's sons did lead (Ascalaphus and Ialmen) Who in Azidon Actor's house did of Astyoche come; The bashful maid, as she went up into the...

Azidon

79 Neptune ...field, and sets a fowl (not being of her kind) Hard, and gets ground still; Neptune so left these two, either's mind Beyond themselves rais'd. Of both which...

Neptune

80 Neptune ...δήμου, Duo viri plebei. THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Neptune (in pity of the Greeks' hard plight) Like Calchas, both th' Ajaces doth...

Neptune

80 fold ...in forcing which, his high mind makes him dare Assault upon the whole full fold, though guarded never so With well-arm'd men, and eager dogs; away he will...

fold

79 Atrides ...won The style of wrathful worthily; he's soft, he's too remiss; Or else, Atrides, his had been thy last of injuries." Thus he the people's Pastor chid; but...

Atrides

79 Greek ...If thus ye leave her here, for whom so many violent ends Have clos'd your Greek eyes, and so far from their so loved home. Go to these people, use no stay...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 gat ...Menesthius, whose renownéd sire a club did ever bear, And of Phylomedusa gat, that had her eyes so clear, This slaughter'd issue. Hector's dart strook...

gat

79 Caïra ...And show'd upon his ivory skin, as doth a purple dye Laid, by a dame of Caïra, or lovely Mæony, On ivory, wrought in ornaments to deck the cheeks of...

Caïra

78 East ...seas to her journey’s end. ‭ From thence they sail’d, quite opposite, to the East, ‭ And to the region where Light leaves his rest, ‭ The Light himself being...

East

79 -15.396150046196489,64.8948606919208,0 Laconia ...ship made fly. ‭ When first they stripp’d the Malean promont’ry, ‭ Touch’d at Laconia’s soil, in which a town ‭ Their ship arriv’d at, that the sea doth crown, ‭...

Laconia

80 22.46082645177671,37.07624042080912,0 Pylos ...that lived as merchants then, ‭ In traffics and pecuniary rates, ‭ For sandy Pylos and the Pylian states. ‭ Were under sail. But now encounter’d them ‭...

Pylos

79 Into Pieria ...to pronounce thy oracles to men? ‭ First from Olympus thou alightedst then ‭ Into Pieria, passing all the land ‭ Of fruitless Lesbos, chok’d with drifts of sand, ‭ The...

Into Pieria

79 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Saturnia ...The childbirth-guiding Goddess, for just fear ‭ Lest, her charge utter’d in Saturnia’s ear, ‭ She, after, might dissuade her from descent. ‭ When wind-swift-footed...

Saturnia

78 11.504827,42.666255,0 Eresia ...or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth Thrace...

Eresia

81 Eubœa ...Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth...

Eubœa

78 Earth ...bestow ‭ In glorious fight their forces, even the deeds ‭ Daring to imitate of Earth’s Giant Seeds. ‭ Thus then men talk’d; this seed the strife begat: ‭ The Mouse...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 GREECE ...With his poor pow'rs Ages and Hosts of Foes. ‭ TO THE RUINS OF TROY AND GREECE ‭ Troy rac'd, Greece wrack'd, who mourns? Ye both may boast, ‭ Else th' Iliads...

GREECE

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Athenian Pallas ...lest you move the Deity.” ‭ Again then, ’twixt both parts the Seed of Jove, ‭ Athenian Pallas, of all future love ‭ A league compos’d, and for her form took choice ‭ Of...

Athenian Pallas

80 Ulysses ...Mentor’s form put on ‭ At ev’ry part. And this sure Deity shone ‭ Now near Ulysses, setting on his bold ‭ And slaught’rous spirit, now the points controll’d ‭ Of...

Ulysses

77 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Aurora ...spirit, op’d the gates and out, ‭ He leading all. And now was hurl’d about ‭ Aurora’s ruddy fire; through all whose light ‭ Minerva led them through the town from...

Aurora

79 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...there had I command ‭ To fix mine oar, and offer on that strand ‭ T’ imperial Neptune, whom I must implore, ‭ A lamb, a bull, and sow-ascending boar; ‭ And then turn...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ulysses ...vaunted.” Thus he drew ‭ His sharp-edg’d sword; and with a table flew ‭ In on Ulysses, with a terrible throat ‭ His fierce charge urging. But Ulysses smote ‭ The...

Ulysses

80 -101.35517,37.58141,0 OR ...their lust, ‭ To dare deeds great, to see them great and just. ‭ EIRESIONE, OR, THE OLIVE BRANCH ‭ The turrets of a man of infinite might, ‭ Of infinite...

OR

78 -3.253605,51.665627,0 Neptune ...students to begin ‭with that study. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Hear, pow’rful Neptune, that shak’st earth in ire, ‭ King of the great green, where dance all the...

Neptune

69 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Cuma ...to Cuma, with intent ‭ T’ eternize all the sacred continent ‭ And state of Cuma. They, in proud ascent ‭ From off their bench, refus’d with usage fierce ‭ The...

Cuma

77 14.0530815,40.8476994,0 Æolian ...on my reverend mother’s knees he gave me, ‭ In delicate and curious nursery; ‭ Æolian Smyrna, seated near the sea, ‭ (Of glorious empire, and whose bright sides ‭...

Æolian

81 Cyllenia ...under heaven! ‭ TO MERCURY ‭ Hermes I honour, the Cyllenian Spy, ‭ King of Cyllenia, and of Arcady ‭ With flocks abounding; and the Messenger ‭ Of all th’...

Cyllenia

78 Thebes ...earthy food, ‭ My Muse shall memorise; the son of Jove, ‭ Whom, in fair-seated Thebes (commix’d in love ‭ With great heaven’s sable-cloud-assembling State) ‭ Alcmena...

Thebes

81 23.255096,38.318092,0 Smyrna ...where her hounds ‭ She first uncouples, joining there her horse, ‭ Through Smyrna carried in most fiery course ‭ To grape-rich Claros; where (ill his rich...

Smyrna

77 -86.5186,35.98284,0 OR ...Muse for ever honour thee, ‭ And, for thy sake, thy fair posterity. ‭ BACCHUS, OR THE PIRATES ‭ Of Dionysus, noble Semele’s Son, ‭ I now intend to render...

OR

81 -3.253605,51.665627,0 Cyprus ...amplified, ‭ The all-of-gold-made laughter-loving Dame ‭ Left odorous Cyprus, and for Troy became ‭ A swift contendress, her pass cutting all ‭ Along the...

Cyprus

72 32.5,37.5,0 Phœbus ...in forcing love, ‭ As his hand rul’d it, that from him it drove ‭ All fear of Phœbus; yet he gave him still ‭ The upper hand; and, to advance his skill ‭ To utmost...

Phœbus

80 Pylos ...his mind. ‭ Now, then, Jove’s jarring Sons no longer stood, ‭ But sandy Pylos and th’ Alphæan flood ‭ Reach’d instantly, and made as quick a fall ‭ On those...

Pylos

74 Pylos ...then the King ‭ (Jove’s dazzling son) placed his exploring wing ‭ On sacred Pylos, for his forced herd, ‭ His ample shoulders in a cloud enspher’d ‭ Of fiery...

Pylos

78 Neptune ...grove ‭ (Onchestus) consecrated to the love ‭ Of round-and-long-neck’d Neptune, Phœbus found ‭ A man whom heavy years had press’d half round, ‭ And yet at...

Neptune

73 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Parnassus ...feet their way they went, ‭ And made with all alacrity ascent ‭ Up to Parnassus, and that long’d-for place ‭ Where they should live, and be of men the grace. ‭...

Parnassus

72 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Ithaca ...debt, to whose pay were ‭ The whole Messenian people bound, since they ‭ From Ithaca had forc’d a wealthy prey ‭ Of sheep and shepherds. In their ships they...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 hind ...A facing where a hundred colours shin’d. ‭ About the skirts a hound a freckled hind ‭ In full course hunted; on the fore skirts, yet, ‭ He pinch’d and pull’d her...

hind

81 12.44657,57.70338,0 Crete ...brother Idomen. ‭ The tenth or ’leventh light on Ulysses shin’d ‭ In stay at Crete, attending then the wind ‭ For threaten’d Ilion. All which time my house ‭ With...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Great Jove ...people. There doth Cnossus stand, ‭ That mighty city, where had most command ‭ Great Jove’s disciple, Minos, who nine years ‭ Conferr’d with Jove, both great familiars ‭...

Great Jove

81 Crete ...though still sustain. ‭ In middle of the sable sea there lies ‭ An isle call’d Crete, a ravisher of eyes, ‭ Fruitful, and mann’d with many an infinite store; ‭...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Euryclea ...With any armour. His birth’s seat, ‭ Ulysses tells his Queen, is Crete, ‭ Euryclea the truth yet found, ‭ Discover’d by a scar-heal’d wound, ‭ Which in Parnassus’...

Euryclea

76 Crete ...view ‭ With any armour. His birth’s seat, ‭ Ulysses tells his Queen, is Crete, ‭ Euryclea the truth yet found, ‭ Discover’d by a scar-heal’d wound, ‭ Which...

Crete

74 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ilion ...form, ‭ The Gods have blasted with that only storm ‭ That ravish’d Greece to Ilion, since my lord, ‭ For that war shipp’d, bore all my goods aboard. ‭ If he...

Ilion

79 Cyprus ...banquet? Stand off, nor profane ‭ My board so boldly, lest I show thee here ‭ Cyprus and Egypt made more sour than there. ‭ You are a saucy set-fac’d vagabond. ‭...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Pylos ...set quick sight ‭ On thee thus soon, when thy lov’d father’s fame ‭ As far as Pylos did thy spirit inflame, ‭ In that search ventur’d all-unknown to me. ‭ O say...

Pylos

80 Ithaca ...his retreat ‭ ‘Tis safe perform’d, and make them quickly get ‭ Their ship for Ithaca.” This was not said ‭ Before Amphinomus in port display’d ‭ The ship arriv’d...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Crete ...walk no water. Who boasts he he is?” ‭ “I’ll tell all truly son: From ample Crete ‭ He boasts himself, and says, his erring feet ‭ Have many cities trod, and God...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ithaca ...Be you well assur’d, ‭ There will no Wooer be by heav’n endur’d ‭ To rule in Ithaca above your race, ‭ But your pow’rs ever fill the regal place.” ‭ “I wish to...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Hyperesia ...soul with a prophetic fire. ‭ Who, angry with his father, took his way ‭ To Hyperesia; where, making stay, ‭ He prophesied to all men, and had there ‭ A son call’d...

Hyperesia

78 Phœbus ...state ‭ Had all their health in, whom ev’n from his heart ‭ Jove lov’d, and Phœbus in the whole desert ‭ Of friendship held him; yet not bless’d so much ‭ That...

Phœbus

78 Pylos ...expence ‭ He scap’d, and drave the loud-voiced oxen thence, ‭ To breed-sheep Pylos, bringing vengeance thus ‭ Her foul demerit to great Neleüs, ‭ And to his...

Pylos

79 Pylos ...at Argos, yet his race’s vein ‭ Flow’d from Melampus, who in former date ‭ In Pylos liv’d, and had a huge estate, ‭ But fled his country, and the punishing hand ‭...

Pylos

80 Lacedæmon ...From Sparta’s strand ‭ Makes safe access ‭ To his own land ‭ Ulyssides. ‭ In Lacedæmon, large, and apt for dances, [1] ‭ Athenian Pallas her access advances ‭ Up to...

Lacedæmon

80 Syrian ...Being sold by the Phœnician ‭ For some agreed-on faculties, ‭ From forth the Syrian isle made prise. ‭ Telemachus, arrived at home, ‭ Doth to Eumæus’ cottage...

Syrian

79 30.354167,30.317778,0 Ill ...my fortunes, when I chus’d ‭ Choice men for ambush, prest to have produc’d ‭ Ill to mine enemies; my too vent’rous spirit ‭ Set never death before mine eyes...

Ill

79 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Crete ...Gods dispose, ‭ My sad age labours. First, I’ll tell you then, ‭ From ample Crete I fetch my native strain; ‭ My father wealthy, whose house many a life ‭...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ithaca ...will press for you ‭ Free voluntaries; and, for ships, enow ‭ Sea-circled Ithaca contains, both new ‭ And old-built; all which I’ll exactly view, ‭ And choose...

Ithaca

76 20.638399,38.44193,0 Egyptian ...his sire, ‭ To which the grave peers gave him rev’rend way. ‭ Amongst whom, an Egyptian heroë ‭ (Crookéd with age, and full of skill) begun ‭ The speech to all; who...

Egyptian

81 31.0,27.55,0 Ivory ...‭which, for the better sound in our language, is here turned, Pale of ‭Ivory. The teeth being that rampire, or pale, given us by nature in ‭that part for...

Ivory

73 -5.553951800475947,7.62610617087711,0 Ithaca ...Sire. ‭ Down from Olympus’ tops she headlong div’d, ‭ And swift as thought in Ithaca arriv’d, ‭ Close at Ulysses’ gates; in whose first court ‭ She made her stand...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Atlas ...a sylvan isle, ‭ In which the Goddess dwells that doth derive ‭ Her birth from Atlas, who of all alive ‭ The motion and the fashion doth command ‭ With his wise...

Atlas

81 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 Mentas ...(In Ithaca) her way addrest; ‭ And did her heav’nly limbs invest ‭ In Mentas’ likeness, that did reign ‭ King of the Taphians, in the main ‭ Whose rough...

Mentas

72 Midus Cuma ...AND OTHER POEMS— ‭ To Cuma ‭ In his Return to Cuma ‭ Upon the Sepulchre of Midus ‭ Cuma, refusing to eternize their State, etc. ‭ An Essay of his begun Iliads ‭ To...

Midus Cuma

77 Dionysius Longinus ...it, and produce it needfully. Much wondered at, ‭therefore, is the censure of Dionysius Longinus, (a man otherwise ‭affirmed grave and of elegant judgment,) comparing Homer in...

Dionysius Longinus

80 Phthia ...And thy grace satisfied with gifts. Accept what I have brought, And turn to Phthia; 'tis enough thy conqu'ring hand hath fought Till Hector falter'd under it...

Phthia

82 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Ill ...spring no deeds To help thee, nor recall thy son; impatience ever breeds Ill upon ill, makes worst things worse, and therefore sit." He said: "Give me...

Ill

79 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Ilion ...two men shall not be compar'd; and yet, of all that trod The well-pav'd Ilion, none so dear to all the Deities As Hector was; at least to me, for off'rings...

Ilion

76 Thebes ...the grandchild of honour'd Talaon. He was so strong that, coming once to Thebes, when Œdipus Had like rites solemniz'd for him, he went victorious From all...

Thebes

77 23.255096,38.318092,0 Oïliades ...are first, that when thou pay'st thou then may'st know." This fir'd Oïliades more, and more than words this quarrel had inspir'd, Had not Achilles rose...

Oïliades

76 Athenia ...his conqu'ring horse he drave, And first he glitter'd in the race; divine Athenia gave Strength to his horse, and fame to him. Next him drave Sparta's...

Athenia

78 Neptune ..."Antilochus, though young thou art, yet thy grave virtues live Belov'd of Neptune and of Jove. Their spirits have taught thee all The art of horsemanship, for...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Æthiopia ...She answer'd: "No, no place of seat is here; Retreat calls to the Ocean and Æthiopia, where A hecatomb is off'ring now to heav'n, and there must I Partake the...

Æthiopia

80 Opunta ...as life combin'd in equal fare Our loving beings, so let death. When from Opunta's tow'rs My father brought me to your roofs (since, 'gainst my will, my...

Opunta

78 Atrides ...sake, And though I loathe food, I will eat. But early in the morn, Atrides, use your strict command that loads of wood be borne To our design'd place...

Atrides

73 Ilion ...friend, O my Astyanax; O my lord, thy hand that did defend These gates of Ilion, these long walls by thy arm measur'd still Amply and only. Yet at fleet thy...

Ilion

82 Ilion ...That, with some stratagem, the son of Peleus hath put by The wall of Ilion my lord, and, trusty of his feet, Obtain'd the chase of him alone, and now...

Ilion

75 Ilion ...lay, Held down with clamour; all the town veil'd with a cloud of tears. Ilion, with all his tops on fire, and all the massacres, Left for the Greeks, could...

Ilion

78 Jupiter ...curls knotted in heaps and fil'd. And there lay Troy's late Gracious, by Jupiter exil'd To all disgrace in his own land, and by his parents seen; When, like...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...in me shall Memory Hold all her forms still of my friend. Now, youths of Greece, to fleet Bear we this body, pæans sing, and all our navy greet With...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...have brought This man thus down, I'll freely say, he brought more bane to Greece Than all his aiders. Try we then, thus arm'd at ev'ry piece, And girding...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Athenia ...stood firm, foreseeing it best, and quite it overflew, Fast'ning on earth. Athenia drew it, and gave her friend, Unseen of Hector. Hector then thus spake: "Thou...

Athenia

79 Ilion ...With thighs of sacrificéd beeves, both on the lofty brows Of Ida, and in Ilion's height. Consult we, shall we free His life from death, or give it now t'...

Ilion

79 Ilion ..."Thy hope is too great, Peleus' son, this day to show thine eye Troy's Ilion at thy foot. O fool! the Greeks with much more woes, More than are suffer'd...

Ilion

77 Neptune ...Thy idle bow? No more my ears shall hear thee vaunt in skies Dares to meet Neptune, but I'll tell thy coward's tongue it lies." He answer'd nothing; yet Jove's...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...Next Neptune and Apollo stood upon the point of field, And thus spake Neptune: "Phœbus! Come, why at the lance's end Stand we two thus? 'Twill be a shame...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...he pleas'd with their odds, They laid it freely. Of them all, thump-buckler Mars began, And at Minerva with a lance of brass he headlong ran, These vile...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...curl'd Against thy bold breast, fear a jot; thou hast us two thy friends, Neptune and Pallas, Jove himself approving th' aid we lend. 'Tis nothing as thou...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mydon ...flight, as much enrag'd, flew he. And then fell all these, Thrasius, Mydon, Astypylus, Great Ophelestes, Ænius, Mnesus, Thersilochus. And on these...

Mydon

77 27.71098,37.608791,0 Satnius ...old Alte's seed; Alte, whose palace stood In height of upper Pedasus, near Satnius' silver flood, And rul'd the war-like Lelegi. Whose seed (as many more)...

Satnius

79 Ilion ...Jove mix'd with his immortal brood; And there Achilles cleft the host of Ilion; one side fell On Xanthus, th' other on the town; and that did he impell...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...In two parts Troy's host parted; Thetis' son One to Scamander, one to Ilion, Pursues. Twelve lords he takes alive, to end In sacrifice for vengeance to...

Ilion

76 Pireüs ...on earth. Rhigmus of fruitful Thrace next fell. He was the famous birth Of Pireüs; his belly's midst the lance took, whose stern force Quite tumbled him from...

Pireüs

81 Ilion ...forth he pours his utmost throat; so bellow'd this slain friend Of flying Ilion, with the breath that gave his being end. Then rush'd he on, and in his eye...

Ilion

78 Neptune ...gore, And forth he puff'd his flying soul. And as a tortur'd bull, To Neptune brought for sacrifice, a troop of youngsters pull Down to the earth, and drag...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Salamine Fame ...chance may be thine; Thou cam'st of Gods like him; the Queen that reigns in Salamine Fame sounds thy mother; he deriv'd of lower Deity, Old Nereus' daughter bearing...

Salamine Fame

80 Phœbe ...with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst Juno, Phœbe, whose white hands bore singing darts of gold, Her side arm'd with a sheaf of...

Phœbe

76 Callicolon ...other times where Simois pours on His silver current at the foot of high Callicolon. And thus the bless'd Gods both sides urg'd; they all stood in the mids...

Callicolon

77 Upsilon ...fates, Achilles beats even to the Ilian gates. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Upsilon, Strife stirs in heav'n; The day's grace to the Greeks is giv'n. The...

Upsilon

74 Cyprides ...Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus, Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a...

Cyprides

81 Minerva ...all the Gods descend To aid on both parts. For the Greeks contend Juno, Minerva, Neptune, Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part...

Minerva

78 -81.10538,40.72978,0 sea Ægeum ...steeds. THE END OF THE NINETEENTH BOOK. [1] Scyros was an isle in the sea Ægeum, where Achilles himself was brought up, as well as his son. THE TWENTIETH BOOK...

sea Ægeum

79 hind ...could with ease abide Their brave instruction; and so far they were from hind'ring it, That to it they were nimble wings, and made so light his spirit...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Phthia ...my life quitting thine, had pow'r to ship him home, and show His young eyes Phthia, subjects, court; my father being now Dead, or most short-liv'd, troublous...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Greece ...in pretext, but in sad truth their own. About Æacides himself the kings of Greece were plac'd, Entreating him to food; and he entreated them as fast, Still...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...With any set ill in himself, but thou, the King of Gods, Incens'd with Greece, made that the mean to all their periods. Which now amend we as we may, and...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Thou Sun ...First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear; Thou Sun; ye Furies under earth that ev'ry soul torment Whom impious perjury distains...

Thou Sun

80 Earth ...he spake: "Now witness, Jupiter, First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear; Thou Sun; ye Furies under earth that ev'ry soul...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Phylides ...presents, these: The sons of Nestor, and with them renown'd Meriones, Phylides, Thoas, Lycomed, and Meges, all which went, And Menalippus, following Ulysses...

Phylides

80 Saturnia ...Close to the heart of Jupiter; and Ate, that had wrought This anger by Saturnia, by her bright hair he caught, Held down her head, and over her made this...

Saturnia

77 11.504827,42.666255,0 Argos ...Down from Olympus' top she stoop'd, and quickly reach'd the place In Argos where the famous wife of Sthenelus, whose race He fetch'd from Jove by...

Argos

75 polish ...did bear The voiceful heralds' sceptres, sat within a sacred sphere, On polish'd stones, and gave by turns their sentence. In the court Two talents' gold...

polish

78 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Scæa ...a Myrmidon In conduct of him. All the day, they fought before the gates Of Scæa, and, most certainly, that day had seen the dates Of all Troy's honours in...

Scæa

81 Neptune ...me, to all our eyes ‭ Are now in proof. He said, the time would come, ‭ When Neptune, for our safe conducting home ‭ All sorts of strangers, out of envy fir’d, ‭...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ithaca ...on his way. ‭ ‭ ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Νυ̑. ‭ Phæacia ‭ Ulysses leaves; ‭ Whom Ithaca, ‭ Unwares, receives. ‭ He said; and silence all their tongues contain’d, ‭ In...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 the States ...the lives ‭ Of sence, most eminent; about their fall ‭ Stood round, and to the States Celestial ‭ Made solemn vows; but other rites their ship ‭ Could not afford...

the States

77 6.5,46.5,0 Areta ...ship alone, ‭ Which bore the care of all men, got her gone, [2] ‭ Come from Areta. Yet perhaps ev’n she ‭ Had wrack’d at those rocks, if the Deity, ‭ That lies...

Areta

78 Pluto ...rais’d, and made me conqueror.’ ‭ This said, he made descent again as low ‭ As Pluto’s court; when I stood firm, for show ‭ Of more heroës of the times before, ‭...

Pluto

81 Ithaca ...wise Tiresias, for advice ‭ Of virtue to direct my voyage home ‭ To rugged Ithaca; since I could come ‭ To note in no place, where Achaia stood, ‭ And so liv’d...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...made by the Gods and Fate. ‭ Iphimedia after Leda came, ‭ That did derive from Neptune too the name ‭ Of father to two admirable sons. ‭ Life yet made short their...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pheres ...To these issue more ‭ This queen of women to her husband bore, ‭ Æson, and Pheres, and Amythaon ‭ That for his fight on horseback stoop’d to none. ‭ Next her, I...

Pheres

77 Neptune ...yet I shall be free, ‭ Thou dost not tell, to glorify thy birth; ‭ Thy love is Neptune, shaker of the earth.’ ‭ This said, he plung’d into the sea; and she, ‭ Begot...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Achaia ...Theban soul ‭ I might an oracle involv’d unroll; ‭ For I came nothing near Achaia yet, ‭ Nor on our lov’d earth happy foot had set, ‭ But, mishaps suff’ring...

Achaia

77 21.880939,37.254095,0 Pluto ...Thus said the kingly soul, and made retreat ‭ Amidst the inner parts of Pluto’s seat, ‭ When he had spoke thus by divine instinct. ‭ Still I stood firm, till...

Pluto

74 Pluto ...Which is expounded Inclyta examina ‭mortuorum: but κλυτὸς is the epithet of Pluto; and by analogy ‭belongs to the dead, quod ad se omnes advocat. ‭ THE ELEVENTH...

Pluto

78 Pluto ...fit for an affair so great, ‭ I said: ‘O Circe, who shall steer my course ‭ To Pluto’s kingdom? Never ship had force ‭ To make that voyage.’ The divine-in-voice ‭...

Pluto

81 Ithaca ...their rapt minds, as if there they saw ‭ Their natural country, cliffy Ithaca, ‭ And ev’n the roofs where they were bred and born, ‭ And vow’d as much, with...

Ithaca

73 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ill ...the fair-bound treasury, ‭ And how much gold and silver it contains.’ ‭ Ill counsel present approbation gains. ‭ They op’d the bag, and out the vapours...

Ill

74 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Neptune ...his dwelling show, ‭ Let Detriment prepare him wrongs enow.’ ‭ Thus pray’d he Neptune; who, his sire, appear’d, ‭ And all his pray’r to ev’ry syllable heard. ‭ But...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...Could cure thy hurt, and give thee all again.’ ‭ Then flew fierce vows to Neptune, both his hands ‭ To star-born heav’n cast: ‘O thou that all lands ‭ Gird’st in...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...prevention, since I set ‭ From ruin’d Troy my first foot in retreat. ‭ From Ilion ill winds cast me on the coast ‭ The Cicons hold, where I employ’d mine host ‭...

Ilion

78 Ithaca ...the full-of-food [2] ‭ Zacynthus, likewise grac’d with store of wood. ‭ But Ithaca, though in the seas it lie, ‭ Yet lies she so aloft she casts her eye ‭ Quite...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Islands ...with the shake-leaf hill, [1] ‭ Tree-fam’d Neritus; whose near confines fill ‭ Islands a number, well-inhabited, ‭ That under my observance taste their bread; ‭...

Islands

81 113.96238258877432,22.249347079037797,0 Ithaca ...for policies, ‭ For which my facts as high as heav’n resound. ‭ I dwell in Ithaca, earth’s most renown’d, ‭ All over-shadow’d with the shake-leaf hill, [1] ‭...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Laodamas ...leap Amphialus, At the hollow stone ‭ Elatreüs excell’d. At buffets, last, ‭ Laodamas, the king’s fair son, surpast. ‭ When all had striv’d in these assays their...

Laodamas

79 Minerva ...beside, And I enforce it with a threat: That if without consent Of me, Minerva, Mercury, the Queen of regiment, And Vulcan, he will either spare high Ilion...

Minerva

77 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Pluto ...indiff'rently Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one his kingdom; I the seas, Pluto the black lot, Jupiter the principalities Of broad heav'n, all the sky and...

Pluto

76 Mars ...eminence all you Gods, whatever ill he does, Sustain with patience. Here is Mars, I think, not free from woes, And yet he bears them like himself. The great...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jove ...she place, displeasedly; the feast in general Bewraying privy spleens at Jove; and then, to colour all, She laugh'd, but merely from her lips, for over her...

Jove

77 Neptune ...fair-ey'd love, If still thus thou and I were one, in counsels held above, Neptune would still in word and fact be ours, if not in heart. If then thy tongue and...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Morys ...o'erthrew Phalces and Mermer, to their spoil. Meriones gave end To Morys and Hyppotion. Teucer to fate did send Prothoon and Periphetes. Atrides'...

Morys

73 Ilion ...it found the flock-rich Phorbas' son, Ilionëus, whose dear sire, past all in Ilion, Was lov'd of Hermes, and enrich'd, and to him only bore His mother this...

Ilion

81 Earth ...And shook him piecemeal; when the stone sprung back again, and smote Earth, like a whirlwind, gath'ring dust with whirring fiercely round, For...

Earth

79 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Thebes ...bore to me the joy of mortal men, The sprightly Bacchus; nor the dame that Thebes renownéd then, Alcmena, that bore Hercules; Latona, so renown'd; Queen...

Thebes

79 23.255096,38.318092,0 Phenix ...pow'rs, that Perseus bore to all men else preferr'd; Nor when the dame, that Phenix got, surpris'd me with her sight, Who the divine-soul'd Rhadamanth and Minos...

Phenix

81 -112.07404,33.44838,0 Lecton ...quick repair To Ida from the town, and isle, all hid in liquid air. At Lecton first they left the sea, and there the land they trod; The fountful nurse of...

Lecton

77 Neptune ...far him obey." This counsel gladly all observ'd, went on, Atrides led. Nor Neptune this advantage lost, but closely followéd, And like an aged man appear'd t'...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...falcons, that their hoofs may rouse the dust, and bear Thy body, hid, to Ilion." This said, his bold words were Confirm'd as soon as spoke. Jove's bird, the...

Ilion

81 Paris ...And no wreak sought for his slain son. But, at his slaughterers Incenséd Paris spent a lance, since he had been a guest To many Paphlagonians; and through...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...and chariot that were still set fit for his retreat, And bore him now to Ilion. The rest fought fiercely on, And set a mighty fight on foot. When next...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...that here my ships have brought To bring thyself, thy father, friends, all Ilion's pomp, to nought." Deiphobus at two ways stood, in doubt to call some...

Ilion

79 Argive ...the fairest and most dear Of our great Gen'ral's female race, which from his Argive hall We all will wait upon to Troy, if, with our aids, and all, Thou wilt...

Argive

81 22.9154,38.58006,0 Dardania ...Meantime I wish a good renown that these deep breasted dames Of Ilion and Dardania may, for the extinguish'd flames Of their friends' lives, with both their...

Dardania

80 22.5,42.5,0 Greece ...being Hector, and the son of Venus, who at length Put all the youth of Greece besides in most amazeful rout, Forgetting all their fortitudes, distraught...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...I think ev'n thy eye sees What a destruction God hath laid upon the sons of Greece, And what a conquest he gives Troy; in which the best of men, Patroclus...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Podes ...draws him off, and not a man to friend. From all the Trojans? This friend is Podes, Eetion's son." This hid him in a cloud of grief, and set him foremost on...

Podes

81 Mars ...And made it stick beyond in earth, th' extreme part burst, and there Mars buried all his violence. The sword then for the spear Had chang'd the...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...ways with their sweat; the Trojans hop'd for grace To make it reach to Ilion, the Grecians to their fleet, A cruel tumult they stirr'd up, and such as...

Ilion

79 Greece ...their self-conceits, sustain'd their forces with more love Than theirs of Greece; and yet all that lack'd pow'r to hearten them. Æneas knew the God, and...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...God to Venus' son appears, And ask'd him how he would maintain steep Ilion in her height, In spite of Gods, as he presum'd; when men approv'd so slight...

Ilion

73 Forespeaking ...life, And hurt'st our parents with his grief; all which thou gloriest in, Forespeaking so thy death, that now their grief's end shall begin. To Panthus, and the...

Forespeaking

80 Scæan ...Leap'd far back, and his anger shunn'd. Hector detain'd his horse Within the Scæan port, in doubt to put his personal force Amongst the rout, and turn their...

Scæan

81 Ilion ...all these were overthrown By him, and all else put in rout; and then proud Ilion Had stoop'd beneath his glorious hand, he rag'd so with his lance, If...

Ilion

79 Jupiter ...by Meriones; he slew one great in war, Laogonus, Onetor's son, the priest of Jupiter, Created in th' Idæan hill. Betwixt his jaw and ear The dart stuck fast...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Damastorides ...Two ways it fell, cleft through his casque. And then Tlepolemus, Epaltes, Damastorides, Evippus, Echius, Ipheas, bold Amphoterus, and valiant Erymas, And...

Damastorides

80 Ill ...flow'd about His reeking limbs; no least time giv'n to take in any breath; Ill strengthen'd ill; when one was up, another was beneath. Now, Muses, you that...

Ill

81 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Pallas ...they all had won ‭ The never-fell’d, and sound-exciting, wood, ‭ Sacred to Pallas; where the god-like good ‭ Ulysses rested, and to Pallas pray’d: ‭ “Hear me, of...

Pallas

77 32.76644,26.01185,0 Phæacian ...and enter our access ‭ Within my father’s court, then put you on ‭ For our Phæacian state, where, to be shown ‭ My father’s house, desire. Each infant there ‭ Can...

Phæacian

77 Phæacian ...I may let you see ‭ My father’s court, where all the peers will be ‭ Of our Phæacian state. At all parts, then, ‭ Observe to whom and what place y’ are t’ attain; ‭...

Phæacian

78 Sicily ...will say) is too much for one man: ‭and Pliny affirms, that Hiero (a king of Sicily) in five-and forty ‭days built two hundred and twenty ships, rigged them, and...

Sicily

79 Neptune ...E. ‭ Ulysses builds ‭ A ship; and gains ‭ The glassy fields; ‭ Pays Neptune pains. ‭ Aurora rose from high-born Tithon’s bed, ‭ That men and Gods might be...

Neptune

70 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pisistratus ...of Eteoneus at sight of ‭Telemachus and Pisistratus. ‭[3] Telemachus to Pisistratus, in observation of the house, not so ‭much that he heartily admired it, as to...

Pisistratus

75 Pylos ...Mentor here; ‭ Yet th’ other ev’ning he took shipping there, ‭ And went for Pylos.” Thus went he for home, ‭ And left the rest with envy overcome; ‭ Who sat, and...

Pylos

78 Malian ...Afflicted by the rev’rend wife of Jove. ‭ But when the steep mount of the Malian shore ‭ He seem’d to reach, a most tempestuous blore, ‭ Far to the fishy world...

Malian

76 108.33405,34.36881,0 Pallas ...from his way. ‭ And surely he had ‘scap’d the fatal day, ‭ In spite of Pallas, if to that foul deed ‭ He in her fane did, (when he ravishéd ‭ The Trojan...

Pallas

73 32.76644,26.01185,0 Neptune ...is, th’ Ægyptian peer, ‭ Who can the deeps of all the seas exquire, ‭ Who Neptune’s priest is, and, they say, the sire ‭ That did beget me. Him, if any way ‭...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Argos ...(some one sole town ‭ Inhabited about him batter’d down) ‭ All should in Argos live. And there would I ‭ Ease him of rule, and take the empery ‭ Of all on me...

Argos

75 Pheris ...it all the day. ‭ But now the sun set, dark’ning ev’ry way, ‭ When they to Pheris came; and in the house ‭ Of Diocles (the son t’ Orsilochus, ‭ Whom flood...

Pheris

77 Echephron ...As early up, his sons’ troop; Perseus, ‭ The god-like Thrasymed, and Aretus, ‭ Echephron, Stratius, and sixth and last ‭ Pisistratus, and by him (half embrac’d ‭ Still...

Echephron

81 Greece ...upon the square, he stood as fetter'd then; And so the adverse sons of Greece laid on with swords and darts, Whose both ends hurt, that they repell'd his...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...Grecians fled, their fleet now and their freight Ask'd all their rescue. Greece went down; Tumult was at his height. THE END OF THE TWELFTH BOOK. [1] Such...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jupiter ...Himself the first; yet before him exulting Clamour flew, And thunder-loving Jupiter from lofty Ida blew A storm that usher'd their assault, and made them charge...

Jupiter

82 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Hippomachus ...Of Pylon, and Ormenus' lives. And then Leonteüs gains The life's end of Hippomachus, Antimachus's son; His lance fell at his girdle-stead, and with his end...

Hippomachus

78 Paris ...But Hector found that place a worse. Chiefs of the second band Were Paris and Alcathous, Agenor. The command The third strong phalanx had, was giv'n to...

Paris

74 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Wash ...from my thigh Cut out this arrow, and the blood, that is ingor'd and dry, Wash with warm water from the wound; then gentle salves apply, Which thou know'st...

Wash

80 87.31667,38.7,0 Greece ...more immartial for true ruth) thus he mourn'd: "Ah wretched progeny of Greece, princes, dejected kings, Was it your fates to nourish beasts, and serve the...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Olenia ...and making spoil of arms, till sweet Buprasius' soil, Alesius, and Olenia, were fam'd with our recoil; For there Minerva turn'd our pow'r, and there...

Olenia

71 Paris ...vital flood. Eurypylus made in, and eas'd his shoulders of his arms; Which Paris seeing, he drew his bow, and wreak'd in part the harms Of his good friend...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Percope ...him furnish twelve fair ships, to lend fair Troy his hand. His ships he in Percope left, and came to Troy by land. And now he tried the fame of Greece...

Percope

79 Ilion ...feet." The wind-foot swift Thaumantia obey'd, and us'd her wings To famous Ilion, from the mount enchas'd with silver springs, And found in his bright chariot...

Ilion

81 Ilion ...Of stout Antimachus, that stay'd the honourable deed The other peers of Ilion in council had decreed, To render Helen and her wealth; and would have basely...

Ilion

78 Ithacus ...lighted, and the spoils, hung on the tamrick reeds, He took and gave to Ithacus, and up he got again. Then flew they joyful to their fleet. Nestor did first...

Ithacus

76 Greece ...fit for his deed, a chariot and two horse, That pass for speed the rest of Greece? What one dares take this course, For his renown, besides his gifts, to...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Scandia ...from Eleon, When he laid waste Amyntor's house, that was Ormenus' son: In Scandia, to Cytherius, surnam'd Amphidamas, Autolycus did give this helm; he, when he...

Scandia

80 -92.80577,45.25358,0 Merion ...This offer ev'ry man assum'd, all would with Diomed go; The two Ajaces, Merion, and Menelaus too; But Nestor's son enforc'd it much; and hardy Ithacus...

Merion

78 Bold Merion ...at his hand, And now his son their captain is, and Idomen's good friend, Bold Merion, to whose discharge we did that charge commend.” "Command'st thou then," his...

Bold Merion

79 Pluto ...knock'd she with her impious hands the many-feeding earth, To urge stern Pluto and his Queen t' incline their vengeful ears, Fell on her knees, and all her...

Pluto

77 Greece ...in time, while thou mayst use thy pow'r. And have the grace to turn from Greece fate's unrecover'd hour. O friend, thou know'st thy royal sire forewarn'd...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Atrides ...to Achilles! But our plights stand not in need of meat, Who late supp'd at Atrides' tent, though for thy love we eat Of many things, whereof a part would make a...

Atrides

79 Thrace ...all thy tents are amply stor'd with wine, Brought daily in Greek ships from Thrace; and to this grace of thine All necessaries thou hast fit, and store of...

Thrace

80 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Ilion ...fires disclos'd their beams, made by the Trojan part, Before the face of Ilion, and her bright turrets show'd. A thousand courts of guard kept fires, and...

Ilion

77 Merion ...next, with vehement strength endued; Idomenëus and his friend, stout Merion, next pursued; And after these Eurypylus, Evemon's honour'd race; The...

Merion

77 Greece ...the hands of death employ; And, where Troy should be stoop'd by Greece, let Greece fall under Troy." To this ev'n weeping king did Jove remorseful audience...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...and such wealthy gifts? Let them the victors be. If we, that are the aids of Greece, would beat home these of Troy, And hinder broad-ey'd Jove's proud will, it...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...shake As she but stirr'd within her throne, and thus to Neptune spake: "O Neptune, what a spite is this! Thou God so huge in pow'r, Afflicts it not thy...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...things present, past, to come, and rul'd the equipage Of th' Argive fleet to Ilion, for his prophetic rage Giv'n by Apollo; who, well-seen in th' ill they felt...

Ilion

81 Phœbus ...freedom he entreats; But, being dismiss'd with contumelious threats, At Phœbus' hands, by vengeful pray'r, he seeks To have a plague inflicted on the...

Phœbus

78 Smyrna ...is, to the Muses. Herodotus affirms that Phæmius, teaching a public school at Smyrna, was his master; and Dionysius in his 56th Oration saith, Socrates was Homer's...

Smyrna

80 -86.5186,35.98284,0 Persia ...Homer's Poems translated and sung. Nor those Indians alone, but the kings of Persia. And amongst the Indians, of all the Greek poets, Homer being ever first in...

Persia

79 -78.93587,42.46312,0 Constantinople ...statue. Cedrenus likewise remembereth a library in the palace of the king, at Constantinople, that contained a thousand a hundred and twenty books, amongst which there was...

Constantinople

80 28.975926,41.012379,0 Constantinople ...hold the better coherence, as Xylander converts it. “Then was the Octagonon at Constantinople consumed with fire; and the bath of Severus, that bore the name of Zeuxippus...

Constantinople

81 28.975926,41.012379,0 Smyrna ...death, which was not long after. And, according to this, when the Lydians in Smyrna were afflicted by the Æolians, and thought fit to leave the city, the captains...

Smyrna

79 -86.5186,35.98284,0 French ...vilifyings of my translation, out of the French affirming them, when both in French, and all other languages but his own, our with-all-skill-enriched Poet is so...

French

79 -86.43333,16.35,0 Turkish ...in litigious prose Are bellow'd out, and crack the barbarous voices Of Turkish stentors, O, ye lean to those, Like itching horse to blocks or high...

Turkish

79 28.6821937,40.2842303,0 French ...so kindly fall, And meet oppos'd in rhyme as they did kiss; French and Italian most immetrical, Their many syllables in harsh collision Fall...

French

68 -86.43333,16.35,0 French ...Messines That into Tuscan turns him; and the gloss Grave Salel makes in French, as he translates; Which, for th' aforesaid reasons, all must do; And see...

French

80 -86.43333,16.35,0 Mæonides ...his pen, He stood amaz'd and freely did confess Himself was equall'd in Mæonides. Next hear the grave and learned Pliny use His censure of our sacred...

Mæonides

80 SILIUS ITALICUS ...in renowned Rome, Whose verse, saith Martial, nothing shall out-wear. SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB. XIII. 777 He, in Elysium having cast his eye Upon the figure of a...

SILIUS ITALICUS

76 Poesy ...doth orderly dispose Her virtuous treasure, and is queen of graces; In Poesy decking her with choicest phrases, Figures and numbers; when loose Prose puts...

Poesy

77 Greece ...of the bane Troy suffer'd, and how vast Conquest had made herself for Greece) like one distraught, made hast To ample Ilion with her son, and nurse...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Paris ...Come forth, lest thy fair tow'rs and Troy be burn'd about thine ears." Paris acknowledg'd, as before, all just that Hector spake, Allowing justice, though...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Scæa ...price, the other but of nine, By this, had Hector reach'd the ports of Scæa, and the tow'rs. About him flock'd the wives of Troy, the children...

Scæa

75 Jupiter ...of worth) Isander; and Hippolochus; and fair Laodomy, With whom, ev'n Jupiter himself left heav'n itself, to lie, And had by her the man at arms, Sarpedon...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...way, encouraging; and all, to fear afraid, All turn'd their heads, and made Greece turn. Slaughter stood still dismay'd On their parts, for they thought...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...Though in a hard conditión, to make the other stay, Hector, go thou to Ilion, and our queen-mother pray To take the richest robe she hath; the same that's...

Ilion

77 Eurypylus ...The great heroë Leitus stay'd Phylacus in flight From further life; Eurypylus, Melanthius reft of light. The brother to the king of men, Adrestus took...

Eurypylus

74 Mars ...Had kept me consort." Jupiter, with a contracted brow, Thus answered Mars: "Thou many minds, inconstant changeling thou, Sit not complaining thus by...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...chariot. Then the knight of Pallas doth advance, And cast a jav'lin off at Mars, Minerva sent it on, That, where his arming girdle gilt, his belly graz'd...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...I abetting thee, thou shouldst be to the Greeks a fort, And a dismay to Ilion, yet thou obey'st in nought, Afraid, or slothful, or else both; henceforth...

Ilion

76 Thebes ...But yet he was a soldier; a man of so much heat, That in his ambassy for Thebes, when I forbad his mind To be too vent'rous, and when feasts his heart might...

Thebes

79 23.255096,38.318092,0 Troy ...a high-neighing horse of heav'n at ev'ry jump would fly. [2] Arriv'd at Troy, where, broke in curls, the two floods mix their force, Scamander and...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Ilion ...sight! To see a field so fought, And break our words to Sparta's king, that Ilion should be rac'd, And he return reveng'd; when thus we see his Greeks...

Ilion

80 Tlepolemus ...both wounded. From his neck Sarpedon's jav'lin drew The life blood of Tlepolemus; full in the midst it fell; And what he threaten'd, th' other gave, that...

Tlepolemus

74 Mars ...upon the Greeks. Behind came many men of choice, Before him march'd great Mars himself match'd with his female mate, The dread Bellona. She brought on, to...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Anchises ...there this prince of men had died, if She that gave him birth, (Kiss'd by Anchises on the green, where his fair oxen fed) Jove's loving daughter, instantly had...

Anchises

78 Pandarus ...arms were hollow; forth did spin The blood, and down his curets ran; then Pandarus cried out: "Rank-riding Trojans, now rush in. Now, now, I make no doubt...

Pandarus

78 Pelius ...When he the bristled savages did give Ramnusia, And drove them out of Pelius, as far as Æthica. He came not single, but with him Leonteus, Coron's son...

Pelius

76 Greece ...torment of an ulcer grown with Hydra's poison'd blood, Whose sting was such, Greece left him there in most impatient mood; Yet thought they on him at his ship...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Pheres ...jetty sails with him the swelling stream did take. But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair...

Pheres

77 Phylace ...now the sable earth detains; his tear-torn-facéd spouse He woeful left in Phylace, and his half-finish'd house; A fatal Dardan first his life, of all the...

Phylace

78 Ceres ...his ease. Of those that dwelt in Phylace, and flow'ry Pyrason The wood of Ceres, and the soil that sheep are fed upon Iton, and Antron built by sea, and...

Ceres

80 7.38961,45.31336,0 Crete ...the cities fortunate. And all the rest inhabiting the hundred towns of Crete; Whom warlike Idomen did lead, co-partner in the fleet With kill-man...

Crete

75 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Phæneus ...Epytus' tomb did stand) Where dwelt the bold near-fighting men, who did in Phæneus live, And Orchomen, where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive...

Phæneus

79 Ornia ...Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in Ornia's plain, And Sicyona, where at first did king Adrastus reign, High-seated...

Ornia

76 -6.5,42.5,0 Aræthyrea ...Mycene held, The wealthy Corinth, Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in Ornia's plain, And Sicyona, where at first did king...

Aræthyrea

80 Trœzena ...or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his head, Ægina, and Maseta's soil, did...

Trœzena

77 Coroneia ...Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such store of grass, All those that in Platæa dwelt, that...

Coroneia

74 Eutresis ...Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such...

Eutresis

75 Copas ...in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that...

Copas

78 Mars ...like lightning-loving Jove, his forehead answering, In breast like Neptune, Mars in waist. And as a goodly bull Most eminent of all a herd, most wrong, most...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...to the public good, propos'd this to the state: "Princes and Councillors of Greece, if any should relate This vision but the king himself, it might be held a...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Troy ...and where the fight did burn. An honest and a wealthy man inhabited in Troy, Dares, the priest of Mulciber, who two sons did enjoy, Idæus, and bold...

Troy

79 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Mars ...casts Æneas, with a weighty stone; Apollo quickens him, and gets him gone. Mars is recur'd by Pæon, but by Jove Rebuk'd for authoring breach of human...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...Troy might confess it foil'd. Apollo, angry at the sight, from top of Ilion cried: "Turn head, ye well-rode peers of Troy, feed not the Grecians'...

Ilion

74 Abydus ...it held Upon Democoon, who was sprung of Priam's wanton force, Came from Abydus, and was made the master of his horse. Through both his temples strook the...

Abydus

79 26.41271,40.15552,0 Mars ...both the hosts, and Flight, and furious Strife The sister, and the mate, of Mars, that spoil of human life; And never is her rage at rest, at first she is but...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...For both in mind and soul I know, that there shall come a day When Ilion, Priam, all his pow'r, shall quite be worn away, When heav'n-inhabiting Jove...

Ilion

73 Lycia ...future grief did grow. When, praying to his God the Sun, that was in Lycia bred, And king of archers, promising that he the blood would shed Of full...

Lycia

77 29.129618500000003,36.513688333333334,0 Greece ...with so little pow'r? My chariot-horse are tir'd With posting to and fro for Greece, and bringing banes desir'd To people must'ring Priamus, and his perfidious...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...to field, the swift-foot horse they drive. And when at them of Troy and Greece the aged lords arrive, From horse, on Troy's well-feeding soil, 'twixt both...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Amazon ...bands, Was number'd as a man in chief; the cause of war was then Th' Amazon dames, that in their facts affected to be men. In all there was a mighty...

Amazon

75 Æthra ...excellence. Thus went she forth, and took with her her women most of name, Æthra, Pitthëus' lovely birth, and Clymene, whom fame Hath for her fair eyes...

Æthra

81 Mars ...warlike Troy and brass-arm'd Greece endur'd For her fair sake, by cruel Mars and his stern friends procur'd. Iris came in in joyful haste, and said; "O...

Mars

76 4.227204,51.993206,0 Paris ...With dogs and men; so Sparta's king exulted, when he viewed The fair-fac'd Paris so expos'd to his so thirsted wreak, Whereof his good cause made him sure...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...should have Fair Helena, with all she brought to Troy, If he subdu'd; else Paris should enjoy Her, and her wealth, in peace. Conquest doth grant Her dear...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Arisba ...their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did guide; Prince Asius...

Arisba

78 26.2272,39.2393,0 Troy ...therefore charge thee most, this charge to undertake. A multitude remain in Troy, will fight for Priam's sake, Of other lands and languages; let ev'ry leader...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Arime ...Earth under-groan'd their high-rais'd feet, as when offended Jove, In Arime, Typhœius with rattling thunder drove Beneath the earth; in Arime, men say...

Arime

76 37.72113,36.47296,0 Ilion ...do his advice approve. So Troy doth court convent At Priam's gate, in th' Ilion tow'r, fearful and turbulent. Amongst all, wise Antenor spake: "Trojans, and...

Ilion

78 Scamander ...and my other lords, a sort of Greeks are dead, Whose black blood, near Scamander's stream, inhuman Mars hath shed; Their souls to hell descended are. It fits...

Scamander

75 26.25,39.75,0 Greece ...and thy life with mine is ev'nly prized. Command the rest of Troy and Greece; to cease this public fight, And, what Greek bears the greatest mind, to...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...dead. The Greeks erect A mighty wall, their navy to protect; Which angers Neptune. Jove, by hapless signs, In depth of night, succeeding woes divines. ANOTHER...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Thebes ...it is for his effeminacy. Which is all paraphrastical in my translation. [5] Thebes, a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in...

Thebes

80 23.255096,38.318092,0 Glaucus ...which I use for the loved and simple nobility of the free exchange in Glaucus, contrary to others that, for the supposed folly in Glaucus, turned his change...

Glaucus

72 29.25,36.75,0 WALES ...DEDICATORY TO THE IMMORTAL MEMORY OF THE INCOMPARABLE HEROE, HENRY, PRINCE OF WALES. Thy tomb, arms, statue, all things fit to fall At foot of Death, and...

WALES

80 -1.28162,53.34061,0 French ...vilifyings of my translation, out of the French affirming them, when both in French, and all other languages but his own, our with-all-skill-enriched Poet is so...

French

79 -86.43333,16.35,0 Paradise ...your states do with your states increase, And though ye dream ye feast in Paradise, Yet reason's daylight shews ye at your meat Asses at thistles, bleeding...

Paradise

80 -115.14666,36.09719,0 Turkish ...in litigious prose Are bellow'd out, and crack the barbarous voices Of Turkish stentors, O, ye lean to those, Like itching horse to blocks or high...

Turkish

79 England ...divine. Then end their strife and love him, thus receiv'd, As born in England; see him over-shine All other-country poets; and trust this, That...

England

78 French ...Messines That into Tuscan turns him; and the gloss Grave Salel makes in French, as he translates; Which, for th' aforesaid reasons, all must do; And see...

French

80 -86.43333,16.35,0 Greek ...they, no height nor copy; a rude tongue, Since 'tis their native; but in Greek or Latin Their writs are rare, for thence true Poesy sprung; Though them...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Persia ...pride, Great Macedon, amongst his matchless spoils Took from rich Persia, on his fortunes cast, A casket finding, full of precious oils, Form'd...

Persia

74 -78.93587,42.46312,0 Poesy ...giv'n Of his refulgent Deity in heav'n, So Learning, and, her light'ner, Poesy, In earth present His fiery Majesty. Nor are kings like Him, since their...

Poesy

79 Asian ...to rule his will; And would affirm that Homer's poesy Did more advance his Asian victory, Than all his armies. O! 'tis wond'rous much, Though nothing...

Asian

81 Jupiter ...and hope of wreak; till which come, thou shalt need A little patience. Jupiter went yesterday to feast Amongst the blameless Æthiops, in th' ocean's...

Jupiter

79 Pallas ...Pow'r whose pace doth move The round earth, heav'n's great Queen, and Pallas); to whose bands Thou cam'st with rescue, bringing up him with the hundred...

Pallas

78 32.76644,26.01185,0 Thebes ..."Thou dost know. Why should I things known again inform? We march'd to Thebes, the sacred town of king Eëtion, Sack'd it, and brought to fleet the spoil...

Thebes

75 Jupiter ...so terrible they were, Sparkling with ardour, and thus spake: "Thou seed of Jupiter, Why com'st thou? To behold his pride, that boasts our empery? Then witness...

Jupiter

80 Phœbus ...unvalu'd price, his daughter's liberty; The golden sceptre and the crown of Phœbus in his hands Proposing; and made suit to all, but most to the commands Of...

Phœbus

80 Phœbus ...freedom he entreats; But, being dismiss'd with contumelious threats, At Phœbus' hands, by vengeful pray'r, he seeks To have a plague inflicted on the...

Phœbus

78 Pegridarij ...signifying garland-seller, and commanded him to build a temple to the Pegridarij, that is, to the Muses. Herodotus affirms that Phæmius, teaching a public...

Pegridarij

72 Egyptian ...used to do himself. Alex. Paphius, saith Eustathius, delivers Homer as born of Egyptian parents, Dmasagoras being his father, and Æthra his mother, his nurse being a...

Egyptian

81 Greek ...Indians alone, but the kings of Persia. And amongst the Indians, of all the Greek poets, Homer being ever first in estimation; whensoever they used any divine...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Acamas ...fourth charge good Æneas led, and with him were combin'd Archelochus, and Acamas, Antenor's dearest kind, And excellent at ev'ry fight. The fifth brave...

Acamas

78 Troy ...the rest home to their country turn'd, The tenth year of their wars at Troy, and Troy was sack'd and burn'd. And then the Gods fell to their fort...

Troy

79 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Paris ...vital flood. Eurypylus made in, and eas'd his shoulders of his arms; Which Paris seeing, he drew his bow, and wreak'd in part the harms Of his good friend...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Greek ...the royal Idomen. Neleides obey'd, And to his chariot presently the wounded Greek convey'd, The son of Æsculapius, the great physician. To fleet they flew...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Thrace ...Antenor's son, ample and bigly set, Brought up in pasture-springing Thrace, that doth soft sheep beget, In grave Cisseus' noble house, that was his...

Thrace

72 Cyprus ...his breast, which Cinyras bestow'd To gratify his royal guest; for ev'n to Cyprus flowed Th' unbounded fame of those designs the Greeks propos'd for Troy...

Cyprus

79 32.5,37.5,0 Aurora ...Lambda presents the General, In fight the worthiest man of all, Aurora out of restful bed did from bright Tithon rise, To bring each deathless...

Aurora

73 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Dioscuris ...᾽Επὶ ξυρου̑ ἵσταται ἀκμη̑ς. This went into a proverb, used by Theocritus, in Dioscuris, out of Homer. THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Atrides and...

Dioscuris

79 Ithacus ...lighted, and the spoils, hung on the tamrick reeds, He took and gave to Ithacus, and up he got again. Then flew they joyful to their fleet. Nestor did first...

Ithacus

76 Greece ...fit for his deed, a chariot and two horse, That pass for speed the rest of Greece? What one dares take this course, For his renown, besides his gifts, to...

Greece

79 Merion ...By honour'd Molus, gave it him, as present of a guest; Molus to his son Merion did make it his bequest. With this Ulysses arm'd his head; and thus they...

Merion

78 Scandia ...from Eleon, When he laid waste Amyntor's house, that was Ormenus' son: In Scandia, to Cytherius, surnam'd Amphidamas, Autolycus did give this helm; he, when he...

Scandia

80 -92.80577,45.25358,0 Greek ...are ye arming thus? Is it to undertake The sending of some vent'rous Greek, t' explore the foe's intent? Alas! I greatly fear, not one will give that...

Greek

73 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Pluto ...knock'd she with her impious hands the many-feeding earth, To urge stern Pluto and his Queen t' incline their vengeful ears, Fell on her knees, and all her...

Pluto

77 Marpessa ...privately liv'd with his lawful wife, Fair Cleopatra, female birth of bright Marpessa's pain, And of Ideus; who of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time...

Marpessa

81 Phthia ...Unseen of any man or maid. Through Greece then, rich and vast, I fled to Phthia, nurse of sheep, and came to Peleus' court; Who entertain'd me heartily, and...

Phthia

79 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Phthia ...me a wife. Many fair Achive princesses of unimpeachéd life In Helle and in Phthia live, whose sires do cities hold, Of whom I can have whom I will. And, more...

Phthia

81 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Greek ...her form, or if she did transcend Blue-ey'd Minerva for her works; let him a Greek select Fit for her, and a greater king. For if the Gods protect My safety...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Phera ...and Enope, and Hira full of flow'rs, Anthæa for sweet meadows prais'd, and Phera deck'd with tow'rs, The bright Epea, Pedasus that doth God Bacchus please...

Phera

79 Cardamyle ...prefer, Sev'n cities right magnificent, I will bestow on her; Enope, and Cardamyle, Mira for herbs renown'd, The fair Æpea, Pedasus that doth with grapes...

Cardamyle

79 22.23317,36.88778,0 Greek ...supper by thee; all thy tents are amply stor'd with wine, Brought daily in Greek ships from Thrace; and to this grace of thine All necessaries thou hast...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greek ...his speech thus seconded: "Tydides, thou art, questionless, our strongest Greek in war, And gravest in thy counsels too, of all that equal are In place...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Minerva ...springs ye shall not cure; that She that tames proud hearts (Thyself, Minerva) may be taught to know for what, and when, Thou dost against thy father...

Minerva

78 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Merion ...next, with vehement strength endued; Idomenëus and his friend, stout Merion, next pursued; And after these Eurypylus, Evemon's honour'd race; The...

Merion

77 Helice ...not thy honour'd heart, to see rude spoil devour These Greeks that have in Helice, and Aege, offer'd thee So many and such wealthy gifts? Let them the victors...

Helice

79 23.816171800000006,42.4382418,0 Neptune ...and made Olympus shake As she but stirr'd within her throne, and thus to Neptune spake: "O Neptune, what a spite is this! Thou God so huge in pow'r...

Neptune

77 Jupiter ...and, of your famous strength, think of the honour'd ends. I know benevolent Jupiter, did by his beck profess Conquest and high renown to me, and to the Greeks...

Jupiter

80 Greece ...discords end. What God soever I shall find endeavour to defend Or Troy or Greece, with wounds to heav'n he, sham'd, shall reascend; Or, taking with him...

Greece

80 Greece ...Aurora's dews are sprinkled through the air, Fame will renown the hands of Greece, for this divine affair; Men will forget the sacred work, the Sun and I did...

Greece

79 Atrides ...Idæus in the morning went, and th' Achive peers did find In council at Atrides' ship; his audience was assign'd; And, in the midst of all the kings, the...

Atrides

77 Greece ...of our strife, to show each other's suppled heart, That men of Troy and Greece may say, Thus their high quarrel ends. Those that, encount'ring, were such...

Greece

76 Greece ...use thy strength, so much, that for thy spear Thou art most excellent of Greece, now let us fight forbear. Hereafter we shall war again, till Jove our herald...

Greece

81 Amazon ...assay not me, like one Young and immartial, with great words, as to an Amazon dame; I have the habit of all fights, and know the bloody frame Of ev'ry...

Amazon

75 Greece ...of theirs to see their lord safe home, 'Scap'd from the gripes and pow'rs of Greece. And now was Paris come From his high tow'rs; who made no stay, when once...

Greece

81 Troy ...be clear as mine; equal his strength in war; And make his reign so strong in Troy, that years to come may yield His facts this fame, when, rich in spoils, he...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Greek ...Loading thy temples, out of which thine eyes must never see, But spin the Greek wives' webs of task, and their fetch water be To Argos, from Messeides, or...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greek ...and so good, must all be food for foes) As thy sad state; when some rude Greek shall lead thee weeping hence, These free days clouded, and a night of...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Paris ...Come forth, lest thy fair tow'rs and Troy be burn'd about thine ears." Paris acknowledg'd, as before, all just that Hector spake, Allowing justice, though...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Mars ...against him; for his son, Isandrus, in a strife Against the valiant Solymi, Mars reft of light and life; Laodamïa, being envied of all the Goddesses, The...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Sisyphus-Æölides ...a walléd town, Ephyré, where the mansion-house of Sisyphus did stand, Of Sisyphus-Æölides, most wise of all the land. Glaucus was son to him, and he begat...

Sisyphus-Æölides

79 Thrace ...them how to make Way to their conquest, He did wound the strongest man of Thrace, The tallest and the biggest set, Eussorian Acamas; His lance fell on his...

Thrace

78 Tydides ...price, Twelve oxen should be slain in sacrifice. In mean space Glaucus and Tydides meet; And either other with remembrance greet Of old love 'twixt their...

Tydides

81 Jupiter ...Or had my feet not fetched me off, heaps of mortality Had kept me consort." Jupiter, with a contracted brow, Thus answered Mars: "Thou many minds, inconstant...

Jupiter

82 Pandarus ...She found him at his chariot, refreshing of his wound Inflicted by slain Pandarus; his sweat did so abound, It much annoy'd him, underneath the broad belt of...

Pandarus

79 Prytanis ...on the multitude; then did he never miss; Alastor, Halius, Chromius, Noemon, Prytanis, Alcander, and a number more, he slew, and more had slain, If Hector had...

Prytanis

81 40.5,40.5,0 Ilion ...Jove's Lycian issue answer'd him: "Tlepolemus, 'tis true Thy father holy Ilion in that sort overthrew; Th' injustice of the king was cause, that, where thy...

Ilion

79 Mars ...he took; His arms beat back the sun in flames, a dreadful lance he shook; Mars put the fury in his mind, that by Æneas' hands, Who was to make the slaughter...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Crethon ...men was set; And that Orsilochus begat the rich Diocleüs; Diocleus sire to Crethon was, and this Orsilochus. Both these; arriv'd at man's estate, with both th'...

Crethon

81 Sun ...Thrice rush'd he rudely on, And thrice, betwixt his darts and death, the Sun's bright target shone; But when upon the fourth assault, much like a...

Sun

77 -13.85,13.38333,0 Anchisiades ...With his one hand, of wondrous weight, and pour'd it mainly on The hip of Anchisiades, wherein the joint doth move The thigh ('tis call'd the huckle-bone) which...

Anchisiades

80 Diomed ...Thy great mind be the bane of it." This did with anger sting The blood of Diomed, to see his friend, that chid the king Before the fight, and then preferr'd...

Diomed

80 Pandarus ...arms were hollow; forth did spin The blood, and down his curets ran; then Pandarus cried out: "Rank-riding Trojans, now rush in. Now, now, I make no doubt...

Pandarus

78 Pandarus ...such as flourish'd in his way, and made whole squadrons yield, When Pandarus, Lycaon's son, beheld his ruining hand, With such resistless insolence, make...

Pandarus

76 Greece ...fury that you could not know whose side had interest In his free labours, Greece or Troy; but as a flood, increas'd By violent and sudden show'rs, let down...

Greece

78 Mars ...act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in the dust hast laid So many cities, and with...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...he terrifies. Adds wounds to terrors. His inflamed lance Draws blood from Mars, and Venus. In a trance He casts Æneas, with a weighty stone; Apollo...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...Troy might confess it foil'd. Apollo, angry at the sight, from top of Ilion cried: "Turn head, ye well-rode peers of Troy, feed not the Grecians'...

Ilion

74 Autophon ...rule were Mæon, Hæmon's son, And Lycophontes, Keep-field call'd, the heir of Autophon, By all men honour'd like the Gods; yet these and all their friends Were...

Autophon

81 Neptune ...ye the foe should nearer yet your dastard spleens provoke, Ev'n where on Neptune's foamy shore our navies lie in sight, To see if Jove will hold your hands...

Neptune

77 Thrace ...find Machaon out. He found him standing guarded well with well-arm'd men of Thrace; With whom he quickly join'd, and said: "Man of Apollo's race, Haste, for...

Thrace

80 fold ...made of gold; The belt it fast'ned, bravely wrought; his curets' double fold; And last, the charméd plate he wore, which help'd him more than all...

fold

76 Lycia ...future grief did grow. When, praying to his God the Sun, that was in Lycia bred, And king of archers, promising that he the blood would shed Of full...

Lycia

77 29.129618500000003,36.513688333333334,0 Peleüs ...my hot humour, from the fight, remember them as these: 'Thou cruel son of Peleüs, whom She that rules the seas Did only nourish with her gall, thou dost...

Peleüs

78 Ilion ...thou Pallas, and thou Sun, That not a man hous'd underneath those tow'rs of Ilion, Nor anyone of all the Greeks, how infinite a sum Soever all together make...

Ilion

80 Merion ...forefight: Th' Ajaces both, the worthy Cretan king, The Mars-like Meges, Merion, and Teucer. Up then bring The Trojan chiefs their men in heaps; before whom...

Merion

77 Greek ...myself will lead, and scour so clear the way, That flight shall leave no Greek a rub." Thus instantly inspir'd Were all his nerves with matchless strength...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Jupiter ...Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one his kingdom; I the seas, Pluto the black lot, Jupiter the principalities Of broad heav'n, all the sky and clouds, was sorted out...

Jupiter

81 Jupiter ...force. Three brothers born we are To Saturn, Rhea brought us forth, this Jupiter, and I. And Pluto, God of under-grounds. The world indiff'rently Dispos'd...

Jupiter

77 Neptune ...enjoin'd; but first the fair ambassadress He thus commanded: "Iris, go to Neptune, and relate Our pleasure truly, and at large. Command him from the fate Of...

Neptune

78 Jupiter ...had place Of internunciess from the Gods, to whom she did the grace Of Jupiter, to this effect: "It is Saturnius' will, That both, with utmost speed, should...

Jupiter

77 Bewraying ...ye banquet here." Thus took she place, displeasedly; the feast in general Bewraying privy spleens at Jove; and then, to colour all, She laugh'd, but merely from...

Bewraying

80 Ilion ...men so long forgone." This said, and seen, pale fear possess'd all those of Ilion, And ev'ry man cast round his eye to see where death was not, That he might...

Ilion

80 Ilion ...it found the flock-rich Phorbas' son, Ilionëus, whose dear sire, past all in Ilion, Was lov'd of Hermes, and enrich'd, and to him only bore His mother this...

Ilion

81 Mars ...Reveng'd my brother. 'Tis the wish of ev'ry honest man His brother, slain in Mars's field, may rest wreak'd in his fane." This stirr'd fresh envy in the...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...I pour'd dark sleep, Saturnia's love hath so illuded him." This news made Neptune more secure in giving Grecians heart, And through the first fights thus he...

Neptune

80 Thebes ...bore to me the joy of mortal men, The sprightly Bacchus; nor the dame that Thebes renownéd then, Alcmena, that bore Hercules; Latona, so renown'd; Queen...

Thebes

79 Lecton ...quick repair To Ida from the town, and isle, all hid in liquid air. At Lecton first they left the sea, and there the land they trod; The fountful nurse of...

Lecton

77 Emathia ...court flew. Saturnia, straight stooping from heav'n's height, Pieria and Emathia, those countries of delight, Soon reach'd, and to the snowy mounts, where...

Emathia

81 22.25,40.75,0 Neptune ...far him obey." This counsel gladly all observ'd, went on, Atrides led. Nor Neptune this advantage lost, but closely followéd, And like an aged man appear'd t'...

Neptune

81 Palmus ...made good the place About renown'd Polydamas, and god-like Polypæt, Palmus, Ascanius, Morus that Hippotion did beget, And from Ascania's wealthy fields...

Palmus

78 Paris ...And no wreak sought for his slain son. But, at his slaughterers Incenséd Paris spent a lance, since he had been a guest To many Paphlagonians; and through...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Meriones ...He call'd with good right to his aid war-skill'd Ascalaphus, Aphareüs, Meriones, the strong Deipyrus, And Nestor's honourable son: "Come near, my friends,"...

Meriones

77 Pluto ...The joy I wish it, though it be now ent'ring the strong gate Of mighty Pluto, since this hand hath sent him down a mate." This glory in him griev'd the...

Pluto

77 Jupiter ...at his brother Jove. Yet both one Goddess form'd, And one soil bred, but Jupiter precedence took in birth, And had more knowledge; for which cause, the other...

Jupiter

77 Meriones ...feel we this hot foe, or make him feel our force." This order'd, swift Meriones went, and forewent his king, Till both arriv'd where one enjoin'd. When, in...

Meriones

75 Pleuron ...repulse, he left his tent. Him (like Andremon's son, Prince Thoas, that in Pleuron rul'd, and lofty Calydon, Th' Ætolian pow'rs, and like a God was of his...

Pleuron

79 21.40886806850941,38.41373336761354,0 Neptune ...sad lids, their instant destinies Never supposing they could 'scape. But Neptune, stepping in, With ease stirr'd up the able troops, and did at first begin...

Neptune

77 Phrygia ...Of such a world of Grecian youths, as I discover here! I once march'd into Phrygia, that many vines doth bear, Where many Phrygians I beheld, well-skill'd in...

Phrygia

81 32.5,37.5,0 Paris ...tombstone, not of steel in which, for form, thou serv'st." To this thus Paris spake, (for form, that might inhabit heav'n) "Hector, because thy sharp...

Paris

80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...of dust) did rise. But, ere stern conflict mix'd both strengths, fair Paris stept before The Trojan host; athwart his back a panther's hide he wore...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...END OF THE SECOND BOOK. THE THIRD BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Paris, betwixt the hosts, to single fight, Of all the Greeks, dares the most hardy...

Paris

75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ascania ...the Phrygians brought to war, Well train'd for battle, and were come out of Ascania far. With Methles, and with Antiphus, (Pylæmen's sons) did fight The men of...

Ascania

80 25.25,36.25,0 Trœzenius-Ceades ...enclos'd. Euphemus, the Ciconian troops, in his command dispos'd, Who from Trœzenius-Ceades right nobly did descend. Pyræchmes did the Pæons rule, that crookéd bows do...

Trœzenius-Ceades

81 Jupiter ...chalky Oloössone, were led by Polypœte, The issue of Pirithous, the son of Jupiter. Him the Athenian Theseus' friend Hippodamy did bear, When he the bristled...

Jupiter

79 Asterius ...Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in Asterius, Evemon's son, Eurypylus, did lead into the field; Whose towns did forty...

Asterius

81 Calydna ...in Cassus, Nisyrus, and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's soils, Phidippus and bold Antiphus did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons...

Calydna

78 Cassus ...But weak this was, not fit for war, and therefore few did guide. Who did in Cassus, Nisyrus, and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's...

Cassus

82 Stratié ...where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive, In Ripe, and in Stratié, the fair Mantinean town, And strong Enispe, that for height is ever...

Stratié

74 Phæneus ...Epytus' tomb did stand) Where dwelt the bold near-fighting men, who did in Phæneus live, And Orchomen, where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive...

Phæneus

79 Amphigen ...In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and little Pteleon, The town where all the Iliots dwelt, and famous Doreon...

Amphigen

76 Pylos ...In Helen's rape, and did his best to make them buy it dear. Who dwelt in Pylos' sandy soil, and Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy...

Pylos

79 Neptune ...and Augia's grounds, strong Laa, Oetylon, Amyclas, Helos' harbour-town, that Neptune beats upon, All these did Menelaus lead (his brother, that in cries Of war...

Neptune

81 Sparta ...Who did in Lacedæmon's rule th' unmeasur'd concave hold, High Pharis, Sparta, Messe's tow'rs, for doves so much extoll'd, Bryseia's and Augia's grounds...

Sparta

76 22.42454,37.08149,0 Hennion ...did combine. Who did in fruitful Argos dwell, or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus...

Hennion

81 Aspledon ...And six score strong Bœotian youths in ev'ry burthen went. But those who in Aspledon dwelt, and Minian Orchomen, God Mars's sons did lead (Ascalaphus and Ialmen)...

Aspledon

82 23.034484,38.512851,0 Coroneia ...Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such store of grass, All those that in Platæa dwelt, that...

Coroneia

74 Eutresis ...Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such...

Eutresis

75 Copas ...in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia, Haliart, that...

Copas

78 Peteona ...and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis...

Peteona

75 Hylen ...Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas...

Hylen

80 Eleon ...plain, Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona...

Eleon

77 23.479833,38.355639,0 Hyria ...Bœotia bred, Arcesilaus, Clonius, and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of...

Hyria

79 25.38071,37.07754,0 Mars ...like lightning-loving Jove, his forehead answering, In breast like Neptune, Mars in waist. And as a goodly bull Most eminent of all a herd, most wrong, most...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...With eyes like lightning-loving Jove, his forehead answering, In breast like Neptune, Mars in waist. And as a goodly bull Most eminent of all a herd, most wrong...

Neptune

81 Jupiter ...watching her, Her wing caught, and devour'd her too. This dragon, Jupiter, That brought him forth, turn'd to a stone, and made a pow'rful mean To...

Jupiter

74 Mars ...To cope with Hector; past all these, his spirit stood inclin'd To glut Mars with the blood of him. And at Æacides Apollo sent Anchises' son; but first he...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...fray'd, And leap'd affrighted from his throne, cried out, lest over him Neptune should rend in two the earth, and so his house, so dim, So loathsome, filthy...

Neptune

84 Callicolon ...other times where Simois pours on His silver current at the foot of high Callicolon. And thus the bless'd Gods both sides urg'd; they all stood in the mids...

Callicolon

77 Mars ...trembling with his sight; so gloriously clad He overshin'd the field, and Mars no harmfuller than he, He bore the iron stream on clear. But when Jove's high...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...tread exceeding sure. To aid the Ilian side, The changeable in arms went, Mars; and him accompanied Diana that delights in shafts, and Phœbus never shorn...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Phœbe ...And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus, Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a mist...

Phœbe

81 Neptune ...Gods descend To aid on both parts. For the Greeks contend Juno, Minerva, Neptune, Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus...

Neptune

79 Peleus ...height Chiron hew'd it for his sire, and fatal 'twas To great-soul'd men, of Peleus and Pelion surnam'd Pelias. Then from the stable their bright horse...

Peleus

81 Phthia ...my life quitting thine, had pow'r to ship him home, and show His young eyes Phthia, subjects, court; my father being now Dead, or most short-liv'd, troublous...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Earth ...he spake: "Now witness, Jupiter, First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear; Thou Sun; ye Furies under earth that ev'ry soul...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Greece ...give fit ear; my speech shall need attentión of all. Oft have our peers of Greece much blam'd my forcing of the prise Due to Achilles; of which act, not I, but...

Greece

79 Mars ...the laborious wars. To all these came two halting kings, true servitors of Mars, Tydides and wise Ithacus, both leaning on their spears, Their wounds still...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Earth ...shew (Directed with a knowing mind) a rare variety; For in it he presented Earth; in it the Sea and Sky; In it the never-wearied Sun, the Moon exactly round...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Jupiter ...And he worn to his root with age? From him another ill Ariseth to me; Jupiter, you know, hath giv'n a son, The excellent'st of men, to me; whose education...

Jupiter

76 Orythia ...Amphinome, Chaste Galatea so renown'd, and Callianira, came, With Doto and Orythia, to cheer the mournful dame. Apseudes likewise visited, and Callianassa gave...

Orythia

81 Greece ...bloods, and not a man sustain'd The forechace, nor the after-fight. And thus Greece nobly gain'd The person towards home. But thus, the changing war was rack'd...

Greece

81 Greece ...I think ev'n thy eye sees What a destruction God hath laid upon the sons of Greece, And what a conquest he gives Troy; in which the best of men, Patroclus...

Greece

80 Podes ...draws him off, and not a man to friend. From all the Trojans? This friend is Podes, Eetion's son." This hid him in a cloud of grief, and set him foremost on...

Podes

81 Ilion ...ways with their sweat; the Trojans hop'd for grace To make it reach to Ilion, the Grecians to their fleet, A cruel tumult they stirr'd up, and such as...

Ilion

79 Ilion ...God to Venus' son appears, And ask'd him how he would maintain steep Ilion in her height, In spite of Gods, as he presum'd; when men approv'd so slight...

Ilion

73 Schedius ...And threw at Ajax; but his dart, discover'd, pass'd, and stay'd At Schedius, son of Iphitus, a man of ablest hand Of all the strong Phocensians, and...

Schedius

73 Ilion ...Sarpedon's arms; nay him, whom you have likewise lost. This body drawn to Ilion would after draw and cost A greater ransom if you pleas'd; but Ajax startles...

Ilion

78 Greek ...one or other plague ensues. It cannot therefore move The grudge of any Greek that sees I yield to Hector, he Still fighting with a spirit from heav'n. And...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Mars ...So low, that over him it flew, and trembling took the ground, With which Mars made it quench his thirst; and since the head could wound No better body...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...of Immortals, will live free, that death must taste before These gates of Ilion; ev'ry God will have his son a God, Or storm extremely. Give him then an...

Ilion

78 Damastorides ...Two ways it fell, cleft through his casque. And then Tlepolemus, Epaltes, Damastorides, Evippus, Echius, Ipheas, bold Amphoterus, and valiant Erymas, And...

Damastorides

80 Ilion ...all Troy were laid upon; So like those torrents roar'd they back to windy Ilion; And so like tempests blew the horse with ravishing back again Those hot...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...ILIADS THE ARGUMENT The Gods in council, at the last, decree That famous Ilion shall expugnéd be; And that their own continu'd faults may prove The...

Ilion

80 Paris ...mov'd mind by her grace, And, for her mirth sake, set a stool, full before Paris' face, Where she would needs have Helen sit; who, though she durst not...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Lacedæmon ...her the shape Of beldame Græa, who was brought by Helen, in her rape, From Lacedæmon, and had trust in all her secrets still, Being old, and had (of all her...

Lacedæmon

81 Scæa ...and sweet, she gently set him down, And went for Helen; whom she found in Scæa's utmost height, To which whole swarms of city dames had climb'd to see the...

Scæa

78 Pylos ...Which if they yield to, oppose you." He sate, and up arose Nestor, of sandy Pylos king, who, willing to dispose Their counsel to the public good, propos'd this...

Pylos

82 Greek ...Command the rest of Troy and Greece; to cease this public fight, And, what Greek bears the greatest mind, to single strokes excite. I promise thee that yet...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...the Greeks so fall in fight, From high Olympus' top she stoop'd, and did on Ilion light. Apollo, to encounter her, to Pergamus did fly, From whence he...

Ilion

80 Jupiter ...Himself the first; yet before him exulting Clamour flew, And thunder-loving Jupiter from lofty Ida blew A storm that usher'd their assault, and made them charge...

Jupiter

82 West ...cast ‭ About it and the keel, and so sat tost ‭ With baneful weather, till the West had lost ‭ His stormy tyranny. And then arose ‭ The South, that bred me more...

West

81 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 Sicily ...Far off dismiss’d them, to see duly fed ‭ Their father’s herds and flocks in Sicily. ‭ These herds and flocks if to the Deity ‭ Ye leave, as sacred things...

Sicily

79 Areta ...ship alone, ‭ Which bore the care of all men, got her gone, [2] ‭ Come from Areta. Yet perhaps ev’n she ‭ Had wrack’d at those rocks, if the Deity, ‭ That lies...

Areta

78 Pluto ...sceptre; and to him did plead ‭ A sort of others, set about his throne, ‭ In Pluto’s wide-door’d house; when straight came on ‭ Mighty Orion, who was hunting...

Pluto

79 Pylos ...a woman now. ‭ But what says Fame? Doth my son yet survive, ‭ In Orchomen, or Pylos? Or doth live ‭ In Sparta with his uncle? Yet I see ‭ Divine Orestes is not...

Pylos

80 Greek ...us. Not Demodocus ‭ With sweeter strains hath us’d to sing to us ‭ All the Greek sorrows, wept out in your own. ‭ But say: Of all your worthy friends, were...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Athens ...to the off’ring came. ‭ Whom whilome Theseus made his prise from Crete, ‭ That Athens’ sacred soil might kiss her feet, ‭ But never could obtain her virgin flow’r, ‭...

Athens

81 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Neptune ...Antiope, ‭ Asopus’ daughter, who (as much as she ‭ Boasted attraction of great Neptune’s love) ‭ Boasted to slumber in the arms of Jove, ‭ And two sons likewise at...

Neptune

81 Pluto ...Thus said the kingly soul, and made retreat ‭ Amidst the inner parts of Pluto’s seat, ‭ When he had spoke thus by divine instinct. ‭ Still I stood firm, till...

Pluto

74 Spondanus ...hath in ‭chief an allegorical exposition. Notwithstanding I say with our ‭Spondanus, Credo in hoc vasto mundi ambitu extare res ‭innumeras mirandæ facultatis...

Spondanus

76 Ithaca ...their rapt minds, as if there they saw ‭ Their natural country, cliffy Ithaca, ‭ And ev’n the roofs where they were bred and born, ‭ And vow’d as much, with...

Ithaca

73 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ill ...the fair-bound treasury, ‭ And how much gold and silver it contains.’ ‭ Ill counsel present approbation gains. ‭ They op’d the bag, and out the vapours...

Ill

74 Ithaca ...that thine eye enclos’d, ‭ Say that Ulysses, old Laertes’ son, ‭ Whose seat is Ithaca, and who hath won ‭ Surname of City-razer, bor’d it out.’ ‭ At this, he bray’d...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 fold ...and held ‭ State in thy steps, both to the flood and field, ‭ First still at fold at even, now last remain? ‭ Dost thou not wish I had mine eye again, ‭ Which...

fold

79 Laodamas ...far ‭ Past all the rest, but one he could not pass, ‭ Nor any thought improve, Laodamas. ‭ Up Anabesinëus then arose; ‭ And three sons of the Sceptre-state, and...

Laodamas

81 Greece ...That then the end of all griefs should begin ‭ ’Twixt Greece and Troy, when Greece (with strife to win ‭ That wish’d conclusion) in her kings should jar, ‭ And...

Greece

78 Greek ...they express’d their odds. ‭ When Agamemnon sat rejoic’d in soul ‭ To hear the Greek peers jar in terms so foul; ‭ For augur Phœbus in presage had told ‭ The King...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 West ...found my court, ‭ I know not, nor can tell if his resort ‭ From East or West comes; but his suit is this: ‭ That to his country-earth we would dismiss ‭ His...

West

74 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 East ...whose travels found my court, ‭ I know not, nor can tell if his resort ‭ From East or West comes; but his suit is this: ‭ That to his country-earth we would...

East

80 -15.396150046196489,64.8948606919208,0 Peribœa ...here set down ‭the diagram, as Spondanus hath it. Neptune begat Nausithous of ‭Peribœa. By Nausithous, Rhexenor, Alcinous, were begot. By ‭Rhexenor, Arete, the wife...

Peribœa

81 Eubœa ...please, ‭ Show you your country and your house ere night, ‭ Though far beyond Eubœa be that sight. ‭ And this Eubœa, as our subjects say ‭ That have been there and...

Eubœa

80 Phæacia ...instant pace ‭ Into the court; where all the peers he found, ‭ And captains of Phæacia, with cups-crown’d ‭ Off’ring to sharp-eyed Hermes, to whom last ‭ They us’d to...

Phæacia

81 Erechtheüs ...Athens lighted on; ‭ Where to the house, that casts so thick a shade, [5] ‭ Of Erechtheüs she ingression made. ‭ Ulysses to the lofty-builded court ‭ Of king Alcinous...

Erechtheüs

81 Scheria ...Ητα. ‭ The honour’d minds, ‭ And welcome things, ‭ Ulysses finds ‭ In Scheria’s kings. ‭ Thus pray’d the wise and God-observing man. ‭ The Maid, by free...

Scheria

72 Neptune ...for the overthrow ‭ Of her nor him, but gat at length again, ‭ Wrastling with Neptune, hold of her; and then ‭ Sat in her bulk, insulting over death, ‭ Which, with...

Neptune

80 Pylos ...since his father’s fame ‭ He puts in pursuit, and is gone as far ‭ As sacred Pylos, and the singular ‭ Dame-breeding Sparta.” This, with this reply, ‭ The...

Pylos

79 Aurora ...builds ‭ A ship; and gains ‭ The glassy fields; ‭ Pays Neptune pains. ‭ Aurora rose from high-born Tithon’s bed, ‭ That men and Gods might be illustrated, ‭...

Aurora

75 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...E. ‭ Ulysses builds ‭ A ship; and gains ‭ The glassy fields; ‭ Pays Neptune pains. ‭ Aurora rose from high-born Tithon’s bed, ‭ That men and Gods might be...

Neptune

70 Ithaca ...far to feed ‭ A cliff-bred goat, than raise or please a steed. ‭ Of all isles, Ithaca doth least provide ‭ Or meads to feed a horse, or ways to ride.” ‭ He, smiling...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...through the waves ‭ Then rais’d against him. These his impious braves ‭ When Neptune heard, in his strong hand he took ‭ His massy trident, and so soundly strook ‭...

Neptune

79 Pallas ...from his way. ‭ And surely he had ‘scap’d the fatal day, ‭ In spite of Pallas, if to that foul deed ‭ He in her fane did, (when he ravishéd ‭ The Trojan...

Pallas

73 32.76644,26.01185,0 Gyræan ...In his long-oar’d ship. Neptune, yet, awhile ‭ Saft him unwrack’d, to the Gyræan isle, ‭ A mighty-rock removing from his way. ‭ And surely he had ‘scap’d the...

Gyræan

76 Ægypt ...I’ll all impart, ‭ Nor hide one word from thy sollicitous heart. ‭ I was in Ægypt, where a mighty time ‭ The Gods detain’d me, though my natural clime ‭ I never...

Ægypt

78 Argos ...(some one sole town ‭ Inhabited about him batter’d down) ‭ All should in Argos live. And there would I ‭ Ease him of rule, and take the empery ‭ Of all on me...

Argos

75 Greek ...which my sleep and meat ev’n loathsome is ‭ In his renew’d thought, since no Greek hath won ‭ Grace for such labours as Laërtes’ son ‭ Hath wrought and suffer’d...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Sun ...loves he lies, ‭ Wisdom in truth is, and he’s passing wise.” ‭ This said, the Sun went down, and up rose Night, ‭ When Pallas spake: “O father, all good right ‭...

Sun

80 -13.85,13.38333,0 Athens ...But in the eighth, to his affrighting fate, ‭ Divine Orestes home from Athens came, ‭ And what his royal father felt, the same ‭ He made the false Ægisthus...

Athens

73 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Greece ...as much may thee commend.” ‭ He answer’d: “O thou greatest grace of Greece, ‭ Orestes made that wreak his master-piece, ‭ And him the Greeks will give a...

Greece

70 Neptune ...were brought; ‭ Where, through the broad sea since we safe had wrought, ‭ At Neptune’s altars many solid thighs ‭ Of slaughter’d bulls we burn’d for sacrifice. ‭...

Neptune

79 Ithaca ...of the Greeks survives, ‭ You ask from whence we are, and I relate: ‭ From Ithaca (whose seat is situate ‭ Where Neius, the renownéd mountain, rears ‭ His...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...had strange sights shown, ‭ For, on the marine shore, the people there ‭ To Neptune, that the azure locks doth wear, ‭ Beeves that were wholly black gave holy...

Neptune

78 Sparta ...ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Γἀμμα. ‭ Ulysses’ son ‭ With Nestor lies, ‭ To Sparta gone; ‭ Thence Pallas flies. ‭ The sun now left the great and goodly lake, ‭...

Sparta

69 22.42454,37.08149,0 Pheris ...The ample heav’n began to be, ‭ All house-rites to afford them free, ‭ In Pheris, Diocles did please, ‭ His surname Ortilochides. ‭ ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Γἀμμα. ‭...

Pheris

76 Neptune ...To Nestor; who his either guest ‭ Receiv’d at the religious feast ‭ He made to Neptune, on his shore; ‭ And there told what was done before ‭ The Trojan turrets, and...

Neptune

81 Greek ...all things have event, ‭ As I foretold him, when for Ilion went ‭ The whole Greek fleet together, and with them ‭ Th’ abundant-in-all-counsels took the stream. ‭...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Egyptian ...His name was Antiphus, And this old man, ‭ This crookéd-grown, this wise Egyptian, ‭ Had three sons more; of which one riotous ‭ A wooer was, and call’d...

Egyptian

75 Greece ...man as hath a dignity ‭ So broad it spreads itself through all the pride ‭ Of Greece and Argos.” To the queen replied ‭ Inspir’d Telemachus: “Why thus envies ‭ My...

Greece

80 Pylos ...of his retreat may hear, ‭ For chiefly Jove gives all that honours men. ‭ To Pylos first be thy addression then, ‭ To god-like Nestor; thence to Sparta haste, ‭...

Pylos

79 Ithaca ...Sire. ‭ Down from Olympus’ tops she headlong div’d, ‭ And swift as thought in Ithaca arriv’d, ‭ Close at Ulysses’ gates; in whose first court ‭ She made her stand...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...stay our lov’d Ulysses still, ‭ But suffer his return; and then will I ‭ To Ithaca, to make his son apply ‭ His sire’s inquest the more; infusing force ‭ Into his...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...lord and spouse. ‭ And when the Gods had destin’d that his house, ‭ Which Ithaca on her rough bosom bears, ‭ (The point of time wrought out by ambient years) ‭...

Ithaca

76 20.638399,38.44193,0 Mentas ...(In Ithaca) her way addrest; ‭ And did her heav’nly limbs invest ‭ In Mentas’ likeness, that did reign ‭ King of the Taphians, in the main ‭ Whose rough...

Mentas

72 Neptune ...To Castor and Pollux ‭ To Mercury ‭ To Pan ‭ To Vulcan ‭ To Phœbus ‭ To Neptune ‭ To Jove ‭ To Vesta ‭ To the Muses and Apollo ‭ To Bacchus ‭ To Diana ‭ To...

Neptune

74 Polypemon ...house, to much renown extoll’d. ‭ My father Aphidantes, fam’d to spring ‭ From Polypemon, the Molossian king. ‭ My name Eperitus. My taking land ‭ On this fair Isle was...

Polypemon

81 Ithaca ...I and Menelaus had profest ‭ First arms for Ilion, and were come ashore ‭ On Ithaca, with purpose to implore ‭ Ulysses’ aid, that city-racing man, ‭ In wreak of...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion ...I was once your guest, ‭ When I and Menelaus had profest ‭ First arms for Ilion, and were come ashore ‭ On Ithaca, with purpose to implore ‭ Ulysses’ aid, that...

Ilion

76 Greek ...Patroclus, brave Antilochus, ‭ And Ajax, the supremely strenuous ‭ Of all the Greek host next Pelëion; ‭ All which assembled about Maia’s son. ‭ And to them...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Aurora ...spirit, op’d the gates and out, ‭ He leading all. And now was hurl’d about ‭ Aurora’s ruddy fire; through all whose light ‭ Minerva led them through the town from...

Aurora

79 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Lotophagi ...all, ‭ Beginning where he gave the Cicons fall; ‭ From thence his pass to the Lotophagi; ‭ The Cyclop’s acts, the putting out his eye, ‭ And wreak of all the soldiers...

Lotophagi

80 Minerva ...THE TWENTY-SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS ‭ THE ARGUMENT ‭ The Wooers in Minerva’s sight ‭ Slain by Ulysses; all the light ‭ And lustful housewives by his son ‭...

Minerva

77 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Greek ...and of sects ‭ Amongst the people would breed shame and fear, ‭ Lest any worst Greek said: ‘See, men that were ‭ Of mean deservings will presume t’ aspire ‭ To his...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Pylos ...trials now so brave, ‭ As all the broad Achaian earth exceeds, ‭ As sacred Pylos, as the Argive breeds, ‭ As black Epirus, as Mycena’s birth, ‭ And as the more...

Pylos

77 Ithaca ...debt, to whose pay were ‭ The whole Messenian people bound, since they ‭ From Ithaca had forc’d a wealthy prey ‭ Of sheep and shepherds. In their ships they...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion ...form, ‭ The Gods have blasted with that only storm ‭ That ravish’d Greece to Ilion, since my lord, ‭ For that war shipp’d, bore all my goods aboard. ‭ If he...

Ilion

79 Egypt ...off, nor profane ‭ My board so boldly, lest I show thee here ‭ Cyprus and Egypt made more sour than there. ‭ You are a saucy set-fac’d vagabond. ‭ About with...

Egypt

76 Jupiter ...set ‭ This bitter curse at him: “O you that bear ‭ Fair name to be the race of Jupiter, ‭ Nymphs of these fountains! If Ulysses ever ‭ Burn’d thighs to you, that, hid...

Jupiter

81 hind ...Whose strength of mind hath cities levelléd! ‭ As to a lion’s den, when any hind ‭ Hath brought her young calves, to their rest inclin’d, ‭ When he is ranging...

hind

78 12.44657,57.70338,0 Pylos ...us, express ‭ What you have heard.” “I will,” said he, “and true. ‭ We came to Pylos, where the studious due ‭ That any father could afford his son, ‭ (But...

Pylos

81 Dulichius ...Amphinomus, the much renownéd son ‭ Of Nisus surnam’d Aretiades, ‭ Who from Dulichius full of flow’ry leas ‭ Led all the Wooers, and in chief did please ‭ The queen...

Dulichius

78 Pylos ...make quick way ‭ To wise Penelopé, and to her say ‭ My safe return from Pylos, and alone, ‭ Return thou hither, having made it known. ‭ Nor let, besides my...

Pylos

74 Ithaca ...Be you well assur’d, ‭ There will no Wooer be by heav’n endur’d ‭ To rule in Ithaca above your race, ‭ But your pow’rs ever fill the regal place.” ‭ “I wish to...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion ...ear ‭ This salutation from my gratitude bear: ‭ That I profess, in all our Ilion wars, ‭ He stood a careful father to my cares.” ‭ To whom the wise Ulyssides...

Ilion

77 Aurora ...proofs make of his hearty royalty.” ‭ He had no sooner said, but up arose ‭ Aurora, that the golden hills repose. ‭ And Menelaus, good-at-martial-cries, ‭ From...

Aurora

78 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greek ...saying (in a word, ‭ And that low whisper’d) peace, lest you afford ‭ Some Greek note of your softness. No word more, ‭ But made as if his stern austerity...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Crete ...then ‭ Jove plotted death to him and all his men, ‭ For (put off quite from Crete, and so far gone ‭ That shore was lost, and we set eye on none, ‭ But all...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Pylos ...the womb ‭ That bore great Homer, whom Fame freed from tomb; ‭ Argos, Chios, Pylos, Smyrna, Colophone, ‭ The learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭...

Pylos

79 SOMERSET ...THE MOST WORTHILY HONOURED, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARL OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAIN, ETC. I have adventured, right noble Earl, out of my utmost...

SOMERSET

69 -84.60411,37.09202,0 Jupiter ...to die; And bringing him past town to field, all left him; and the eye Of Jupiter was then his guard, who pitied him, and us'd These words to Hermes: "Mercury...

Jupiter

80 Thetis ...Spher'd with heav'n's ever-being States. Minerva rose, and gave Her place to Thetis near to Jove; and Juno did receive Her entry with a cup of gold, in which she...

Thetis

81 Iliads ...of Nestor's humour, not so much being to be plainly observed in all these Iliads as in this book. [10] Note the sharpness of wit in our Homer; if where you...

Iliads

80 Athenia ...his conqu'ring horse he drave, And first he glitter'd in the race; divine Athenia gave Strength to his horse, and fame to him. Next him drave Sparta's...

Athenia

78 Tydides ...Strook at the centre, his speech lost. And then the turnéd race Fell to Tydides; before all his conqu'ring horse he drave, And first he glitter'd in the...

Tydides

78 Neptune ...Ye all know well, of how divine a strain My horse are, and how eminent. Of Neptune's gift they are To Peleus, and of his to me. Myself then will not share In...

Neptune

79 Æthiopia ...She answer'd: "No, no place of seat is here; Retreat calls to the Ocean and Æthiopia, where A hecatomb is off'ring now to heav'n, and there must I Partake the...

Æthiopia

80 Pluto ...but now, dead, thy dying love abates. Inter me quickly, enter me in Pluto's iron gates, For now the souls (the shades) of men, fled from this being...

Pluto

72 Ilion ...That, with some stratagem, the son of Peleus hath put by The wall of Ilion my lord, and, trusty of his feet, Obtain'd the chase of him alone, and now...

Ilion

75 Jupiter ...curls knotted in heaps and fil'd. And there lay Troy's late Gracious, by Jupiter exil'd To all disgrace in his own land, and by his parents seen; When, like...

Jupiter

81 Phœbus ...equal fates Will give me of thee for this rage, when in the Scæan gates Phœbus and Paris meet with thee." Thus death's hand clos'd his eyes, His soul...

Phœbus

78 Ilion ...the Greeks with much more woes, More than are suffer'd yet, must buy great Ilion's overthrows. We are within her many strong, that for our parents' sakes...

Ilion

79 Ilion ..."Thy hope is too great, Peleus' son, this day to show thine eye Troy's Ilion at thy foot. O fool! the Greeks with much more woes, More than are suffer'd...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...be routed, and, my feet affording further length, Pass all these fields of Ilion, till Ida's sylvan strength And steep heights shroud me, and at even refresh...

Ilion

79 Neptune ...games of hunting, and thus spake: "Fly'st thou, and leav'st the field To Neptune's glory, and no blows? O fool, why dost thou wield Thy idle bow? No more my...

Neptune

81 Pelegon ...that long lance he hid, for more blood set upon Asteropæus, the descent of Pelegon, and he Of broad-stream'd Axius, and the dame, of first nativity To all the...

Pelegon

79 hind ...These led he trembling forth the flood, as fearful of their end As any hind calves. All their hands he pinioned behind With their own girdles worn upon...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Pallas ...this." Thus brandishing his spear, He set it flying; which a breath of Pallas back did bear From Thetis' son to Hector's self, and at his feet it fell...

Pallas

79 32.76644,26.01185,0 Greek ...advanceth. But his fate once satisfied, then bear A free and full sail; no Greek else shall end thee." This reveal'd, He left him, and dispers'd the cloud...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Neptune ...broil, Where all the Caucons' quarters lay. Thus, far freed from the toil, Neptune had time to use these words: "Æneas, who was he Of all the Gods, that did so...

Neptune

81 fold ...lance. Then sent Achilles forth His lance, that through the first fold strook, where brass of little worth And no great proof of hides was laid...

fold

70 Anchisiades ...brass, One, that was centre-plate, of gold; and that forbad the pass Of Anchisiades's lance. Then sent Achilles forth His lance, that through the first fold...

Anchisiades

84 Mars ...to them, And leave the wars of men to men. But if we see from thence Or Mars or Phœbus enter fight, or offer least offence To Thetis' son, not giving free...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Peloponnesus ...still to me ‭ Shall offer absolute hecatombs, as well ‭ Those that in rich Peloponnesus dwell ‭ As those of Europe, and the isles that lie ‭ Wall’d with the sea, that...

Peloponnesus

77 Neptune ...it stood ‭ Fit for thy service) thou putt’st on remove ‭ To green Onchestus, Neptune’s glorious grove, ‭ Where new-tam’d horse, bred, nourish nerves so rare ‭ That...

Neptune

79 Thebes ...to make green couches on, ‭ And flowery field-beds. Then thy progress found ‭ Thebes out, whose soil with only woods was crown’d, ‭ For yet was sacred Thebes no...

Thebes

80 Pythus ...with billows round, ‭ Thy most respected empire doth resound. ‭ Where thou to Pythus went’st, to answer there, ‭ As soon as thou wert born, the burning ear ‭ Of...

Pythus

80 Thrace ...pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the Samian isle, ‭ That likewise lies near Thrace; or Scyrus’ soil; ‭ Ida’s steep tops; or all that Phocis fill; ‭ Or Autocanes...

Thrace

78 Samian ...divide ‭ And Macedon; or Pelion, with the pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the Samian isle, ‭ That likewise lies near Thrace; or Scyrus’ soil; ‭ Ida’s steep tops; or...

Samian

81 Eubœa ...Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth...

Eubœa

78 Athens ...exhale. ‭ Here born, all mortals live in thy commands, ‭ Whoever Crete holds, Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or...

Athens

80 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Italy ...ex luto nascitur. ‭[4] ‘ϒδρομέδουνα. Aquarum regina. ‭[5] The river Po, in Italy. ‭[6] Ψιχάρπαξ. Gather-crum, or ravish-crum, ‭[7] Shear-crust. ‭[8]...

Italy

79 Olympus Jove ...the store ‭ Of all those lance-loved soldiers. Which had been, ‭ If from Olympus Jove’s eye had not seen ‭ The Frogs with pity, and with instant speed ‭ Sent them...

Olympus Jove

75 Mars ...still, and all addression make, ‭ Despatching Pallas, with tumultuous Mars, ‭ Down to the field, to make him leave the wars, ‭ How potently soever he be...

Mars

72 4.227204,51.993206,0 Calaminth ...[34] near the shore ‭ Destroy’d Tyroglyphus. Which frighted sore ‭ The soul of Calaminth, [35] seeing coming on, ‭ For wreak, Pternoglyphus; [36] who got him gone ‭...

Calaminth

81 Mars ...in our Dædalean arms.” ‭ This said, his words thrust all up in alarms, ‭ And Mars himself, that serves the cure of war, ‭ Made all in their appropriates...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Earth ...bestow ‭ In glorious fight their forces, even the deeds ‭ Daring to imitate of Earth’s Giant Seeds. ‭ Thus then men talk’d; this seed the strife begat: ‭ The Mouse...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Greek ...as this Soul of Greece, ‭ In whose Songs I have made our shores rejoice, ‭ And Greek itself vail to our English voice. ‭ Yet this inestimable Pearl will all ‭ Our...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Athenian Pallas ...lest you move the Deity.” ‭ Again then, ’twixt both parts the Seed of Jove, ‭ Athenian Pallas, of all future love ‭ A league compos’d, and for her form took choice ‭ Of...

Athenian Pallas

80 Æolian ...on my reverend mother’s knees he gave me, ‭ In delicate and curious nursery; ‭ Æolian Smyrna, seated near the sea, ‭ (Of glorious empire, and whose bright sides ‭...

Æolian

81 Pluto ...this city with the seat of state ‭ To ox-ey’d Juno vow’d) yet situate ‭ Near Pluto’s region. At the extreme base ‭ Of whose so high-hair’d city, from the race ‭...

Pluto

79 Wash ...splendour from her crown of gold. ‭ And when her silver bosom is extoll’d, ‭ Wash’d in the ocean, in day’s equall’d noon ‭ Is midnight seated; but when she puts...

Wash

79 Cyprus ...fir’d ‭ With this opinion, that they should arrive ‭ In Ægypt straight, or Cyprus, or where live ‭ Men whose brave breaths above the north wind blow; ‭ Yea, and...

Cyprus

77 32.5,37.5,0 Earth ...the blessed womb, ‭ My feet are tender, and the common tomb ‭ Of men (the Earth) lies sharp beneath their tread. ‭ But, if you please, even by my Father’s...

Earth

76 -102.41075,34.23314,0 fold ...caldrons, steel, and gold, ‭ Garments rich wrought, and full of liberal fold. ‭ All which will I at pleasure own, and thou ‭ Shalt see all, wilt thou but...

fold

74 fold ...end ‭ He reach’d his cave, and at the gate went in ‭ Crooked, and wrapt into a fold so thin ‭ That no eye could discover his repair, ‭ But as a darkness of th’...

fold

81 Parnassus ...feet their way they went, ‭ And made with all alacrity ascent ‭ Up to Parnassus, and that long’d-for place ‭ Where they should live, and be of men the grace. ‭...

Parnassus

72 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Crete ...and what men here command. ‭ We were for well-known parts bound, and from Crete ‭ (Our vaunted country) to the Pylian seat ‭ Vow’d our whole voyage; yet arrive...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ithaca ...And then amongst the clouds they might descry ‭ The hill, that far-seen Ithaca calls her Eye, ‭ Dulichius, Samos, and, with timber graced, ‭ Shady Zacynthus...

Ithaca

74 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pylos ...that lived as merchants then, ‭ In traffics and pecuniary rates, ‭ For sandy Pylos and the Pylian states. ‭ Were under sail. But now encounter’d them ‭...

Pylos

79 Life-bearing Earth ...spring as far in able limb ‭ As he past Saturn.” This pronounced, she strook ‭ Life-bearing Earth so strongly, that she shook ‭ Beneath her numb’d hand. Which when she beheld, ‭...

Life-bearing Earth

81 Sicily ...will say) is too much for one man: ‭and Pliny affirms, that Hiero (a king of Sicily) in five-and forty ‭days built two hundred and twenty ships, rigged them, and...

Sicily

79 Aurora ...In which space, often did his heart propose ‭ Death to his eyes. But when Aurora rose, ‭ And threw the third light from her orient hair, ‭ The winds grew calm...

Aurora

76 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...his forces set ‭ To swim, and cast him prostrate to the seas. ‭ When pow’rful Neptune saw the ruthless prease ‭ Of perils siege him thus, he mov’d his head, ‭ And...

Neptune

80 Ithacensian ...will tell. ‭ Nor do they trade for truth. Not any man ‭ That saw the people Ithacensian, ‭ Of all their sort, and had the queen’s supplies, ‭ Did ever tell her any...

Ithacensian

78 Ilion ...To stand close to me, and but such a mind ‭ Breathe in my bosom, as when th’ Ilion tow’rs ‭ We tore in cinders. O if equal pow’rs ‭ Thou wouldst enflame amidst my...

Ilion

79 Sidon ...About me laid them, while upon the sand ‭ Sleep bound my senses; and for Sidon they ‭ (Put off from hence) made sail, while here I lay, ‭ Left sad alone.” The...

Sidon

75 35.37564,33.55993,0 Ithaca ...thus his words show’d: “I have far at sea, ‭ In spacious Crete, heard speak of Ithaca, ‭ Of which myself, it seems, now reach the shore, ‭ With these my fortunes...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Crete ...crafty mind, ‭ Which thus his words show’d: “I have far at sea, ‭ In spacious Crete, heard speak of Ithaca, ‭ Of which myself, it seems, now reach the shore, ‭...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 polish ...one of ivory, ‭ The other horn. Those dreams, that fantasy ‭ Takes from the polish’d ivory port, delude ‭ The dreamer ever, and no truth include; ‭ Those, that...

polish

78 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Crete ...state now nor ever thought it yet, ‭ Since first I left the snowy hills of Crete. ‭ When once I fell a-shipboard those thoughts fled; ‭ I love to take now, as...

Crete

77 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ilion ...on Ulysses shin’d ‭ In stay at Crete, attending then the wind ‭ For threaten’d Ilion. All which time my house ‭ With love and entertainments curious ‭ Embrac’d his...

Ilion

81 Amnisus ...he the navy lost, ‭ Then under sail for Troy, and wind-bound lay ‭ Long in Amnisus; hardly got away ‭ From horrid storms, that made him anchor there, ‭ In havens...

Amnisus

77 Ilion ...The Gods my person, beauty, virtue too, ‭ Long since subverted, when the Ilion woe ‭ The Greek design attempted; in which went ‭ My praise and honour. In his...

Ilion

75 Phœbe ...plotting foul confusion ‭ To all the Wooers. Forth then came the Queen; ‭ Phœbe, with golden Cytherea seen, ‭ Her port presented. Whom they set a chair ‭ Aside...

Phœbe

76 polish ...Graces, ‭ She added to her own; more plump, more high, ‭ And fairer than the polish’d ivory, ‭ Rend’ring her parts and presence. This grace done, ‭ Away the Deity...

polish

79 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Hippodamia ...looks since my lord was gone. ‭ But these must serve. Call hither then to me ‭ Hippodamia and Autonoé, ‭ That those our train additions may supply ‭ Our own deserts. And...

Hippodamia

81 Ulysses ...dust, and tumble here, ‭ At Wooers’ feet, for blows and broken cheer. ‭ But of Ulysses, where the Thesprots dwell, ‭ A wealthy people, Fame, he says, did tell ‭ The...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Crete ...hear; ‭ So sweeten’d he my bosom at my meat, ‭ Affirming that Ulysses was in Crete, ‭ Where first the memories of Minos were, ‭ A guest to him there dwelling...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Egypt ...off, nor profane ‭ My board so boldly, lest I show thee here ‭ Cyprus and Egypt made more sour than there. ‭ You are a saucy set-fac’d vagabond. ‭ About with...

Egypt

76 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Egypt ...would have it so; ‭ To which, his mean was this: He made me go ‭ Far off, for Egypt, in the rude consort ‭ Of all-ways-wand’ring pirates, where, in port, ‭ I bade...

Egypt

80 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Ilion ...the yard there lay ‭ A dog, call’d Argus, which, before his way ‭ Assum’d for Ilion, Ulysses bred, ‭ Yet stood his pleasure then in little stead, ‭ As being too...

Ilion

80 Pylos ...us, express ‭ What you have heard.” “I will,” said he, “and true. ‭ We came to Pylos, where the studious due ‭ That any father could afford his son, ‭ (But...

Pylos

81 Dulichius ...Amphinomus, the much renownéd son ‭ Of Nisus surnam’d Aretiades, ‭ Who from Dulichius full of flow’ry leas ‭ Led all the Wooers, and in chief did please ‭ The queen...

Dulichius

78 Dulichius ...twice ten, strong ‭ These Wooers are, but more by much. For know, ‭ That from Dulichius there are fifty-two, ‭ All choice young men; and ev’ry one of these ‭ Six men...

Dulichius

80 Pylos ...make quick way ‭ To wise Penelopé, and to her say ‭ My safe return from Pylos, and alone, ‭ Return thou hither, having made it known. ‭ Nor let, besides my...

Pylos

74 Eumæus ...OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS ‭ THE ARGUMENT ‭ The Prince at field, he sends to town ‭ Eumæus, to make truly known ‭ His safe return. By Pallas’ will, ‭ Telemachus is giv’n...

Eumæus

80 Ilion ...ear ‭ This salutation from my gratitude bear: ‭ That I profess, in all our Ilion wars, ‭ He stood a careful father to my cares.” ‭ To whom the wise Ulyssides...

Ilion

77 Aurora ...proofs make of his hearty royalty.” ‭ He had no sooner said, but up arose ‭ Aurora, that the golden hills repose. ‭ And Menelaus, good-at-martial-cries, ‭ From...

Aurora

78 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Ulysses ...distribute the meat, ‭ (To which charge was Eumæus solely set, ‭ In absence of Ulysses, by the queen ‭ And old Laertes) and this man had been ‭ Bought by Eumæus, with...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Pluto ...acts, of no mean esteem. ‭ But death-conferring Fates have banish’d him ‭ To Pluto’s kingdom. After whom, his sons ‭ By lots divided his possessions, ‭ And gave...

Pluto

79 Ithacensian ...will tell. ‭ Nor do they trade for truth. Not any man ‭ That saw the people Ithacensian, ‭ Of all their sort, and had the queen’s supplies, ‭ Did ever tell her any...

Ithacensian

78 Ithaca ...far it flies ‭ My thoughts that thus should fall into mine eyes ‭ Conspicuous Ithaca, but fear I touch ‭ At some far shore, and that thy wit is such ‭ Thou dost...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...past, ‭ I have been often with thy presence grac’d, ‭ All time the sons of Greece wag’d war at Troy; ‭ But when Fate’s full hour let our swords enjoy ‭ Our vows...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ithaca ...thus his words show’d: “I have far at sea, ‭ In spacious Crete, heard speak of Ithaca, ‭ Of which myself, it seems, now reach the shore, ‭ With these my fortunes...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...access by fame ‭ From this extreme part of Achaia ‭ As far as Ilion, and ’tis Ithaca.” ‭ This joy’d him much, that so unknown a land ‭ Turn’d to his country. Yet so...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Chimæra ...the misery ‭ Of merited death, nor She, whose name implies ‭ Such scathe (Chimæra), but black earth make prise ‭ To putrefaction thy immanities, ‭ And bright...

Chimæra

76 Ill ...confusion. Which received to hand ‭ By Juno, instantly she gave command ‭ (Ill to ill adding) that the Dragoness ‭ Should bring it up; who took, and did...

Ill

77 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Dædalian ...of Jove ‭ She never touch’d at, never was her love ‭ Enflam’d to sit near his Dædalian throne, ‭ As she accustomed, to consult upon ‭ Counsels kept dark with many a...

Dædalian

80 Sun Cast ...upon it, through whose breast doth run ‭ A rocky cave, near which the King the Sun ‭ Cast to contrive a temple to his mind, ‭ And said, “Now here stands my conceit...

Sun Cast

81 Europe ...even all the men that move ‭ In rich Peloponnesus, and all those ‭ Of Europe, and the isles the seas enclose, ‭ Whom future search of acts and beings...

Europe

72 27.5,42.5,0 Thebes ...to make green couches on, ‭ And flowery field-beds. Then thy progress found ‭ Thebes out, whose soil with only woods was crown’d, ‭ For yet was sacred Thebes no...

Thebes

80 23.255096,38.318092,0 Mars ...aspect. ‭ Dart-dear Diana, even with Phœbus bred, ‭ Danc’d likewise there; and Mars a march did tread ‭ With that brave bevy. In whose consort fell ‭ Argicides...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pythus ...with billows round, ‭ Thy most respected empire doth resound. ‭ Where thou to Pythus went’st, to answer there, ‭ As soon as thou wert born, the burning ear ‭ Of...

Pythus

80 Wash ...shrieks for her quick ease, ‭ And thee, O archer Phœbus, with waves clear ‭ Wash’d sweetly over, swaddled with sincere ‭ And spotless swathbands; and made then...

Wash

78 87.31667,38.7,0 Samian ...divide ‭ And Macedon; or Pelion, with the pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the Samian isle, ‭ That likewise lies near Thrace; or Scyrus’ soil; ‭ Ida’s steep tops; or...

Samian

81 Calaminth ...[34] near the shore ‭ Destroy’d Tyroglyphus. Which frighted sore ‭ The soul of Calaminth, [35] seeing coming on, ‭ For wreak, Pternoglyphus; [36] who got him gone ‭...

Calaminth

81 Mars ...spear ‭ A huge long needle was, that could not bear ‭ The brain of any but be Mars his own ‭ Mortal invention; their heads’ arming crown ‭ Was vessel to the...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...in our Dædalean arms.” ‭ This said, his words thrust all up in alarms, ‭ And Mars himself, that serves the cure of war, ‭ Made all in their appropriates...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Indian ...fast ‭ From my approaches kept but in I eat; ‭ Nor cheesecakes full of finest Indian wheat, ‭ That crusty-weeds [10] wear, large as ladies’ trains; ‭ Liverings...

Indian

80 -83.92074,33.24262,0 Belgian ...in th’ house of fame ‭ With all Earth's great’st commanders,) in retreat ‭ To Belgian Gant, stood all Spain’s armies’ heat ‭ By Parma led, though but one thousand...

Belgian

80 23.65628613205046,-2.8791998696833505,0 Ithaca ...from any foreign region ‭ Of more price with me. He deriv’d his race ‭ From Ithaca, and said his father was ‭ Laertes, surnam’d Arcesiades, ‭ I had him home, and...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...to make a part ‭ More strong for any object? Hath your smart ‭ Been felt from Neptune, being at sea—his wrath ‭ The winds and waves exciting to your scathe? ‭ Or...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Hellespont ...then a matchless sepulchre ‭ The sacred host of the Achaians rais’d ‭ Upon the Hellespont, where most it seiz’d, ‭ For height and conspicuity, the eyes ‭ Of living men...

Hellespont

81 26.41122,40.19406,0 Greece ...as vile an end. ‭ But, for Ulysses, never will extend ‭ His wish’d return to Greece, nor he yet lives.” ‭ “How strange a Queen are you,” said she, “that gives ‭ No...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...Since first my dearest sleeping-mate was gone ‭ For that too-ill-to-speak-of Ilion. ‭ Hence, take your mad steps back. If any maid ‭ Of all my train besides a...

Ilion

79 OR ...men and beasts make fly thee and thy stall. ‭ AGAINST THE SAMIAN MINISTRESS, OR NUN ‭ ‭ Hear me, O Goddess, that invoke thine ear, ‭ Thou that dost feed and...

OR

80 -3.253605,51.665627,0 Neptune ...his freight? ‭ Or Jove himself he is, or He that bears ‭ The silver bow, or Neptune. Nor appears ‭ In him the least resemblance of a man, ‭ But of a strain at...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Aurora ...Should be sustain’d in an eternal course.” ‭ “So did the golden-throned Aurora raise, ‭ Into her lap, another that the praise ‭ Of an immortal fashion had in...

Aurora

74 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Trojan ...bent ‭ To these wish’d blessings of me: Give me parts ‭ Of chief attraction in Trojan hearts; ‭ And, after, give me the refulgency ‭ Of most renown’d and rich...

Trojan

81 24.71589,42.89427,0 Mars ...can ‭ Tempt to affect her facts with God or man. ‭ She, loving strife, and Mars’s working banes, ‭ Pitch’d fields and fights, and famous artizans, ‭ Taught...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Phœbus ...But that prise, and the virtue of his play, ‭ His heart affected. But to Phœbus lay ‭ His close heart open; and he likewise knew ‭ The brave hill-nymph there...

Phœbus

75 Pieria ...and in the ocean burn’d ‭ His coach and coursers; when th’ ingenious spy ‭ Pieria’s shady hill had in his eye, ‭ Where the immortal oxen of the Gods ‭ In air’s...

Pieria

77 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Ilion ...was done before ‭ The Trojan turrets, and the state ‭ Of all the Greeks since Ilion’s fate. ‭ This book these three of greatest place ‭ Doth serve with many a...

Ilion

80 Pylos ...my mother shall ‭ Ascend her high room, and for sleep prepare. ‭ Sparta and Pylos I must see, in care ‭ To find my father.” Out Euryclea cried, ‭ And ask’d with...

Pylos

78 Sparta ...off, when my mother shall ‭ Ascend her high room, and for sleep prepare. ‭ Sparta and Pylos I must see, in care ‭ To find my father.” Out Euryclea cried, ‭ And...

Sparta

77 22.42454,37.08149,0 Sparta ...a jest-proud youth the wit began: ‭ “Telemachus will kill us ev’ry man. ‭ From Sparta, to the very Pylian sand, ‭ He will raise aids to his impetuous hand. ‭ O he...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Pylos ...Ship, and choice oars, that in a trice will land ‭ Thy hasty fleet on heav’nly Pylos’ sand, ‭ And at the fame of thy illustrious sire.” ‭ He answer’d: “Men, whom...

Pylos

81 Pallas ...Prepar’d to shore, and, in the aged seas ‭ His fair hands wash’d, did thus to Pallas pray: ‭ “Hear me, O Goddess, that but yesterday ‭ Didst deign access to me at...

Pallas

80 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ilion ...well. ‭ For to Ulysses all things have event, ‭ As I foretold him, when for Ilion went ‭ The whole Greek fleet together, and with them ‭ Th’...

Ilion

78 Egyptian ...into his hand ‭ The sceptre that his father did command; ‭ Then, to the old Egyptian turn’d, he spoke: ‭ “Father, not far he is that undertook ‭ To call this...

Egyptian

78 31.0,27.55,0 Greece ...man as hath a dignity ‭ So broad it spreads itself through all the pride ‭ Of Greece and Argos.” To the queen replied ‭ Inspir’d Telemachus: “Why thus envies ‭ My...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Pylos ...leaves ‭ Take in such terms as fit deserts so great. ‭ To Sparta then, and Pylos, where doth beat ‭ Bright Amathus, the flood, and epithet ‭ To all that...

Pylos

77 Neptune ...To Castor and Pollux ‭ To Mercury ‭ To Pan ‭ To Vulcan ‭ To Phœbus ‭ To Neptune ‭ To Jove ‭ To Vesta ‭ To the Muses and Apollo ‭ To Bacchus ‭ To Diana ‭ To...

Neptune

74 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Smyrna ...That bore great Homer, whom Fame freed from tomb; ‭ Argos, Chios, Pylos, Smyrna, Colophone, ‭ The learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭ Art thou...

Smyrna

75 -86.5186,35.98284,0 GREEK ...comforts vow, ‭ You for the world I have, or God for you. ‭ CERTAIN ANCIENT GREEK EPIGRAMS TRANSLATED ‭ All stars are drunk-up by the fiery sun, ‭ And in so...

GREEK

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion Shall ...beside to mourn thy son; He shall be tearful, thou being full; not here, but Ilion Shall find thee weeping-rooms enow." He said, and so arose, And caus'd a...

Ilion Shall

81 Troy ...age, and give nutritión To him that nourish'd me. Far off my rest is set in Troy, To leave thee restless and thy seed; thyself that did enjoy, As we have...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Pammon ...And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus, and Antiphonus, and last, not...

Pammon

77 Paris ...seeing him so urge. And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus, and...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Jove ...Thus greeting her: "Come, hapless dame, an angel I have seen, Sent down from Jove, that bade me free our dear son from the fleet With ransom pleasing to our...

Jove

81 Thetis ...Spher'd with heav'n's ever-being States. Minerva rose, and gave Her place to Thetis near to Jove; and Juno did receive Her entry with a cup of gold, in which she...

Thetis

81 Paris ...Ilion, And all his subjects, for the rape of his licentious son, Proud Paris, that despis'd these Dames in their divine access Made to his cottage, and...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...stood hatefully appaid Long since, and held it, as at first, to Priam, Ilion, And all his subjects, for the rape of his licentious son, Proud Paris...

Ilion

75 Neptune ...to his stealth; and ev'ry Deity Stood pleas'd with it; Juno except, green Neptune, and the Maid Grac'd with the blue eyes, all their hearts stood hatefully...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Greece ...no game but this; for reach he ne'er so far With large fields of his own in Greece (and so needs for his car, His plough, or other tools of thrift, much iron)...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Thrace ...Shall win this sword, silver'd, and hatch'd; the blade is right of Thrace; Asteropæus yielded it. These arms shall part their grace With either's...

Thrace

75 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Sidon ...special worth For workmanship, receiving form from those ingenious men Of Sidon. The Phœnicians made choice, and brought it then Along the green sea, giving...

Sidon

80 35.37564,33.55993,0 Asteropæus ...paid Out of my tents. I'll give him th' arms, which late I conquer'd in Asteropæus, forg'd of brass, and wav'd about with tin; 'Twill be a present worthy him."...

Asteropæus

78 Diomed ...they made at first. Idomenëus' eye Distinguish'd all, he knew the voice of Diomed, seeing a horse Of special mark, of colour bay, and was the first in course...

Diomed

79 West ...I come to signify That Thetis' son implores your aids, princes of North and West, With vows of much fair sacrifice, if each will set his breast Against his...

West

80 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 Altes ...and gold would purchase safe events To their sad durance; 'tis within; old Altes, young in fame, Gave plenty for his daughter's dow'r; but if they fed the...

Altes

79 9.54925,48.41939,0 Phœbus ...Hector's stay Before Troy at the Scæan ports. Achilles still made way At Phœbus, who his bright head turn'd, and ask'd: "Why, Peleus' son, Pursu'st thou...

Phœbus

79 Neptune ...sad lids, their instant destinies Never supposing they could 'scape. But Neptune, stepping in, With ease stirr'd up the able troops, and did at first begin...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...field, and sets a fowl (not being of her kind) Hard, and gets ground still; Neptune so left these two, either's mind Beyond themselves rais'd. Of both which...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Thrace ...his face, Look'd down, and view'd the far-off land of well-rode men in Thrace, Of the renown'd milk-nourish'd men, the Hippemolgians, Long-liv'd, most...

Thrace

79 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Neptune ...δήμου, Duo viri plebei. THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Neptune (in pity of the Greeks' hard plight) Like Calchas, both th' Ajaces doth...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...red field of strife. Whose-fair arms while the victors spoil'd, the youth of Ilion (Of which there serv'd the most and best) still boldly built upon The...

Ilion

81 Iamen ...spirit, that his flame in Menon's blood did drench, And rag'd up ev'n to Iamen's, and young Orestes' life; All heap'd together made their peace in that red...

Iamen

77 Ilion ...An ill death sat him, and a sure, and that he never more Must look on lofty Ilion; but looks, and all, before, Put on th' all-cov'ring mist of fate, that then...

Ilion

82 Arisba ...that god-like man, and mighty Asius, Ev'n Asius Hyrtacides, that from Arisba rode The huge bay horse, and had his house where river Selleës flow'd. The...

Arisba

74 26.2272,39.2393,0 Hellespont ...roots of trees, he tore Out of the rampire, toss'd them all into the Hellespont, Ev'n all the proud toil of the Greeks, with which they durst confront...

Hellespont

77 26.41122,40.19406,0 Neptune ...nights in tempests; and when all their utmost depth had made, Jove, Phœbus, Neptune, all came down, and all in state did wade To ruin of that impious fort. Great...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Grenicus ...Rhesus, Heptaporus, Rhodius, Scamander the ador'd, Caresus, Simois, Grenicus, Æsepus; of them all Apollo open'd the rough mouths, and made their lusty...

Grenicus

74 Simois ...roar'd, Rhesus, Heptaporus, Rhodius, Scamander the ador'd, Caresus, Simois, Grenicus, Æsepus; of them all Apollo open'd the rough mouths, and made their...

Simois

74 Pylos ...sucking foals. And these soon-monied wares We drave into Neleius' town, fair Pylos, all by night. My father's heart was glad to see so much good fortune quite...

Pylos

81 Crete ...his strength declin'd, the foe should slaughter their hurt friend. Then Crete's king urg'd Neleides his chariot to ascend, And getting near him, take him...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Greece ...charg'd with troops alone, (Though valiant) he might be oppress'd, whom Greece so built upon. He led, and Ajax seconded. They found their Jove-lov'd king...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Thrace ...Antenor's son, ample and bigly set, Brought up in pasture-springing Thrace, that doth soft sheep beget, In grave Cisseus' noble house, that was his...

Thrace

72 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 hind ...fleet from Ida's foody leas. And as a lion having found the furrow of a hind, Where she hath calv'd two little twins, at will and ease doth grind Their...

hind

76 12.44657,57.70338,0 Jupiter ...each place so fast, that, like a lightning thrown Out of the shield of Jupiter, in ev'ry eye he shone. And as upon a rich man's crop of barley or of wheat...

Jupiter

75 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...the porch of stone,) ‭ That then the end of all griefs should begin ‭ ’Twixt Greece and Troy, when Greece (with strife to win ‭ That wish’d conclusion) in her...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Eubœa ...please, ‭ Show you your country and your house ere night, ‭ Though far beyond Eubœa be that sight. ‭ And this Eubœa, as our subjects say ‭ That have been there and...

Eubœa

80 Athens ...the lovely hue ‭ Scheria presented, out-flew Marathon, ‭ And ample-streeted Athens lighted on; ‭ Where to the house, that casts so thick a shade, [5] ‭ Of...

Athens

78 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Scheria ...Ητα. ‭ The honour’d minds, ‭ And welcome things, ‭ Ulysses finds ‭ In Scheria’s kings. ‭ Thus pray’d the wise and God-observing man. ‭ The Maid, by free...

Scheria

72 Neptune ...all my wrack, my pray’rs could never climb ‭ Thy far-off ears; when noiseful Neptune toss’d ‭ Upon his wat’ry bristles my emboss’d ‭ And rock-torn body. Hear yet...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Gables ...to Neptune, built of curious stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and masts, men make, and polish’d oars; ‭ For the Phæacians are not...

Gables

77 -80.26838,25.72149,0 Neptune ...and clear means, move a knowing man.” ‭ While this discourse employ’d him, Neptune rais’d ‭ A huge, a high, and horrid sea, that seiz’d ‭ Him and his ship, and...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...for the overthrow ‭ Of her nor him, but gat at length again, ‭ Wrastling with Neptune, hold of her; and then ‭ Sat in her bulk, insulting over death, ‭ Which, with...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ceres ...came, ‭ And with her swift shafts slew him. And such pains, ‭ When rich-hair’d Ceres pleas’d to give the reins ‭ To her affections, and the grace did yield ‭ Of...

Ceres

81 7.38961,45.31336,0 Ortygia ...you easy-living States ‭ Could never satisfy your emulous hates, ‭ Till in Ortygia the precise-liv’d Dame, ‭ Gold-thron’d Diana, on him rudely came, ‭ And with...

Ortygia

77 27.339225,37.829783,0 Pylos ...since his father’s fame ‭ He puts in pursuit, and is gone as far ‭ As sacred Pylos, and the singular ‭ Dame-breeding Sparta.” This, with this reply, ‭ The...

Pylos

79 Aurora ...builds ‭ A ship; and gains ‭ The glassy fields; ‭ Pays Neptune pains. ‭ Aurora rose from high-born Tithon’s bed, ‭ That men and Gods might be illustrated, ‭...

Aurora

75 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...should not hear. ‭[4] Helen counterfeited the wives’ voices of those kings of Greece ‭that were in the wooden horse, and calls their husbands. ‭[5] Δἐμας...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ithaca ...die. ‭ There lies a certain island in the sea, ‭ Twixt rocky Samos and rough Ithaca, ‭ That cliffy is itself, and nothing great, ‭ Yet holds convenient havens that...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Euryclea ...hope, and his, ‭ Resolv’d to end in their conspiracies.” ‭ His nurse then, Euryclea, made reply: ‭ “Dear sov’reign, let me with your own hands die, ‭ Or cast me...

Euryclea

77 Ithaca ...itself, doth grow, ‭ Where barley, white, and spreading like a tree; ‭ But Ithaca hath neither ground to be, ‭ For any length it comprehends, a race ‭ To try a...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 West Wind ...Sea-tell-truth leaves the deeps, and hides ‭ Amidst a black storm, when the West Wind chides, ‭ In caves still sleeping. Round about him sleep ‭ (With short feet...

West Wind

78 Lybia ...And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of Arabia, ‭ And Lybia, where with horns ewes yean their lambs, ‭ Which ev’ry full year ewes are three...

Lybia

74 Cyprus ...sea, and till th’ eighth year, ‭ Had never stay, but wander’d far and near, ‭ Cyprus, Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Egypt ...Save only five, that blue fore-castles bore, ‭ Which wind and water cast on Egypt’s shore. ‭ When he (there victling well, and store of gold ‭ Aboard his ships...

Egypt

78 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Pylos ...force, ‭ Since God fore-sent it first. And thus I came, ‭ Dear son, to Pylos, uninform’d by fame, ‭ Nor know one sav’d by Fate, or overcome. ‭ Whom I have...

Pylos

73 Pallas ...Whose will was, they should stay and sacrifice ‭ Whole hecatombs to Pallas, to forego ‭ Her high wrath to them. Fool! that did not know ‭ She would not so...

Pallas

70 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ilion ...dominion makes access by fame ‭ From this extreme part of Achaia ‭ As far as Ilion, and ’tis Ithaca.” ‭ This joy’d him much, that so unknown a land ‭ Turn’d to...

Ilion

79 South ...for man, ‭ On which the North breath’d; th’ other for the Gods, ‭ On which the South; and that bore no abodes ‭ For earthy men, but only deathless feet ‭ Had there...

South

81 -19.17522938106053,64.14620971568705,0 Ogygia ...friends supplied. ‭ Nine days at sea I hover’d; the tenth night ‭ In th’ isle Ogygia, where, about the bright ‭ And right renown’d Calypso, I was cast ‭ By pow’r of...

Ogygia

80 Ithaca ...that in broad heav’n live, ‭ And in particular vow, if we arrive ‭ In natural Ithaca, to straight erect ‭ A temple to the Haughty-in-aspect, ‭ Rich and magnificent...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 polish ...sail, together drew, ‭ And under hatches stow’d them, sat, and plied ‭ The polish’d oars, and did in curls divide ‭ The white-head waters. My part then came...

polish

77 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Sicily ...Far off dismiss’d them, to see duly fed ‭ Their father’s herds and flocks in Sicily. ‭ These herds and flocks if to the Deity ‭ Ye leave, as sacred things...

Sicily

79 Scylla ...in your strife ‭ To ’scape Charybdis, labour all for life ‭ To row near Scylla, for she will but have ‭ For her six heads six men; and better save ‭ The rest...

Scylla

74 15.71519,38.2537,0 Aurora ...where the palace stands ‭ Of th’ early riser with the rosy hands, ‭ Active Aurora, where she loves to dance, ‭ And where the Sun doth his prime beams advance. ‭...

Aurora

77 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Pytho ...off’ring to enforce ‭ His love Latona, in the close recourse ‭ She us’d to Pytho through the dancing land, ‭ Smooth Panopëus, I saw likewise stand, ‭ Up to the...

Pytho

77 Greece ...answer’d him: ‘I was induc’d t’ invade ‭ These under-parts, most excellent of Greece, ‭ To visit wise Tiresias, for advice ‭ Of virtue to direct my voyage home ‭ To...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Sparta ...says Fame? Doth my son yet survive, ‭ In Orchomen, or Pylos? Or doth live ‭ In Sparta with his uncle? Yet I see ‭ Divine Orestes is not here with me.’ ‭ I answer’d...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Aurora ...I with you, ‭ If you would tell me but your woes, as now, ‭ Till the divine Aurora show’d her head, ‭ I should in no night relish thought of bed.” ‭ “Most eminent...

Aurora

78 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Athens ...to the off’ring came. ‭ Whom whilome Theseus made his prise from Crete, ‭ That Athens’ sacred soil might kiss her feet, ‭ But never could obtain her virgin flow’r, ‭...

Athens

81 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Spondanus ...hath in ‭chief an allegorical exposition. Notwithstanding I say with our ‭Spondanus, Credo in hoc vasto mundi ambitu extare res ‭innumeras mirandæ facultatis...

Spondanus

76 Pluto ...be ‭ Perform’d before you steer your course for home: ‭ You must the way to Pluto overcome, ‭ And stern Persephoné, to form your pass, ‭ By th’ aged Theban soul...

Pluto

78 Smynra ...chairs of state; ‭ Set herby honey, and the delicate ‭ Wine brought from Smynra, to them; meal and cheese; ‭ But harmful venoms she commix’d with these, ‭ That...

Smynra

75 Æolus ...and suppos’d ‭ That gold and silver I had there enclos’d, ‭ As gift from Æolus, and said: ‘O heav’n! ‭ What grace and grave price is by all men giv’n ‭ To our...

Æolus

75 Ithaca ...that thine eye enclos’d, ‭ Say that Ulysses, old Laertes’ son, ‭ Whose seat is Ithaca, and who hath won ‭ Surname of City-razer, bor’d it out.’ ‭ At this, he bray’d...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...slend’rest fear. ‭ But this I heard my sire Nausithous say. ‭ Long since, that Neptune, seeing us convey ‭ So safely passengers of all degrees, ‭ Was angry with us...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...If Mars be once loos’d, nor will pay his right?” [8] ‭ “Vulcan,” said he, “if Mars should fly, nor see ‭ Thy right repaid, it should be paid by me.” ‭ “Your word...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...even the Watery State ‭ Wrung out a laughter, but propitiate ‭ Was still for Mars, and pray’d the God of Fire ‭ He would dissolve him, off’ring the desire ‭ He...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ill ...wisdom, words that fall, ‭ Like dice, upon the square still. Some man takes ‭ Ill form from parents, but God often makes ‭ That fault of form up with observ’d...

Ill

80 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Greece ...but maintain about his corse the fight, And save it from the spoil of Greece. Then sent he out a lance At Ajax, in his nephew's wreak; which miss'd, but...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Phylace ...but base, Of swift Oïliades, and dwelt, far from his breeding place, In Phylace; the other led th' Athenian bands, his sire Was Spelus, Bucolus's son...

Phylace

78 Neptune ...enjoin'd; but first the fair ambassadress He thus commanded: "Iris, go to Neptune, and relate Our pleasure truly, and at large. Command him from the fate Of...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Jupiter ...had place Of internunciess from the Gods, to whom she did the grace Of Jupiter, to this effect: "It is Saturnius' will, That both, with utmost speed, should...

Jupiter

77 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Jove ...arms, that over heav'n did shine And then a wrath more great and grave in Jove had been prepar'd Against the Gods than Juno caus'd, if Pallas had not car'd...

Jove

78 Mars ...best belov'd, Ascalaphus; yet he, By Jove's high grace to Troy, is slain." Mars started horribly, As Juno knew he would, at this, beat with his hurl'd-out...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...Since he had seen it; th' Ilians now in rout, the Greeks in fight; King Neptune, with his long sword, chief; great Hector put down quite, Laid flat in...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Saturnia ...all, and fear'd as men dismay'd. Then Jove on Ida's top awak'd, rose from Saturnia's side, Stood up, and look'd upon the war; and all inverted spied Since he...

Saturnia

78 11.504827,42.666255,0 Neptune ...on fire. ANOTHER ARGUMENT Jove sees in O his oversight, Chides Juno, Neptune calls from fight. The Trojans, beat past pale and dike, and numbers...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Acamas ...fresh envy in the Greeks, but urg'd Peneleus most, Who hurl'd his lance at Acamas; he 'scap'd; nor yet it lost The force he gave it, for it found the...

Acamas

79 Jupiter ...But when the flood they got Of gulfy Xanthus, that was got by deathless Jupiter, There took they him from chariot, and all besprinkled there His temples...

Jupiter

76 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Ilion ..."What hath thy deep rest to do with his deep care? As though Jove's love to Ilion in all degrees were such As 'twas to Hercules his son, and so would storm as...

Ilion

80 Neptune ...and gets him to bind The pow'rs of Jove with sleep, to free her mind. Neptune assists the Greeks, and of the foe Slaughter inflicts a mighty overthrow...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ascania ...Polypæt, Palmus, Ascanius, Morus that Hippotion did beget, And from Ascania's wealthy fields but ev'n the day before Arriv'd at Troy, that with their aid...

Ascania

74 25.25,36.25,0 Asiades ...Who, through the forefights making way, look'd for Deiphobus, King Helenus, Asiades, Hyrtasian Asius, Of whom, some were not to be found unhurt, or undeceas'd...

Asiades

82 Incenséd ...tears, And no wreak sought for his slain son. But, at his slaughterers Incenséd Paris spent a lance, since he had been a guest To many Paphlagonians; and...

Incenséd

77 Ilion ...Paphlagonians did sadly wait upon, Repos'd in his rich chariot, to sacred Ilion; The king his father following, dissolv'd in kindly tears, And no wreak...

Ilion

78 Greece ...pow'r A mighty labour, to expell, in their despite, from Troy The sons of Greece. The king did vow, that done, he should enjoy His goodliest daughter. He (in...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Crete ...encounter'd, and but thus his forward spirit mov'd: "Idomenëus, prince of Crete! O whither now are fled Those threats in thee, with which the rest the...

Crete

78 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Pleuron ...repulse, he left his tent. Him (like Andremon's son, Prince Thoas, that in Pleuron rul'd, and lofty Calydon, Th' Ætolian pow'rs, and like a God was of his...

Pleuron

79 21.40886806850941,38.41373336761354,0 Peleüs ...all my deity to retire. The court of his high birth, The glorious court of Peleüs, must entertain his worth Never hereafter. All the life he hath to live with...

Peleüs

79 Ilion ...Employment for his youth and strength, I sent him with a fleet To fight at Ilion; from whence his fate-confinéd feet Pass all my deity to retire. The court of...

Ilion

81 Pherusa ...her eyes, Amathia for her hair, Iæra, Proto, Clymene, and curl'd Dexamene, Pherusa, Doris, and with these the smooth Amphinome, Chaste Galatea so renown'd, and...

Pherusa

81 Nessea ...gulfs soever comprehend. There Glauce, and Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene...

Nessea

81 Spio ...how many those dark gulfs soever comprehend. There Glauce, and Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa...

Spio

81 Ovid ...here. THE END OF THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK. [1] This Euphorbus was he that, in Ovid, Pythagoras saith he was in the wars of Troy. [2] Note the manly and...

Ovid

79 -84.37164,43.00586,0 Greece ...bloods, and not a man sustain'd The forechace, nor the after-fight. And thus Greece nobly gain'd The person towards home. But thus, the changing war was rack'd...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...hid in mists that ev'ry way descend. O father Jupiter, do thou the sons of Greece release Of this felt darkness; grace this day with fit transparences; And...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Abydus ...Whom Hector us'd, of all his guests, with greatest friendliness, And in Abydus stood his house; in whose form thus he spake: "Hector! What man of all the...

Abydus

78 26.41271,40.15552,0 Pæonia ...man he was of all that stood In name for arms amongst the troop that from Pæonia came, Asteropæus being the first; who was in ruth the same That Lycomedes...

Pæonia

78 Arisbas ...of a piece Against the Greeks flew. Venus' son Leocritus did end, Son of Arisbas, and had place of Lycomedes' friend; Whose fall he friendly pitied, and, in...

Arisbas

79 Greece ...them. Æneas knew the God, and said: "It was a shame extreme, That those of Greece should beat them so, and by their cowardice, Not want of man's aid nor the...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...Sarpedon's arms; nay him, whom you have likewise lost. This body drawn to Ilion would after draw and cost A greater ransom if you pleas'd; but Ajax startles...

Ilion

78 Mars ...So low, that over him it flew, and trembling took the ground, With which Mars made it quench his thirst; and since the head could wound No better body...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Hellas ...Lycia, prince Glaucus; who to hell Sent Bathyclæus, Chalcon's son; he did in Hellas dwell, And shin'd for wealth and happiness amongst the Myrmidons; His...

Hellas

81 22.5,37.5,0 Greece ...cleanse their feet; as I before have found Grace to my vows, and hurt to Greece, so now my pray'rs intend. I still stay in the gather'd fleet, but have...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...Rain slaughter'd carcasses on earth) to run forth thy command As far as Ilion, lest the Gods, that favour Troy, come forth To thy encounter, for the Sun...

Ilion

78 Greece ...Troy's fields; have nought but seas behind, And foes before; far, far from Greece. For shame, obey commands, There is no mercy in the wars; your healths lie in...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Hercules ...king, great Eurysthæus, won The grace to greet in ambassy the strength of Hercules, Was far superior to his sire in feet, fight, nobleness Of all the virtues...

Hercules

78 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Neptune ...games of hunting, and thus spake: "Fly'st thou, and leav'st the field To Neptune's glory, and no blows? O fool, why dost thou wield Thy idle bow? No more my...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Greece ...and, being drown'd, I'll set A fort of such strong filth on him, that Greece shall never get His bones from it. There, there shall stand Achilles'...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Pelegon ...that long lance he hid, for more blood set upon Asteropæus, the descent of Pelegon, and he Of broad-stream'd Axius, and the dame, of first nativity To all the...

Pelegon

79 Neptune ...and then took up and held Aloft the light Anchises' son, who pass'd, with Neptune's force, Whole orders of heroës' heads, and many a troop of horse Leap'd...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...he (Achilles came so close) had doubtless sunk beneath His own death had not Neptune seen and interpos'd the odds Of his divine pow'r, utt'ring this to the...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...to them, And leave the wars of men to men. But if we see from thence Or Mars or Phœbus enter fight, or offer least offence To Thetis' son, not giving free...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...to him; and that the Gods, protectors of these tow'rs That fight against Greece, and were here before our eminent pow'rs, Bear no importance. And besides...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...spoil) had ruin'd me, for these ears heard her cry: 'Kill, kill the seed of Ilion, kill th' Asian Lelegi.' Mere man then must not fight with him that still...

Ilion

80 Phthia ...presage My overthrow. I know myself, it is my fate to fall Thus far from Phthia; yet that fate shall fail to vent her gall, Till mine vent thousands." These...

Phthia

79 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Atrides ...friend's quarrel, well will quit your sorrow for your friend. And thou, Atrides, in the taste of so severe an end, Hereafter may on others hold a juster...

Atrides

80 Atrides ...One stirs not, till you call off all. Dismiss them then to meat, And let Atrides tender here, in sight of all this seat, The gifts he promis'd. Let him swear...

Atrides

79 Ocean ...he circled in the shield, with pouring round about, In all his rage, the Ocean, that it might never out. This shield thus done, he forg'd for him, such...

Ocean

77 -75.08491,38.3365,0 Ilion ...will lie. Meantime I wish a good renown that these deep breasted dames Of Ilion and Dardania may, for the extinguish'd flames Of their friends' lives, with...

Ilion

80 Atrides ...In dazzling flashes pour'd from clouds, on any punish'd land; So from Atrides' troubled heart, through his dark sorrows, flew Redoubled sighs; his entrails...

Atrides

76 Greece ...and his word, I would not thus exhort, With wrath appeas'd, thy aid to Greece, though plagu'd in heaviest sort; But much he presently will give, and...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...I will advise, others to hoise their sail, For, 'gainst the height of Ilion, you never shall prevail, Jove with his hand protecteth it, and makes the...

Ilion

74 fold ...sires do cities hold, Of whom I can have whom I will. And, more an hundred fold My true mind in my country likes to take a lawful wife Than in another...

fold

79 Pylos ...meads, Phera surnam'd Divine; All whose bright turrets on the sea, in sandy Pylos, shine. Th' inhabitants in flocks and herds are wondrous confluent, Who...

Pylos

80 Cardamyle ...prefer, Sev'n cities right magnificent, I will bestow on her; Enope, and Cardamyle, Mira for herbs renown'd, The fair Æpea, Pedasus that doth with grapes...

Cardamyle

79 22.23317,36.88778,0 Pallas ...No frailties with increasing years, but evermore remain Ador'd like Pallas, or the Sun, as all doubts die in me That heav'n's next light shall be the...

Pallas

74 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ophelest ...by Teucer's shafts impress'd? Hapless Orsilochus was first, Ormenus, Ophelest, Dæter, and hardy Chromius, and Lycophon divine, And Amopaon that did...

Ophelest

77 Greece ...hands, the hands of death employ; And, where Troy should be stoop'd by Greece, let Greece fall under Troy." To this ev'n weeping king did Jove...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Phthia ...little thou esteem'st too great a continent In thy incontinent avarice. For Phthia therefore now My course is; since 'tis better far, than here t' endure that...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Phthia ...that my pow'rs should bid them any blows; In nothing bear they blame of me; Phthia, whose bosom flows With corn and people, never felt impair of her increase...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Poesy ...nearness of Translation to the example. [4] The power of Nature above Art in Poesy. [5] Our English language above all others for Rhythmical Poesy. THE FIRST...

Poesy

80 Pegridarij ...signifying garland-seller, and commanded him to build a temple to the Pegridarij, that is, to the Muses. Herodotus affirms that Phæmius, teaching a public...

Pegridarij

72 Egyptian ...used to do himself. Alex. Paphius, saith Eustathius, delivers Homer as born of Egyptian parents, Dmasagoras being his father, and Æthra his mother, his nurse being a...

Egyptian

81 31.0,27.55,0 Zeuxippus ...consumed with fire; and the bath of Severus, that bore the name of Zeuxippus, in which there was much variety of spectacle, and splendour of arts; the works...

Zeuxippus

69 Mæon ...place called Ægina, and there was taken of thieves, and brought to Smyrna, to Mæon king of the Lydians, who for her beauty married her. After which, she walking...

Mæon

80 French ...from their sight, whisper behind me vilifyings of my translation, out of the French affirming them, when both in French, and all other languages but his own, our...

French

79 -86.43333,16.35,0 Persia ...pride, Great Macedon, amongst his matchless spoils Took from rich Persia, on his fortunes cast, A casket finding, full of precious oils, Form'd...

Persia

74 -78.93587,42.46312,0 ETC. ...OF PRINCES, SOLE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY AND VIRTUE, ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ETC. With whatsoever honour we adorn Your royal issue, we must gratulate...

ETC.

73 Asterius ...Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in Asterius, Evemon's son, Eurypylus, did lead into the field; Whose towns did forty...

Asterius

81 Phylace ...he idly lives enrag'd, but soon must leave his ease. Of those that dwelt in Phylace, and flow'ry Pyrason The wood of Ceres, and the soil that sheep are fed upon...

Phylace

80 Phidippus ...and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's soils, Phidippus and bold Antiphus did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons of crownéd Thessalus...

Phidippus

77 Cassus ...But weak this was, not fit for war, and therefore few did guide. Who did in Cassus, Nisyrus, and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's...

Cassus

82 Rhodes ...Heraclides, right strong and bigly made, Brought nine tall ships of war from Rhodes, which haughty Rhodians mann'd, Who dwelt in three dissever'd parts of...

Rhodes

81 151.0881,-33.82663,0 Ithaca ...sails were in his charge address'd. The warlike men of Cephale, and those of Ithaca, Woody Neritus, and the men of wet Crocylia, Sharp Ægilipa, Samos' isle...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Stratié ...where flocks of sheep the shepherds clust'ring drive, In Ripe, and in Stratié, the fair Mantinean town, And strong Enispe, that for height is ever...

Stratié

74 Eretria ...in grapes, the men of Chalcida, The Cerinths bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's highly-seated town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke...

Eretria

79 22.607216,39.290562,0 Caliarus ...But for the manage of his lance he gen'ral praise did win. The dwellers of Caliarus, of Bessa, Opoën, The youths of Cynus, Scarphis, and Augias, lovely men, Of...

Caliarus

81 Eleon ...plain, Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona...

Eleon

77 23.479833,38.355639,0 Scole ...and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of Græa, and great Mycalesse, that hath...

Scole

78 1.154845,52.363295,0 Hyria ...Bœotia bred, Arcesilaus, Clonius, and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of...

Hyria

79 25.38071,37.07754,0 Mars ...Shall never vex us more one hour. Come then, to victuals all, That strong Mars all may bring to field. Each man his lance's steel See sharpen'd well, his...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jupiter ...watching her, Her wing caught, and devour'd her too. This dragon, Jupiter, That brought him forth, turn'd to a stone, and made a pow'rful mean To...

Jupiter

74 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Argicides ...Who gave it to Saturnian Jove; Jove to his messenger; His messenger, Argicides, to Pelops, skill'd in horse; Pelops to Atreus, chief of men; he, dying, gave...

Argicides

75 Jupiter ...hath won them all to her; And ill fates overhang these tow'rs, address'd by Jupiter. Fix in thy mind this, nor forget to give it action, when Sweet sleep shall...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Neptune ...shook: and both were severéd, Their counsels broken. To the depth of Neptune's kingdom div'd Thetis from heav'n's height; Jove arose; and all the Gods...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Atreüs ...And golden sceptre; making suit to ev'ry Grecian son, But most the sons of Atreüs, the others' orderers, Yet they least heard him; all the rest receiv'd with...

Atreüs

81 Pylos ...Of divers-languag'd men, all born in his time and deceas'd, In sacred Pylos, where he reign'd amongst the third-ag'd men He, well-seen in the world...

Pylos

76 Mars ...of act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in the dust hast laid So many cities, and...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...fact A fit advantage to remove the War-god out of act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in...

Ilion

81 Epsilon ...by Jove Rebuk'd for authoring breach of human love. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Epsilon, Heav'n's blood is shed By sacred rage of Diomed. Then Pallas breath'd in...

Epsilon

79 Greece ...Cephalians; for as yet th' alarm had not been heard In all their quarters, Greece and Troy were then so newly stirr'd, And then first mov'd, as they conceiv'd...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...In war, or any work of peace, at table, ev'rywhere; For when the best of Greece besides mix ever, at our cheer, My good old ardent wine with small, and our...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Troy ...thou to be my guide, If there (of divers-languag'd men thou hast, as here in Troy, Some other friend to be my shame; since here thy latest joy By Menelaus...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Paris ...one, Send to thee to descend the field, that they firm vows may make; For Paris, and the Spartan king, must fight for Helen's sake, With long-arm'd lances...

Paris

82 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ithaca ...is the old Laertes' son, Ulysses, call'd the wise; Who, though unfruitful Ithaca was made his nursing seat, Yet knows he ev'ry sort of sleight, and is in...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greece ...them thus In thee, for whose ridiculous sake so seriously they lay All Greece, and fate, upon their necks. O wretch! Not dare to stay Weak Menelaus? But...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Paris ...of dust) did rise. But, ere stern conflict mix'd both strengths, fair Paris stept before The Trojan host; athwart his back a panther's hide he wore...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Cromna ...enfold, About Parthenius' lofty flood, in houses much extoll'd, From Cromna and Ægialus, the men that arms did bear, And Erythinus situate high...

Cromna

75 32.6765,41.82841,0 Axius ...bows do bend; From Axius, out of Amydon, he had them in command, From Axius, whose most beauteous stream still overflows the land. Pylæmen with the...

Axius

76 22.729683,40.631151,0 Pityæ ...bow, Prince Pandarus did lead to field. Who Adrestinus owe, Apesus' city, Pityæ, and mount Tereiës, Adrestus and stout Amphius led; who did their sire...

Pityæ

80 Pallas ...gone, to see his brothers' wives, His sisters, nor t' implore the ruth of Pallas on their lives; But she (advertis'd of the bane Troy suffer'd, and how vast...

Pallas

78 32.76644,26.01185,0 Paris ...took up all great Hector's pow'rs, t' attend her heavy words, By which had Paris no reply. This vent her grief affords: "Brother (if I may call you so, that...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Minerva ...In all the heav'n of Goddesses, great Guardian of our town, Rev'rend Minerva, break the lance of Diomed, cease his grace, Give him to fall in shameful...

Minerva

75 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Thebes ...or each other knew, I know not, since my sire Left me a child, at siege of Thebes, where he left his life's fire. But let us prove our grandsires' sons, and be...

Thebes

79 23.255096,38.318092,0 Ilion ...Betwixt the floods of Simois and Xanthus, that confin'd All their affairs of Ilion, and round about them shin'd. The first that weigh'd down all the field, of...

Ilion

81 Mars ..."My dearest mind," said she, "What then was fit is chang'd. 'Tis true, Mars hath just rule in war, But just war; otherwise he raves, not fights. He's...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pæsos ...wroth Who lighten'd out a lance that smote Amphius Selages, That dwelt in Pæsos, rich in lands, and did huge goods possess, But Fate, to Priam and his sons...

Pæsos

80 Paphlagonia ...hate; and there mix'd with the dead Pylæmen, that the targeteers of Paphlagonia led, A man like Mars; and with him fell good Mydon that did guide His...

Paphlagonia

76 32.5,42.5,0 Tydides ...This said, he shook, and then he threw, a lance, aloft and large, That in Tydides' curets stuck, quite driving through his targe; Then bray'd he out so wild a...

Tydides

80 Pandarus ...thus, The fir'd horse brought th' assailants near, and thus spake Pandarus: "Most suff'ring-minded Tydeus' son, that hast of war the art, My shaft...

Pandarus

74 Pandarus ...such as flourish'd in his way, and made whole squadrons yield, When Pandarus, Lycaon's son, beheld his ruining hand, With such resistless insolence, make...

Pandarus

76 Greece ...his triumphant seat, Beholding Priam's famous town, and all the fleet of Greece. The Greeks took breakfast speedily, and arm'd at ev'ry piece. So Trojans...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jupiter ...neque enim Phryges; saith his imitator. [3] O si præteritos referat mihi Jupiter annos Qualis eram, etc. [4] Hine illud: Dominus clypei septemplicis Ajax. [5]...

Jupiter

76 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Mars ...sort of Greeks are dead, Whose black blood, near Scamander's stream, inhuman Mars hath shed; Their souls to hell descended are. It fits thee then, our king...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...of our strife, to show each other's suppled heart, That men of Troy and Greece may say, Thus their high quarrel ends. Those that, encount'ring, were such...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...the heralds (messengers of Gods and godlike men) The one of Troy, the other Greece, had held betwixt them then Imperial sceptres; when the one, Idæus, grave and...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Salamine Was ...of skill in fight; For I will well prove that my birth; and breed, in Salamine Was not all consecrate to meat, or mere effects of wine." This said, the...

Salamine Was

78 Mars ...his arms he did despoil, Which iron Mars bestow'd on him; and those, in Mars's toil, Lycurgus ever after wore; but when he agéd grew, Enforc'd to keep...

Mars

76 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...In death not bowing his face to earth; his arms he did despoil, Which iron Mars bestow'd on him; and those, in Mars's toil, Lycurgus ever after wore; but...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...or we consume your mighty sea-borne fleet. Since then the gen'ral peers of Greece in reach of one voice meet, Amongst you all, whose breast includes the most...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...the Greeks so fall in fight, From high Olympus' top she stoop'd, and did on Ilion light. Apollo, to encounter her, to Pergamus did fly, From whence he...

Ilion

80 Peloponnesus ...of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or Lacedæmon. [7] His simile, high and expressive; which Virgil almost word...

Peloponnesus

78 22.312752688461543,37.25289777692308,0 Thessaly ...a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or...

Thessaly

80 22.204407006419558,39.51468942179051,0 Cilicia ...is all paraphrastical in my translation. [5] Thebes, a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near...

Cilicia

76 35.75,38.25,0 Greece ...of theirs to see their lord safe home, 'Scap'd from the gripes and pow'rs of Greece. And now was Paris come From his high tow'rs; who made no stay, when once...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...joys no more; then comes the black increase Of griefs (like Greeks on Ilion). Alas! What one survives To be my refuge? One black day bereft sev'n...

Ilion

78 Midus Cuma ...AND OTHER POEMS— ‭ To Cuma ‭ In his Return to Cuma ‭ Upon the Sepulchre of Midus ‭ Cuma, refusing to eternize their State, etc. ‭ An Essay of his begun Iliads ‭ To...

Midus Cuma

77 GREEK ...comforts vow, ‭ You for the world I have, or God for you. ‭ CERTAIN ANCIENT GREEK EPIGRAMS TRANSLATED ‭ All stars are drunk-up by the fiery sun, ‭ And in so...

GREEK

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Poesy ...clearness of His Almighty apparance in the other. And with this salutation of Poesy given by our Spondanus in his Preface to these Iliads ("All hail saint-sacred...

Poesy

81 Phthia ...And thy grace satisfied with gifts. Accept what I have brought, And turn to Phthia; 'tis enough thy conqu'ring hand hath fought Till Hector falter'd under it...

Phthia

82 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Ilion ...fight, myself being of access To his high person, serving him, and both to Ilion In one ship sail'd. Besides, by birth I breathe a Myrmidon, Polyctor...

Ilion

79 Neptune ...to his stealth; and ev'ry Deity Stood pleas'd with it; Juno except, green Neptune, and the Maid Grac'd with the blue eyes, all their hearts stood hatefully...

Neptune

78 Thrace ...Shall win this sword, silver'd, and hatch'd; the blade is right of Thrace; Asteropæus yielded it. These arms shall part their grace With either's...

Thrace

75 Greece ...a round cup. Both which he thus proclaims: "Atrides and all friends of Greece, two men, for these two games, I bid stand forth. Who best can strike, with...

Greece

75 Lacedæmon ...near confusion By Phœbus. Next to him set forth the yellow-headed king Of Lacedæmon, Jove's high seed; and, in his managing, Podargus and swift Æthe trod, steeds...

Lacedæmon

81 Meriones ...Both men and mules for carriage of matter for the fire; Of all which work Meriones, the Cretan sov'reign's squire, Was captain; and abroad they went...

Meriones

80 Opunta ...as life combin'd in equal fare Our loving beings, so let death. When from Opunta's tow'rs My father brought me to your roofs (since, 'gainst my will, my...

Opunta

78 Ilion ...lay, Held down with clamour; all the town veil'd with a cloud of tears. Ilion, with all his tops on fire, and all the massacres, Left for the Greeks, could...

Ilion

78 Greece ...in me shall Memory Hold all her forms still of my friend. Now, youths of Greece, to fleet Bear we this body, pæans sing, and all our navy greet With...

Greece

77 Greek ...his pride, Achilles so parts with the God. When aged Priam spied The great Greek come, spher'd round with beams and showing as if the star, Surnam'd...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...steep heights shroud me, and at even refresh me in the flood, And turn to Ilion? O my soul? why drown'st thou in the blood Of these discourses? If this...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...Up to Olympus, some enrag'd, some glad. Achilles slew Both men and horse of Ilion. And as a city fir'd Casts up a heat that purples heav'n, clamours and...

Ilion

82 Neptune ...Next Neptune and Apollo stood upon the point of field, And thus spake Neptune: "Phœbus! Come, why at the lance's end Stand we two thus? 'Twill be a shame...

Neptune

76 Mars ...mischief." Thus she turn'd her blue eyes, when love's Queen The hand of Mars took, and from earth rais'd him with thick-drawn breath, His spirits not...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Earth ...His help of Troy till latest even should her black shadows pour On Earth's broad breast. In all his worst, Achilles yet from shore Leapt to his midst...

Earth

73 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Pæonia ...heat Talk, and seek pedigrees? Far hence lies my innative seat, In rich Pæonia. My race from broad-stream'd Axius runs; Axius, that gives earth purest...

Pæonia

78 Lemnos ...again. This man Fate makes eschew Her own steel fingers. He was sold in Lemnos, and the deep Of all seas 'twixt this Troy, and that (that many a man doth...

Lemnos

76 25.25,39.916667,0 Pluto ...head again In t' hands of stern Æacides, who now must send him slain To Pluto's court, and 'gainst his will. Him, when Achilles knew, Naked of helmet...

Pluto

78 Ilion ...Jove mix'd with his immortal brood; And there Achilles cleft the host of Ilion; one side fell On Xanthus, th' other on the town; and that did he impell...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...In two parts Troy's host parted; Thetis' son One to Scamander, one to Ilion, Pursues. Twelve lords he takes alive, to end In sacrifice for vengeance to...

Ilion

76 Neptune ...gore, And forth he puff'd his flying soul. And as a tortur'd bull, To Neptune brought for sacrifice, a troop of youngsters pull Down to the earth, and drag...

Neptune

76 Neptune ...Deity Of th' Achive faction called to her, and said: "Ye must have care, Neptune and Pallas, for the frame of this important war Ye undertake here. Venus'...

Neptune

79 Salamine Fame ...chance may be thine; Thou cam'st of Gods like him; the Queen that reigns in Salamine Fame sounds thy mother; he deriv'd of lower Deity, Old Nereus' daughter bearing...

Salamine Fame

80 Asian ...me, for these ears heard her cry: 'Kill, kill the seed of Ilion, kill th' Asian Lelegi.' Mere man then must not fight with him that still hath Gods to...

Asian

78 Mars ...joining. Thus array'd 'Gainst Neptune, Phœbus with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst Juno, Phœbe, whose white hands bore singing...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Minerva ...all the Gods descend To aid on both parts. For the Greeks contend Juno, Minerva, Neptune, Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part...

Minerva

78 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Greek ...he drew his lance, his father's spear, Huge, weighty, firm, that not a Greek but he himself alone Knew how to shake; it grew upon the mountain Pelion...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...With any set ill in himself, but thou, the King of Gods, Incens'd with Greece, made that the mean to all their periods. Which now amend we as we may, and...

Greece

77 Jupiter ...his high brows Up to the broad heav'n, thus he spake: "Now witness, Jupiter, First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear...

Jupiter

76 polish ...did bear The voiceful heralds' sceptres, sat within a sacred sphere, On polish'd stones, and gave by turns their sentence. In the court Two talents' gold...

polish

78 Eurynome ...Would have me made away; and then, had I been much distress'd Had Thetis and Eurynome in either's silver breast Not rescu'd me; Eurynome that to her father had...

Eurynome

81 Troy ...the charge) the Trojans started back. Twelve men, of greatest strength in Troy, left with their lives exhal'd Their chariots and their darts, to death...

Troy

78 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Nereüs ...her Sisters of the Sea she turn'd, and bade them ope The doors and deeps of Nereüs; she in Olympus' top Must visit Vulcan for new arms to serve her wreakful...

Nereüs

80 Peleüs ...all my deity to retire. The court of his high birth, The glorious court of Peleüs, must entertain his worth Never hereafter. All the life he hath to live with...

Peleüs

79 Ilion ...Employment for his youth and strength, I sent him with a fleet To fight at Ilion; from whence his fate-confinéd feet Pass all my deity to retire. The court of...

Ilion

81 Ianesse ...and with her Agave grac'd the cave, Nemertes, Mæra, followéd, Melita, Ianesse, With Ianira, and the rest of those Nereides That in the deep seas make...

Ianesse

74 Pherusa ...her eyes, Amathia for her hair, Iæra, Proto, Clymene, and curl'd Dexamene, Pherusa, Doris, and with these the smooth Amphinome, Chaste Galatea so renown'd, and...

Pherusa

81 Automedon ...and all his trembling limbs gave life up to his dart. Then Hector at Automedon a blazing lance let fly, Whose flight he saw, and falling flat, the compass...

Automedon

73 Greece ...impotence of Troy, ev'n past the will of Jove, And by the proper force of Greece, had Phœbus fail'd to move Æneas in similitude of Periphas (the son Of...

Greece

78 Ilion ...off, and spoil'd Hippothous and Phorcis of their arms. And then ascended Ilion had shaken with alarms, Discov'ring th' impotence of Troy, ev'n past the will...

Ilion

77 Menœtiades ...mother bore. While thou attend'st on these, The young Atrides, in defence of Menœtiades, Hath slain Euphorbus." Thus the God took troop with men again; And Hector...

Menœtiades

81 hind ...was of the kind Of two fierce kings of beasts, oppos'd in strife about a hind Slain on the forehead of a hill, both sharp and hungry set And to the...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Jupiter ...by Meriones; he slew one great in war, Laogonus, Onetor's son, the priest of Jupiter, Created in th' Idæan hill. Betwixt his jaw and ear The dart stuck fast...

Jupiter

81 Laogonus ...then the death began On Troy's side by Meriones; he slew one great in war, Laogonus, Onetor's son, the priest of Jupiter, Created in th' Idæan hill. Betwixt his...

Laogonus

81 Hellas ...Lycia, prince Glaucus; who to hell Sent Bathyclæus, Chalcon's son; he did in Hellas dwell, And shin'd for wealth and happiness amongst the Myrmidons; His...

Hellas

81 22.5,37.5,0 Ithaca ...from any foreign region ‭ Of more price with me. He deriv’d his race ‭ From Ithaca, and said his father was ‭ Laertes, surnam’d Arcesiades, ‭ I had him home, and...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Hellespont ...then a matchless sepulchre ‭ The sacred host of the Achaians rais’d ‭ Upon the Hellespont, where most it seiz’d, ‭ For height and conspicuity, the eyes ‭ Of living men...

Hellespont

81 Ilion ...since most command ‭ Of all the Greeks he gave thy eminent hand ‭ At siege of Ilion, where we suffer’d so. ‭ And is the issue this, that first in woe ‭ Stern Fate...

Ilion

80 Neptune ...there had I command ‭ To fix mine oar, and offer on that strand ‭ T’ imperial Neptune, whom I must implore, ‭ A lamb, a bull, and sow-ascending boar; ‭ And then turn...

Neptune

80 Laertes ...helm, in th’ other held ‭ A broad and ancient rusty-rested shield, ‭ That old Laertes in his youth had worn, ‭ Of which the cheek-bands had with age been torn. ‭...

Laertes

80 32.16573,36.51062,0 Ithaca ...since enough besides ‭ Kind Grecian dames there liv’d to be their brides ‭ In Ithaca, and other bord’ring towns, ‭ But that to all times future their renowns ‭...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Crete ...state now nor ever thought it yet, ‭ Since first I left the snowy hills of Crete. ‭ When once I fell a-shipboard those thoughts fled; ‭ I love to take now, as...

Crete

77 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Crete ...whose bosom crept ‭ Lucina’s cavern. But in my roof slept ‭ Ulysses, shor’d in Crete; who first inquir’d ‭ For royal Idomen, and much desir’d ‭ To taste his...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Greek ...now so nigh, ‭ I must not leave, and lose so much begun, ‭ The rather lest the Greek dames might be won ‭ To tax mine honour, if a man so great ‭ Should greet his...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Phœbe ...plotting foul confusion ‭ To all the Wooers. Forth then came the Queen; ‭ Phœbe, with golden Cytherea seen, ‭ Her port presented. Whom they set a chair ‭ Aside...

Phœbe

76 Crete ...view ‭ With any armour. His birth’s seat, ‭ Ulysses tells his Queen, is Crete, ‭ Euryclea the truth yet found, ‭ Discover’d by a scar-heal’d wound, ‭ Which...

Crete

74 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 polish ...Graces, ‭ She added to her own; more plump, more high, ‭ And fairer than the polish’d ivory, ‭ Rend’ring her parts and presence. This grace done, ‭ Away the Deity...

polish

79 Autonoé ...lord was gone. ‭ But these must serve. Call hither then to me ‭ Hippodamia and Autonoé, ‭ That those our train additions may supply ‭ Our own deserts. And yet...

Autonoé

81 Dulichius ...twice ten, strong ‭ These Wooers are, but more by much. For know, ‭ That from Dulichius there are fifty-two, ‭ All choice young men; and ev’ry one of these ‭ Six men...

Dulichius

80 Pylos ...did his blood ‭ Some comforts fitting life; but since you took ‭ Your ship for Pylos, he would never brook ‭ Or wine or food, they say, nor cast an eye ‭ On any...

Pylos

81 Eumæus ...the periods ‭ Of these designs lie in the knees of Gods. ‭ Of all loves then, Eumæus, make quick way ‭ To wise Penelopé, and to her say ‭ My safe return from Pylos...

Eumæus

80 Pylos ...to thy cloudy home. ‭ O, never I look’d, when once shipp’d away ‭ For Pylos’ shores, to see thy turning day. ‭ Come, enter, lov’d son, let me feast my...

Pylos

72 Ithaca ...heart; ‭ When wind and water drave them quit apart ‭ Their own course, and on Ithaca they fell, ‭ And there poor me did to Laertes sell. ‭ And thus these eyes the...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Syria ...There is an isle above Ortygia, ‭ If thou hast heard, they call it Syria, ‭ Where, once a day, the sun moves backward still. ‭ ’Tis not so great as...

Syria

69 37.5,37.5,0 Phylacus ...restitution in a year. ‭ In mean space, living as close prisoner ‭ In court of Phylacus, and for the sake ‭ Of Neleus’ daughter mighty cares did take, ‭ Together with...

Phylacus

81 Lacedæmon ...From Sparta’s strand ‭ Makes safe access ‭ To his own land ‭ Ulyssides. ‭ In Lacedæmon, large, and apt for dances, [1] ‭ Athenian Pallas her access advances ‭ Up to...

Lacedæmon

80 Atrides ...Exhorts Ulysses’ son’s retreat, ‭ In bed, and waking. He receives ‭ Gifts of Atrides, and so leaves ‭ The Spartan court. And, going aboard, ‭ Doth favourable way...

Atrides

79 Ithaca ...When heav’n’s light took sea, [6] ‭ They fetch’d the field-works of fair Ithaca, ‭ And in the arm’d ship, with a well-wreath’d cord, ‭ They straitly bound me...

Ithaca

75 20.638399,38.44193,0 Wain ...could seize ‭ His eye-lids. He beheld the Pleiades; ‭ The Bear, surnam’d the Wain, that round doth move ‭ About Orion, and keeps still above ‭ The billowy ocean...

Wain

79 10.0209,48.18904,0 Ulysses ...And from whom flowers th’ eternal pow’r of things. ‭ Then Pallas, mindful of Ulysses, told ‭ The many cares that in Calypso’s hold ‭ He still sustain’d, when he had...

Ulysses

79 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Pisistratus ...of Eteoneus at sight of ‭Telemachus and Pisistratus. ‭[3] Telemachus to Pisistratus, in observation of the house, not so ‭much that he heartily admired it, as to...

Pisistratus

75 Ithaca ...die. ‭ There lies a certain island in the sea, ‭ Twixt rocky Samos and rough Ithaca, ‭ That cliffy is itself, and nothing great, ‭ Yet holds convenient havens that...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...in fight, ‭ But in return swift Ajax lost the light, ‭ In his long-oar’d ship. Neptune, yet, awhile ‭ Saft him unwrack’d, to the Gyræan isle, ‭ A mighty-rock removing...

Neptune

81 hind ...should affect the fame ‭ To share the joys of such a worthy’s bed! ‭ As when a hind, her calves late farrowéd, ‭ To give suck, enters the bold lion’s den, ‭ He...

hind

81 12.44657,57.70338,0 Ithaca ...bringing then ‭ His riches, and his son, and all his men, ‭ From barren Ithaca, (some one sole town ‭ Inhabited about him batter’d down) ‭ All should in Argos...

Ithaca

74 20.638399,38.44193,0 Olympius ...ivory, round ‭ Is wrought about it. Out of doubt, the hall ‭ Of Jupiter Olympius hath of all ‭ This state the like. How many infinites ‭ Take up to admiration...

Olympius

74 Ever-Blest ...now ‭ The sacrifices’ tongues, mix wines, and vow ‭ To Neptune, and the other Ever-Blest, ‭ That, having sacrific’d, we may to rest. ‭ The fit hour runs now, light...

Ever-Blest

80 Pylos ...plow’d life-giving earth, ‭ As on the ever-treaders upon death. ‭ And now to Pylos, that so garnisheth ‭ Herself with buildings, old Neleus’ town, ‭ The prince...

Pylos

79 Pallas ...cables; and with well-wreath’d halsers hoise ‭ Their white sails, which grey Pallas now employs ‭ With full and fore-gales through the dark deep main. ‭ The purple...

Pallas

79 32.76644,26.01185,0 Pylos ...my mother shall ‭ Ascend her high room, and for sleep prepare. ‭ Sparta and Pylos I must see, in care ‭ To find my father.” Out Euryclea cried, ‭ And ask’d with...

Pylos

78 Sparta ...a jest-proud youth the wit began: ‭ “Telemachus will kill us ev’ry man. ‭ From Sparta, to the very Pylian sand, ‭ He will raise aids to his impetuous hand. ‭ O he...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Ithaca ...will press for you ‭ Free voluntaries; and, for ships, enow ‭ Sea-circled Ithaca contains, both new ‭ And old-built; all which I’ll exactly view, ‭ And choose...

Ithaca

76 20.638399,38.44193,0 Egyptian ...into his hand ‭ The sceptre that his father did command; ‭ Then, to the old Egyptian turn’d, he spoke: ‭ “Father, not far he is that undertook ‭ To call this...

Egyptian

78 Ivory ...‭which, for the better sound in our language, is here turned, Pale of ‭Ivory. The teeth being that rampire, or pale, given us by nature in ‭that part for...

Ivory

73 -5.553951800475947,7.62610617087711,0 Sparta ...men. ‭ To Pylos first be thy addression then, ‭ To god-like Nestor; thence to Sparta haste, ‭ To gold-lock’d Menelaus, who was last ‭ Of all the brass-arm’d Greeks...

Sparta

80 22.42454,37.08149,0 Ogygia ...swift Argicides, ‭ To tell the nymph that bears the golden tress ‭ In th’ isle Ogygia, that ’tis our will ‭ She should not stay our lov’d Ulysses still, ‭ But suffer...

Ogygia

81 Neptune ...begun Iliads ‭ To Thestor’s Son inquisitive about the Causes of Things ‭ To Neptune ‭ To the City of Erythræa ‭ To Mariners ‭ The Pine ‭ To Glaucus ‭ Against the...

Neptune

78 Neptune ...me, to all our eyes ‭ Are now in proof. He said, the time would come, ‭ When Neptune, for our safe conducting home ‭ All sorts of strangers, out of envy fir’d, ‭...

Neptune

79 Scheria ...As if a mountain interpos’d their sights.” ‭ When Neptune heard this, he for Scheria went, ‭ Whence the Phæacians took their first descent. ‭ Which when he reach’d...

Scheria

79 Neptune ...dam up all their lights, ‭ As if a mountain interpos’d their sights.” ‭ When Neptune heard this, he for Scheria went, ‭ Whence the Phæacians took their first...

Neptune

79 Ithaca ...alone, ‭ (Though through some suff’rance) you yet safe shall land ‭ In wishéd Ithaca. But if impious hand ‭ You lay on those herds to their hurts, I then ‭ Presage...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pluto ...us; ‘Unhappy men, ‭ That have, inform’d with all your senses, been ‭ In Pluto’s dismal mansion! You shall die ‭ Twice now, where others, that Mortality ‭ In...

Pluto

74 Pluto ...rais’d, and made me conqueror.’ ‭ This said, he made descent again as low ‭ As Pluto’s court; when I stood firm, for show ‭ Of more heroës of the times before, ‭...

Pluto

81 Ithaca ...weak-neck’d dead, ‭ And vow’d, when I the barren soil should tread ‭ Of clifty Ithaca, amidst my hall ‭ To kill a heifer, my clear best of all, ‭ And give in...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...hear me now, and grant ‭ That this Ulysses, old Laertes’ son, ‭ That dwells in Ithaca, and name hath won ‭ Of City-ruiner, may never reach ‭ His natural region. Or...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...for policies, ‭ For which my facts as high as heav’n resound. ‭ I dwell in Ithaca, earth’s most renown’d, ‭ All over-shadow’d with the shake-leaf hill, [1] ‭...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion ...thence may rise ‭ A poem to instruct posterities. ‭ Fell any kinsman before Ilion? ‭ Some worthy sire-in-law, or like-near son, ‭ Whom next our own blood and...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...And therefore what afflicts you? Why, to hear ‭ The fate of Greece and Ilion, mourn you so? ‭ The Gods have done it; as to all they do ‭ Destine...

Ilion

73 Ilion ...and there vanquish’d quite, ‭ In little time, by great Minerva’s aid, ‭ All Ilion’s remnant, and Troy level laid. ‭ This the divine expressor did so give ‭ Both...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...Troy’s vast market place the horse did hide, ‭ From whence the Trojans up to Ilion drew ‭ The dreadful engine. Where sat all arew ‭ Their kings about it; many...

Ilion

79 Ilion ...city’s height, ‭ When he had stuff’d it with as many men ‭ As levell’d lofty Ilion with the plain. ‭ With all which if you can as well enchant, ‭ As with...

Ilion

79 Mars ...“Your word, so giv’n, I must accept,” said he. ‭ Which said, he loos’d them. Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ill ...wisdom, words that fall, ‭ Like dice, upon the square still. Some man takes ‭ Ill form from parents, but God often makes ‭ That fault of form up with observ’d...

Ill

80 Eretmeus ...Acroneus, and Ocyalus, ‭ Elatreus, Prymneus, and Anchialus, [2] ‭ Nauteus, Eretmeus, Thoen, Proreüs, ‭ Pontëus, and the strong Amphialus ‭ Son to Tectonides...

Eretmeus

77 Greece ...the porch of stone,) ‭ That then the end of all griefs should begin ‭ ’Twixt Greece and Troy, when Greece (with strife to win ‭ That wish’d conclusion) in her...

Greece

79 Athens ...the lovely hue ‭ Scheria presented, out-flew Marathon, ‭ And ample-streeted Athens lighted on; ‭ Where to the house, that casts so thick a shade, [5] ‭ Of...

Athens

78 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Pallas ...yet become ‭ His English Muse like an Arachnean loom, ‭ Wrought spite of Pallas, and therein bewrays ‭ More tongue than truth, begs, and adopts his bays; ‭ So...

Pallas

75 32.76644,26.01185,0 English ...And all confederate fashionists defies. ‭ And as some sharp-brow’d doctor, English born, ‭ In much learn’d Latin idioms can adorn ‭ A verse with rare attractions...

English

77 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Ilion ...Of ne’er so slender and obscure command. ‭ AN ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS ‭ Ilion, and all the brave-horse-breeding soil, ‭ Dardania, I sing; that many a toil ‭...

Ilion

77 Smyrna ...mother’s knees he gave me, ‭ In delicate and curious nursery; ‭ Æolian Smyrna, seated near the sea, ‭ (Of glorious empire, and whose bright sides ‭ Sacred...

Smyrna

73 Sardes ...the fair eyes deckt ‭ Make fautress of your stately-seated town, ‭ At foot of Sardes, with the high-hair’d crown, ‭ Inhabiting rich Cuma; where ye taste ‭ Of...

Sardes

80 NEPTUNE Neptune ...then, shall my song still supply, ‭ And so salutes thee King of Poesy. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Neptune, the mighty marine God, I sing, ‭ Earth’s mover, and the fruitless ocean’s...

NEPTUNE Neptune

78 Atlas ...value to their store; ‭ Whom to Saturnius bashful Maia bore, ‭ Daughter of Atlas, and did therefore fly ‭ Of all th’ Immortals the society, ‭ To that dark cave...

Atlas

77 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 CERES ...Olympus all the Blessed love, ‭ And honour equal with unequall’d Jove. ‭ TO CERES ‭ The rich-hair’d Ceres I assay to sing; ‭ A Goddess, in whose grace the...

CERES

78 7.38961,45.31336,0 Neptune ...his freight? ‭ Or Jove himself he is, or He that bears ‭ The silver bow, or Neptune. Nor appears ‭ In him the least resemblance of a man, ‭ But of a strain at...

Neptune

78 Tyrrhene ...aboard ‭ A well-built bark, about whose broad sides roar’d ‭ The wine-black Tyrrhene billows; death as black ‭ Brought them upon him in their future wrack. ‭ For...

Tyrrhene

78 Ilion ...And then into thine own care take thy son ‭ From his calm seat to windy Ilion, ‭ Where, if strict question be upon the past, ‭ Asking what mother bore...

Ilion

74 Trojan ...bent ‭ To these wish’d blessings of me: Give me parts ‭ Of chief attraction in Trojan hearts; ‭ And, after, give me the refulgency ‭ Of most renown’d and rich...

Trojan

81 24.71589,42.89427,0 Wash ...Where, soon as enter’d, she ‭ The shining gates shut; and the Graces three ‭ Wash’d, and with oils of everlasting scent ‭ Bathed, as became, her deathless...

Wash

79 Cyprus ...flew all on fire, ‭ And to amaze she burn’d in his desire, ‭ Flew straight to Cyprus, to her odorous fane ‭ And altars, that the people Paphian ‭ Advanced to her...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Mars ...can ‭ Tempt to affect her facts with God or man. ‭ She, loving strife, and Mars’s working banes, ‭ Pitch’d fields and fights, and famous artizans, ‭ Taught...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pylos ...then the King ‭ (Jove’s dazzling son) placed his exploring wing ‭ On sacred Pylos, for his forced herd, ‭ His ample shoulders in a cloud enspher’d ‭ Of fiery...

Pylos

78 Pieria ...from the vine the briar, ‭ For certain oxen I come here t’ inquire ‭ Out of Pieria; females all, and rear’d ‭ All with horns wreath’d, unlike the common herd; ‭ A...

Pieria

78 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 West ...under the-with-snow-still-crown’d ‭ Parnassus, reach’d, whose face affects the West; ‭ Above which hangs a rock, that still seems prest ‭ To fall upon it, through...

West

81 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 Crissa ...thou all speed didst make ‭ Up to the tops intended, and the ground ‭ Of Crissa, under the-with-snow-still-crown’d ‭ Parnassus, reach’d, whose face affects the...

Crissa

75 16.28592,38.66354,0 Wash ...shrieks for her quick ease, ‭ And thee, O archer Phœbus, with waves clear ‭ Wash’d sweetly over, swaddled with sincere ‭ And spotless swathbands; and made then...

Wash

78 Thrace ...or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth Thrace divide ‭ And Macedon; or Pelion, with the pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the...

Thrace

78 Eresia ...or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth Thrace...

Eresia

81 Crete ...their waves exhale. ‭ Here born, all mortals live in thy commands, ‭ Whoever Crete holds, Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Polyphon ...slew, ‭ His heart through-thrusting. Then Artophagus [28] threw ‭ His lance at Polyphon, [29] and struck him quite ‭ Through his mid-belly; down he fell upright, ‭ And...

Polyphon

81 Spain ...With all Earth's great’st commanders,) in retreat ‭ To Belgian Gant, stood all Spain’s armies’ heat ‭ By Parma led, though but one thousand strong; ‭ Three miles...

Spain

81 Belgian ...in th’ house of fame ‭ With all Earth's great’st commanders,) in retreat ‭ To Belgian Gant, stood all Spain’s armies’ heat ‭ By Parma led, though but one thousand...

Belgian

80 Earth ...this Poet’s wreath, ‭ Shall keep it ever, Poesy’s steepest star, ‭ As in Earth’s flaming walls, Heaven's sevenfold Car, ‭ From all the wilds of Neptune’s...

Earth

75 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Crete ...with a northern gale, right free, and good) ‭ Amids the full stream, full on Crete. But then ‭ Jove plotted death to him and all his men, ‭ For (put off quite...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Libya ...again ‭ Was turning round, and ev’ry season’s reign ‭ Renew’d upon us, we for Libya went, ‭ When, still inventing crafts to circumvent, ‭ He made pretext, that I...

Libya

80 26.5,31.5,0 Greece ...So sev’ral forms are in their souls impress’d. ‭ Before the sons of Greece set foot in Troy, ‭ Nine times, in chief, I did command enjoy ‭ Of men and...

Greece

70 Ithaca ...way-lays his innocence, ‭ That of divine Arcesius all the race ‭ May fade to Ithaca, and not the grace ‭ Of any name left to it. But leave we ‭ His state, however...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...eye ‭ Of his lov’d son. Come then, I’ll show thee why ‭ I call this isle thy Ithaca, to ground ‭ Thy credit on my words: This haven is own’d ‭ By th’ agéd sea-god...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...far it flies ‭ My thoughts that thus should fall into mine eyes ‭ Conspicuous Ithaca, but fear I touch ‭ At some far shore, and that thy wit is such ‭ Thou dost...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Crete ...reach the shore, ‭ With these my fortunes; whose whole value more ‭ I left in Crete amongst my children there, ‭ From whence I fly for being the slaughterer ‭ Of...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Neptune ...I must suspect ev’n this, ‭ Lest any other of the Deities ‭ Add sleight to Neptune’s force, to counsel me ‭ To leave my vessel, and so far off see ‭ The shore I...

Neptune

77 Phæacia ...to the commands ‭ Of these rude winds, and work out with thy hands ‭ Pass to Phæacia, where thy austere Fate ‭ Is to pursue thee with no more such hate. ‭ Take here...

Phæacia

79 Neptune ...Rose from a whirl-pool, on the ship did light, ‭ And thus bespake him: “Why is Neptune thus ‭ In thy pursuit extremely furious, ‭ Oppressing thee with such a world of...

Neptune

81 Sparta ...bred; My natural brothers; either here they have not followéd From lovely Sparta, or, arriv'd within the sea-born fleet, In fear of infamy for me, in broad...

Sparta

80 22.42454,37.08149,0 Crete ...is Ajax Telamon, a bulwark in their aid. On th' other side stands Idomen, in Crete of most command, And round about his royal sides his Cretan captains stand...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Paris ...shield, Their long and shining lances pitch'd fast by them in the field, Paris, and Sparta's king, alone must take up all the strife; And he that conquers...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Mars ...warlike Troy and brass-arm'd Greece endur'd For her fair sake, by cruel Mars and his stern friends procur'd. Iris came in in joyful haste, and said; "O...

Mars

76 4.227204,51.993206,0 Earth ...Go then (to bless your champion, and give his pow'rs success) Fetch for the Earth, and for the Sun (the Gods on whom ye call) Two lambs, a black one and a...

Earth

82 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Greece ...them thus In thee, for whose ridiculous sake so seriously they lay All Greece, and fate, upon their necks. O wretch! Not dare to stay Weak Menelaus? But...

Greece

81 Paris ...With dogs and men; so Sparta's king exulted, when he viewed The fair-fac'd Paris so expos'd to his so thirsted wreak, Whereof his good cause made him sure...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Alybe ...were. Epistrophus and Dius did the Halizonians guide, Far-fetch'd from Alybe, where first the silver mines were tried. Chromis, and augur Ennomus, the...

Alybe

77 Greece ...Did follow him. These were the dukes and princes of avail That came from Greece. But now the man, that overshin'd them all, Sing, Muse; and their most famous...

Greece

79 Greece ...torment of an ulcer grown with Hydra's poison'd blood, Whose sting was such, Greece left him there in most impatient mood; Yet thought they on him at his ship...

Greece

81 Alcest ...the seas repair, With old Admetus' tender son, Eumelus, whom he bred Of Alcest, Pelius' fairest child of all his female seed. The soldiers that before the...

Alcest

78 Glaphyra ...But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair, In thrice-six ships to Pergamus did through the seas...

Glaphyra

79 22.8833,39.444,0 Bœbe ...did take. But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair, In thrice-six ships to Pergamus did...

Bœbe

76 Phylace ...now the sable earth detains; his tear-torn-facéd spouse He woeful left in Phylace, and his half-finish'd house; A fatal Dardan first his life, of all the...

Phylace

78 Phthia ...Argos held, That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely dames, The Myrmidons, Hellenians, and...

Phthia

74 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Hercules ...did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons of crownéd Thessalus, deriv'd from Hercules) Who went with thirty hollow ships well-order'd to the seas. Now will I...

Hercules

76 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Ilion ...son, and Charopes' the king; Nirëus was the fairest man that to fair Ilion came Of all the Greeks, save Peleus' son, who pass'd for gen'ral frame; But...

Ilion

73 Rhodes ...Heraclides, right strong and bigly made, Brought nine tall ships of war from Rhodes, which haughty Rhodians mann'd, Who dwelt in three dissever'd parts of...

Rhodes

81 151.0881,-33.82663,0 Pleuron ...Thoas, Andremon's well-spoke son, did guide th' Ætolians well, Those that in Pleuron, Olenon, and strong Pylene dwell, Great Chalcis, that by sea-side stands, and...

Pleuron

81 21.40886806850941,38.41373336761354,0 Tegea ...Mantinean town, And strong Enispe, that for height is ever weather-blown, Tegea, and in Stymphalus, Parrhasia strongly wall'd, All these Alcæus' son to field...

Tegea

80 Thrace ...Where all the Muses, opposite, in strife of poesy, To ancient Thamyris of Thrace, did use him cruelly, (He coming from Eurytus' court, the wise Œchalian...

Thrace

80 Eristhius ...The soldiers that in Athens dwelt, a city builded large, The people of Eristhius, whom Jove-sprung Pallas fed, And plenteous-feeding Tellus brought out of her...

Eristhius

77 Athens ...black men of war did sail in this Alphenor's charge. The soldiers that in Athens dwelt, a city builded large, The people of Eristhius, whom Jove-sprung Pallas...

Athens

78 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Mars ...town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke Alphenor led, a flame of Mars's fire, Surnam'd Chalcodontiades, the mighty Abants' guide, Swift men of...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Eretria ...in grapes, the men of Chalcida, The Cerinths bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's highly-seated town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke...

Eretria

79 22.607216,39.290562,0 Eubœa ...Twice-twenty martial barks of these, less Ajax sail'd withal. Who near Eubœa's blesséd soil their habitations had, Strength-breathing Abants, who their...

Eubœa

77 Platæa ...Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such store of grass, All those that in Platæa dwelt, that Glissa did possess, And Hypothebs, whose well-built walls are...

Platæa

77 Medeona ...and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia...

Medeona

81 Eryth ...hath the ample plain, Of Harma, and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded...

Eryth

78 32.484075,41.779469,0 Mars ...Shall never vex us more one hour. Come then, to victuals all, That strong Mars all may bring to field. Each man his lance's steel See sharpen'd well, his...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Athenia ...Of Greece thou conquer'st in the strife of consultations. I would to Jove, Athenia, and Phœbus, I could make, Of all, but ten such counsellors; then instantly...

Athenia

81 Thebes ...it is for his effeminacy. Which is all paraphrastical in my translation. [5] Thebes, a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in...

Thebes

80 Glaucus ...which I use for the loved and simple nobility of the free exchange in Glaucus, contrary to others that, for the supposed folly in Glaucus, turned his change...

Glaucus

72 29.25,36.75,0 Ilion ...will be nothing; leave the cares of war to men, and me In whom, of all the Ilion race, they take their high'st degree." On went his helm; his princess home...

Ilion

79 Jupiter ...He left of him, th' Oreades (that are the high descent Of Ægis-bearing Jupiter) another of their own Did add to it, and set it round with elms; by which is...

Jupiter

77 Ilion ...joys no more; then comes the black increase Of griefs (like Greeks on Ilion). Alas! What one survives To be my refuge? One black day bereft sev'n...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...had made herself for Greece) like one distraught, made hast To ample Ilion with her son, and nurse, and all the way Mourn'd, and dissolv'd in tears for...

Ilion

77 Paris ...took up all great Hector's pow'rs, t' attend her heavy words, By which had Paris no reply. This vent her grief affords: "Brother (if I may call you so, that...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...town; pity ourselves, our wives; Pity our children; and remove, from sacred Ilion, The dreadful soldier Diomed. And, when yourselves are gone About this...

Ilion

80 Laodamïa ...in a strife Against the valiant Solymi, Mars reft of light and life; Laodamïa, being envied of all the Goddesses, The golden-bridle-handling Queen, the...

Laodamïa

75 Greek ...of great Tydeús, that cunning lord of flight, Whom I esteem the strongest Greek; for we have never fled Achilles, that is prince of men, and whom a Goddess...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ilion ...Though in a hard conditión, to make the other stay, Hector, go thou to Ilion, and our queen-mother pray To take the richest robe she hath; the same that's...

Ilion

77 Mars ...Had kept me consort." Jupiter, with a contracted brow, Thus answered Mars: "Thou many minds, inconstant changeling thou, Sit not complaining thus by...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Troy ...a high-neighing horse of heav'n at ev'ry jump would fly. [2] Arriv'd at Troy, where, broke in curls, the two floods mix their force, Scamander and...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Athenia ...wishéd love, Herself might free the field of him? He bade her rather move Athenia to the charge she sought, who us'd of old to be The bane of Mars, and had as...

Athenia

80 Bœotia ...near Th' Atlantic lake Cephisides, in Hyla, by whose seat The good men of Bœotia dwelt. This slaughter grew so great, It flew to heav'n; Saturnia discern'd...

Bœotia

80 Atlantic ...did wear The gaudy mitre, studied wealth extremely, and dwelt near Th' Atlantic lake Cephisides, in Hyla, by whose seat The good men of Bœotia dwelt. This...

Atlantic

77 -95.01388,41.4036,0 Mars ...and dreadful Hector led. Then who was first, who last, whose lives the iron Mars did seize, And Priam's Hector? Helenus, surnam'd Œnopides; Good Teuthras...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...'gainst the proud pursuit, nor ever turn'd a head, They knew so well that Mars pursu'd, and dreadful Hector led. Then who was first, who last, whose lives...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...rescue, who thus cried: "O Hector! Help and save My body from the spoil of Greece, that to your lovéd town My friends may see me borne, and then let earth...

Greece

79 Pæsos ...wroth Who lighten'd out a lance that smote Amphius Selages, That dwelt in Pæsos, rich in lands, and did huge goods possess, But Fate, to Priam and his sons...

Pæsos

80 Mars ...upon the Greeks. Behind came many men of choice, Before him march'd great Mars himself match'd with his female mate, The dread Bellona. She brought on, to...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Paphlagonia ...hate; and there mix'd with the dead Pylæmen, that the targeteers of Paphlagonia led, A man like Mars; and with him fell good Mydon that did guide His...

Paphlagonia

76 32.5,42.5,0 Ilion ...and not a breath exhale; So firmly stood the Greeks, nor fled for all the Ilion's aid. Atrides yet coasts through the troops, confirming men so staid: "O...

Ilion

78 Mars ...and bucklers eas'ly borne; Which error Phœbus pleas'd to urge on Mars himself in scorn: "Mars, Mars," said he, "thou plague of men, smear'd with...

Mars

73 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...of act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in the dust hast laid So many cities, and...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Troy ...and where the fight did burn. An honest and a wealthy man inhabited in Troy, Dares, the priest of Mulciber, who two sons did enjoy, Idæus, and bold...

Troy

79 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Tydeus ...Heav'n's blood is shed By sacred rage of Diomed. Then Pallas breath'd in Tydeus' son; to render whom supreme To all the Greeks, at all his parts, she cast a...

Tydeus

80 Mars ...casts Æneas, with a weighty stone; Apollo quickens him, and gets him gone. Mars is recur'd by Pæon, but by Jove Rebuk'd for authoring breach of human...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...marching in the midst. Then flew the fatal hour Back on Diores, in return of Ilion's sun-burn'd pow'r; Diores Amaryncides, whose right leg's ankle-bone, And...

Ilion

81 Thebes ...far more able men than both our fathers were. We took the sev'n-fold ported Thebes, when yet we had not there So great help as our fathers had; and fought...

Thebes

80 fold ...troops ye can behold Take place before ye." Ithacus at this his brows did fold, And said: "How hath thy violent tongue broke through thy set of teeth...

fold

78 Ilion ...For both in mind and soul I know, that there shall come a day When Ilion, Priam, all his pow'r, shall quite be worn away, When heav'n-inhabiting Jove...

Ilion

73 Damasus ...far, Still to uphold the better sort; for then did Polypæt pass A lance at Damasus, whose helm was made with cheeks of brass, Yet had not proof enough, the pile...

Damasus

81 Greece ...thou show'st thou art a friend to lies, Pretending, in the flight of Greece, the making of it good, To all their ruins, which I thought could never be...

Greece

77 Phœbus ...To nights in tempests; and when all their utmost depth had made, Jove, Phœbus, Neptune, all came down, and all in state did wade To ruin of that impious...

Phœbus

77 Nestor ...to use all haste, To signify to Thetis' son occurrents that have past, At Nestor's honourable suit. But be that work achiev'd When this is done, I will not...

Nestor

80 21.695,37.028,0 Greece ...more immartial for true ruth) thus he mourn'd: "Ah wretched progeny of Greece, princes, dejected kings, Was it your fates to nourish beasts, and serve the...

Greece

75 Great Neptune ...then The two young boys, Moliones, if their world-circling sire, Great Neptune, had not saft their lives, and cover'd their retire With unpierc'd clouds...

Great Neptune

71 Diomed ...fleet they had been hous'd, had not Laertes' son Stirr'd up the spirit of Diomed, with this impression: "Tydides, what do we sustain, forgetting what we are?...

Diomed

78 Thrace ...Ilion he enter'd, and awak'd The cousin-german of the king, a counsellor of Thrace, Hippocoon; who when he rose, and saw the desert place, Where Rhesus' horse...

Thrace

80 Eleon ...his head might not be ras'd. This, long since, by Autolycus was brought from Eleon, When he laid waste Amyntor's house, that was Ormenus' son: In Scandia, to...

Eleon

81 23.479833,38.355639,0 Merion ...This offer ev'ry man assum'd, all would with Diomed go; The two Ajaces, Merion, and Menelaus too; But Nestor's son enforc'd it much; and hardy Ithacus...

Merion

78 fold ...sires do cities hold, Of whom I can have whom I will. And, more an hundred fold My true mind in my country likes to take a lawful wife Than in another...

fold

79 Pylos ...The bright Epea, Pedasus that doth God Bacchus please; All, on the sandy Pylos' soil, are seated near the seas; Th' inhabitants in droves and flocks...

Pylos

79 Laodice ...of bliss. Three daughters beautify his court, the fair Chrysothemis, Laodice, and Iphianesse; of all the fairest take To Peleus' thy grave father's court...

Laodice

75 Greece ...in time, while thou mayst use thy pow'r. And have the grace to turn from Greece fate's unrecover'd hour. O friend, thou know'st thy royal sire forewarn'd...

Greece

77 Atrides ...to Achilles! But our plights stand not in need of meat, Who late supp'd at Atrides' tent, though for thy love we eat Of many things, whereof a part would make a...

Atrides

79 Greece ...Mycenian ships enow ride near, that brought thee to this woe; The rest of Greece will stay, nor stir till Troy be overcome With full eversion; or if not, but...

Greece

80 Neptune ...shake As she but stirr'd within her throne, and thus to Neptune spake: "O Neptune, what a spite is this! Thou God so huge in pow'r, Afflicts it not thy...

Neptune

80 Iphitis ...straight good fortune brought Bold Archeptolemus, whose life did from Iphitis spring; He made him take the reins and mount. Then souls were set on wing...

Iphitis

78 Paris ...yet, against his will did stay, That grave protector of the Greeks, for Paris with a dart Enrag'd one of his chariot horse; he smote the upper part Of...

Paris

76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Greece ...our woes proceed. He princely undertakes That all the wealth he brought from Greece (would he had died before!) He will, with other added wealth, for your...

Greece

81 Greek ...surpasseth thine by far. Sit thou then by thy regiment; some other Greek will rise (Though he be dreadless, and no war will his desires suffice...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...far more strength, thy soul had fled th' abodes of men, Had not the kings of Greece stood up, and thy attempt restrain'd; And ev'n the king of men himself, that...

Greece

81 Ilion ...Rain slaughter'd carcasses on earth) to run forth thy command As far as Ilion, lest the Gods, that favour Troy, come forth To thy encounter, for the Sun...

Ilion

78 Hercules ...king, great Eurysthæus, won The grace to greet in ambassy the strength of Hercules, Was far superior to his sire in feet, fight, nobleness Of all the virtues...

Hercules

78 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Percote ...that was son to great Hycetaon, With some reproof. Before these wars, he in Percote fed Clov'n-foot'd oxen, but did since return where he was bred, Excell'd...

Percote

80 Greek ...with patrimony swell. And all this, though, with all their freight, the Greek ships we repell." His friends thus cheer'd; on th' other part, strong...

Greek

76 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Argos ...policies; for from their utmost force I freed my son, and set him safe in Argos, nurse of horse. These I remember to thy thoughts, that thou may'st shun...

Argos

78 Phenix ...pow'rs, that Perseus bore to all men else preferr'd; Nor when the dame, that Phenix got, surpris'd me with her sight, Who the divine-soul'd Rhadamanth and Minos...

Phenix

81 -112.07404,33.44838,0 Neptune ...Calydon, Th' Ætolian pow'rs, and like a God was of his subjects lov'd) Neptune encounter'd, and but thus his forward spirit mov'd: "Idomenëus, prince of...

Neptune

77 Greek ...married Medesicaste, one that sprung of Priam's bastard-bed; But when the Greek ships, double-oar'd, arriv'd at Ilion, To Ilion he return'd, and prov'd...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...The son of Mentor, rich in horse; he dwelt at Pedasus Before the sons of Greece sieg'd Troy; from whence he married Medesicaste, one that sprung of Priam's...

Greece

79 Greece ...whole safety; and, if you neglect the harmful field, Now shines the day when Greece to Troy must all her honours yield. O grief! So great a miracle, and horrible...

Greece

81 Greece ...and thy life with mine is ev'nly prized. Command the rest of Troy and Greece; to cease this public fight, And, what Greek bears the greatest mind, to...

Greece

74 Troy ...am thy brother, and thy life with mine is ev'nly prized. Command the rest of Troy and Greece; to cease this public fight, And, what Greek bears the greatest...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Phylomedusa ...Arna dwell, Menesthius, whose renownéd sire a club did ever bear, And of Phylomedusa gat, that had her eyes so clear, This slaughter'd issue. Hector's dart strook...

Phylomedusa

79 Paris ...lords, to Trojans tir'd before. Then fell they to the works of death. By Paris’ valour fell King Arëithous' hapless son, that did in Arna dwell...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 polish ...the Weather-wielder sends to seamen prosp'rous gales, When with their sallow polish'd oars, long lifted from their falls, Their wearied arms, dissolv'd with...

polish

81 Paris ...made them mutually at either shake their darts Before they threw. Then Paris first with his long jav'lin parts; It smote Atrides' orby targe, but ran not...

Paris

75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...To see my lov'd son try his life, and so must take my way To wind-exposéd Ilion. Jove yet and heav'n's high States Know only, which of these must now pay...

Ilion

80 Greek ...Troy's knights to redeem their sons, whom to be dearly sold I or some other Greek must take? Or would'st thou yet again Force from some other lord his prise...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greek ...in others. To him close the blue-eyed Deity Made way, and said: "Thou wisest Greek, divine Laertes' son, Thus fly ye homewards to your ships? Shall all thus...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Thrace ...his face, Look'd down, and view'd the far-off land of well-rode men in Thrace, Of the renown'd milk-nourish'd men, the Hippemolgians, Long-liv'd, most...

Thrace

79 Polydamas ...which there serv'd the most and best) still boldly built upon The wisdom of Polydamas, and Hector's matchless strength, And follow'd, fill'd with wondrous spirit...

Polydamas

80 Iamen ...spirit, that his flame in Menon's blood did drench, And rag'd up ev'n to Iamen's, and young Orestes' life; All heap'd together made their peace in that red...

Iamen

77 Greece ...cleanse their feet; as I before have found Grace to my vows, and hurt to Greece, so now my pray'rs intend. I still stay in the gather'd fleet, but have...

Greece

77 Greek ...that others wrest and wrack out of him, let my best detractor examine how the Greek word warrants me. For my other fresh fry, let them fry in their foolish galls...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Italian ...so kindly fall, And meet oppos'd in rhyme as they did kiss; French and Italian most immetrical, Their many syllables in harsh collision Fall as they...

Italian

79 French ...so kindly fall, And meet oppos'd in rhyme as they did kiss; French and Italian most immetrical, Their many syllables in harsh collision Fall...

French

68 -86.43333,16.35,0 English ...His grammar, and etymology of words. But as great clerks can write no English verse, [2] Because, alas, great clerks! English affords, Say they, no...

English

80 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Greek ...speech in other mouths compell. For, ev'n as diff'rent a production Ask Greek and English, since as they in sounds And letters shun one form and unison...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 pole ...spher'd in nature, without eyes, And rais'd your Troy up to the starry pole." Glad Scipio, viewing well this prince of ghosts, Said: "O if Fates...

pole

77 26.2,43.95,0 Poesy ...doth orderly dispose Her virtuous treasure, and is queen of graces; In Poesy decking her with choicest phrases, Figures and numbers; when loose Prose puts...

Poesy

77 ETC. ...OF MEN, HENRY, THRICE ROYAL INHERITOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC. Since perfect happiness, by Princes sought, Is not with birth born, nor...

ETC.

81 GREAT BRITAIN ...BORN PRINCE OF MEN, HENRY, THRICE ROYAL INHERITOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC. Since perfect happiness, by Princes sought, Is not with birth born...

GREAT BRITAIN

78 Nestor ...resort. The Council chiefly he compos'd of old great-minded men, At Nestor's ships, the Pylian king. All there assembled then, Thus Atreus' son begun...

Nestor

80 21.695,37.028,0 Jupiter ...hath won them all to her; And ill fates overhang these tow'rs, address'd by Jupiter. Fix in thy mind this, nor forget to give it action, when Sweet sleep shall...

Jupiter

80 Greek ...well-seen in the world, advis'd, and thus express'd it then: "O Gods! Our Greek earth will be drown'd in just tears; rapeful Troy, Her king, and all his...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Peleüs ...thine; or thine, wise Ithacus; Or thine, thou terriblest of men, thou son of Peleüs, Which fittest were, that thou might'st see these holy acts perform'd...

Peleüs

81 Jupiter ...we all, all loss thou suffer'st thus, Will treble, quadruple, in gain, when Jupiter bestows The sack of well-wall'd Troy on us; which by his word he owes." "Do...

Jupiter

80 Empedocles ...learned for confirmation of his there held opinion, as Protagoras, Heraclitus, Empedocles, Epicharmus, and Homer, who, saith Socrates, against such an army, being all...

Empedocles

81 Phædone ...τω̑ν ποιητω̑ν, Poeta rum omnium et præstantissimum et divinissimum; in Phædone, θει̑ον ποιητὴν, divinum Poetam; and in Theætetus, Socrates citing divers of...

Phædone

73 Constantinople ...statue. Cedrenus likewise remembereth a library in the palace of the king, at Constantinople, that contained a thousand a hundred and twenty books, amongst which there was...

Constantinople

80 Zeuxippus ...consumed with fire; and the bath of Severus, that bore the name of Zeuxippus, in which there was much variety of spectacle, and splendour of arts; the works...

Zeuxippus

69 Constantinople ...hold the better coherence, as Xylander converts it. “Then was the Octagonon at Constantinople consumed with fire; and the bath of Severus, that bore the name of Zeuxippus...

Constantinople

81 Mæon ...place called Ægina, and there was taken of thieves, and brought to Smyrna, to Mæon king of the Lydians, who for her beauty married her. After which, she walking...

Mæon

80 Parnassus ...youth he shall initiate ‭ His practis’d feet in travel made abroad, ‭ And to Parnassus, where mine own abode ‭ And chief means lie, address his way, where I ‭ Will...

Parnassus

79 22.6222206,38.5348857,0 Euryclea ...though now much weaker, shall apply ‭ Her maiden service to your modesty. ‭ Euryclea, rise, and wash the feet of one ‭ That is of one age with your sov’reign...

Euryclea

78 Ilion ...well-known ‭ To be the leavings of Laertes’ son ‭ Consorting the design for Ilion; ‭ Your eyes may see how much they are infected, ‭ As all fires’ vapours ever...

Ilion

78 Autonoé ...lord was gone. ‭ But these must serve. Call hither then to me ‭ Hippodamia and Autonoé, ‭ That those our train additions may supply ‭ Our own deserts. And yet...

Autonoé

81 Mars ...and ours in fights assur’d and strong. ‭ And then ’twixt us and them shall Mars prefer ‭ His strength, to stand our great distinguisher, ‭ When in mine own...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pylos ...did his blood ‭ Some comforts fitting life; but since you took ‭ Your ship for Pylos, he would never brook ‭ Or wine or food, they say, nor cast an eye ‭ On any...

Pylos

81 Pylos ...to thy cloudy home. ‭ O, never I look’d, when once shipp’d away ‭ For Pylos’ shores, to see thy turning day. ‭ Come, enter, lov’d son, let me feast my...

Pylos

72 Syria ...There is an isle above Ortygia, ‭ If thou hast heard, they call it Syria, ‭ Where, once a day, the sun moves backward still. ‭ ’Tis not so great as...

Syria

69 37.5,37.5,0 Pylos ...to great Neleüs, ‭ And to his brother’s house reduc’d his wife. ‭ Who yet from Pylos did remove his life ‭ For feed-horse Argos, where his fate set down ‭ A...

Pylos

81 Pylos ...They join’d their horse, took coach, and did dispose ‭ Their course for Pylos; whose high city soon ‭ They reach’d. Nor would Telemachus be won ‭ To Nestor’s...

Pylos

74 Aurora ...guest-rites; and sleep’s natural need ‭ They that night served there. When Aurora rose, ‭ They join’d their horse, took coach, and did dispose ‭ Their course for...

Aurora

77 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Diocles ...In each man’s way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them guest-rites; and sleep’s...

Diocles

74 Phœnicia ...such as he ‭ Practis’d on others, my consent he gain’d ‭ To go into Phœnicia, where remain’d ‭ His house, and living. And with him I liv’d ‭ A cómplete...

Phœnicia

70 Egypt ...supplied my head ‭ With saving counsel; though I wish’d to die, ‭ And there in Egypt with their slaughters lie, ‭ So much grief seiz’d me, but Jove made me yield, ‭...

Egypt

81 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Mars ...past all mean ‭ Hath brought my age on; but, in seasons past, ‭ Both Mars and Pallas have with boldness grac’d, ‭ And fortitude, my fortunes, when I...

Mars

71 4.227204,51.993206,0 Sparta ...Thus having both consulted of th’ event, ‭ They parted both; and forth to Sparta went ‭ The gray-eyed Goddess, to see all things done ‭ That appertain’d to wise...

Sparta

76 22.42454,37.08149,0 Eubœa ...and your house ere night, ‭ Though far beyond Eubœa be that sight. ‭ And this Eubœa, as our subjects say ‭ That have been there and seen, is far away, ‭ Farthest...

Eubœa

80 Pallas ...fail, ‭ The noblest ever should the most prevail. ‭ Would Jove our Father, Pallas, and the Sun, ‭ That, were you still as now, and could but run ‭ One fate with...

Pallas

77 32.76644,26.01185,0 Phæacia ...instant pace ‭ Into the court; where all the peers he found, ‭ And captains of Phæacia, with cups-crown’d ‭ Off’ring to sharp-eyed Hermes, to whom last ‭ They us’d to...

Phæacia

81 Peribœa ...her spouse; their pedigree [3] ‭ I can report. The great Earth-shaker, he ‭ Of Peribœa (that her sex out-shone, ‭ And youngest daughter was t’ Eurymedon, ‭ Who of th’...

Peribœa

81 Polym ...abjectum ‭faciunt, vel, facere sustinent: according to this of Herodotus in ‭Polym. πολλοὶ μὲν ἄνθρωποι ει͒εν, ὀλίγοι δὲ ἄνδρες. Many ‭men’s forms sustain, but...

Polym

79 Polish ...shores were crown’d ‭ With most apt succours: rocks so smooth they seem’d ‭ Polish’d of purpose; land that quite redeem’d ‭ With breathless coverts th’ others’...

Polish

78 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Neptune ...his forces set ‭ To swim, and cast him prostrate to the seas. ‭ When pow’rful Neptune saw the ruthless prease ‭ Of perils siege him thus, he mov’d his head, ‭ And...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...Rose from a whirl-pool, on the ship did light, ‭ And thus bespake him: “Why is Neptune thus ‭ In thy pursuit extremely furious, ‭ Oppressing thee with such a world of...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Hind ...depression; and his garments too, ‭ Giv’n by Calypso, gave him much to do, ‭ Hind’ring his swimming; yet he left not so ‭ His drenchéd vessel, for the...

Hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Gables ...The Nymph then brought ‭ Linen for sails, which with dispatch he wrought, ‭ Gables, and halsters, tacklings. All the frame ‭ In four days’ space to full...

Gables

78 -80.26838,25.72149,0 Neptune ...the frame ‭ Of those seas’ tempers. But the mean, ‭ By which she curbs dread Neptune’s spleen, ‭ Is made a jewel, which she takes ‭ From off her head, and that she...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pluto ...and sees the sun adorn ‭ The darksome earth, or hides his wretched head ‭ In Pluto’s house, and lives amongst the dead?” ‭ “I will not,” she replied, “my breath...

Pluto

79 Greece ...and whose renown ‭ So ample was that Fame the sound hath blown ‭ Through Greece and Argos to her very heart? ‭ And now again, a son, that did convert ‭ My...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Gyræan ...In his long-oar’d ship. Neptune, yet, awhile ‭ Saft him unwrack’d, to the Gyræan isle, ‭ A mighty-rock removing from his way. ‭ And surely he had ‘scap’d the...

Gyræan

76 Antilochus ...coward, you best knew of all. ‭ I was not there, nor saw, but men report ‭ Antilochus excell’d the common sort ‭ For footmanship, or for the chariot race, ‭ Or in...

Antilochus

77 Olympius ...ivory, round ‭ Is wrought about it. Out of doubt, the hall ‭ Of Jupiter Olympius hath of all ‭ This state the like. How many infinites ‭ Take up to admiration...

Olympius

74 Lacedæmon ...sire ‭ The son doth hear. ‭ The Wooers conspire. ‭ The Mother’s fear. ‭ In Lacedæmon now, the nurse of whales, [1] ‭ These two arriv’d, and found at festivals, ‭...

Lacedæmon

78 polish ...shone, ‭ But up he rose, took air, and sat upon ‭ A seat of white and goodly polish’d stone, ‭ That such a gloss as richest ointments wore, ‭ Before his high...

polish

79 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Athens ...But in the eighth, to his affrighting fate, ‭ Divine Orestes home from Athens came, ‭ And what his royal father felt, the same ‭ He made the false Ægisthus...

Athens

73 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Pylos ...son did greet ‭ The haven of Argos with his cómplete fleet. ‭ But I for Pylos straight steer’d on my course; ‭ Nor ever left the wind his foreright force, ‭...

Pylos

74 Ill ...them, ‭ With all the depth and sleight of stratagem ‭ That could be thought. Ill knit to ill past end. ‭ Yet still they toil’d us; nor would yet Jove send ‭...

Ill

79 -4.55743,39.97079,0 Greece ...Remembrance of the miseries that grew ‭ Upon our still-in-strength-opposing Greece ‭ Amongst Troy’s people, I must touch a piece ‭ Of all our woes there, either...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...name, being join’d in fight with you alone, ‭ To even with earth the height of Ilion. ‭ Of all men else, that any name did bear, ‭ And fought for Troy, the sev’ral...

Ilion

81 Ithaca ...of the Greeks survives, ‭ You ask from whence we are, and I relate: ‭ From Ithaca (whose seat is situate ‭ Where Neius, the renownéd mountain, rears ‭ His...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...had strange sights shown, ‭ For, on the marine shore, the people there ‭ To Neptune, that the azure locks doth wear, ‭ Beeves that were wholly black gave holy...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Crissa ...now they past ‭ Peloponnesus all, and then when show’d ‭ The infinite vale of Crissa, that doth shroud ‭ All rich Morea with her liberal breast, ‭ So frank a gale...

Crissa

80 16.28592,38.66354,0 Life-bearing Earth ...spring as far in able limb ‭ As he past Saturn.” This pronounced, she strook ‭ Life-bearing Earth so strongly, that she shook ‭ Beneath her numb’d hand. Which when she beheld, ‭...

Life-bearing Earth

81 Cephissus ...Who, slighting Jove, took up their dwellings then ‭ Within a large cave, near Cephissus’ lake. ‭ Hence, swiftly moving, thou all speed didst make ‭ Up to the tops...

Cephissus

80 Lelantus ...Make bright Eubœa, being of ships the grace, ‭ And fix’d thy fair stand in Lelantus’ field, ‭ That did not yet thy mind’s contentment yield ‭ To raise a fane on...

Lelantus

77 23.75,38.25,0 Thrace ...or Eresia, ‭ Or Peparethus bord’ring on the sea, ‭ Ægas, or Athos that doth Thrace divide ‭ And Macedon; or Pelion, with the pride ‭ Of his high forehead; or the...

Thrace

78 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Athens ...exhale. ‭ Here born, all mortals live in thy commands, ‭ Whoever Crete holds, Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For ships (Eubœa), or...

Athens

80 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Crete ...their waves exhale. ‭ Here born, all mortals live in thy commands, ‭ Whoever Crete holds, Athens, or the strands ‭ Of th’ isle Ægina, or the famous land ‭ For...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Lanas ...Μιμούμενος. Aping, or imitating us. ‭[19] Boots of war. ‭[20] Στέμματα, Lanas, eo quod colus cingant seu coronent. Which ‭our learned sect translate eating...

Lanas

76 123.73333,10.26667,0 Olympus Jove ...the store ‭ Of all those lance-loved soldiers. Which had been, ‭ If from Olympus Jove’s eye had not seen ‭ The Frogs with pity, and with instant speed ‭ Sent them...

Olympus Jove

75 Mars ...Mouse, ‭ Pure Artepibulus’s [47] dear descent; ‭ A prince that Mars himself show’d where he went. ‭ (Call’d Meridarpax, [48]) of so huge a might, ‭...

Mars

65 4.227204,51.993206,0 Pelion ...with disgraceful dust. ‭ Then Troglodytes [25] his thick javelin thrust ‭ In Pelion’s [26] bosom, bearing him to ground, ‭ Whom sad death seiz’d; his soul flew...

Pelion

79 20.959876,40.641298,0 Spain ...With all Earth's great’st commanders,) in retreat ‭ To Belgian Gant, stood all Spain’s armies’ heat ‭ By Parma led, though but one thousand strong; ‭ Three miles...

Spain

81 -3.639066964587535,40.22822935646453,0 SOMERSET ...DEDICATORY ‭ TO MY EVER MOST-WORTHY-TO-BE-MOST HONOURED ‭ LORD, THE EARL OF SOMERSET, ETC. ‭ Not forc’d by fortune, but since your free mind ‭ (Made by affliction)...

SOMERSET

78 -84.60411,37.09202,0 Ithaca ...father, weeping, said: ‭ “Stranger! The earth to which you are convey’d ‭ Is Ithaca; by such rude men possess’d, ‭ Unjust and insolent, as first address’d ‭ To...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...I and Menelaus had profest ‭ First arms for Ilion, and were come ashore ‭ On Ithaca, with purpose to implore ‭ Ulysses’ aid, that city-racing man, ‭ In wreak of...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion ...since most command ‭ Of all the Greeks he gave thy eminent hand ‭ At siege of Ilion, where we suffer’d so. ‭ And is the issue this, that first in woe ‭ Stern Fate...

Ilion

80 Neptune ...is nigh, ‭ Which long their hearts have wish’d, their ship quite lost ‭ By Neptune’s rigour, and they vex’d and tost ‭ ’Twixt winds and black waves, swimming for...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Minerva ...THE TWENTY-SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS ‭ THE ARGUMENT ‭ The Wooers in Minerva’s sight ‭ Slain by Ulysses; all the light ‭ And lustful housewives by his son ‭...

Minerva

77 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Ithaca ...any pow’r ‭ T’ impair his right in things for any Wooer, ‭ Or any that rough Ithaca affords, ‭ Any that Elis; of which no man’s words ‭ Nor pow’rs should curb him...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...since enough besides ‭ Kind Grecian dames there liv’d to be their brides ‭ In Ithaca, and other bord’ring towns, ‭ But that to all times future their renowns ‭...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Laertes ...thrust ‭ Three hundred sheep together; for whose just ‭ And instant rendry old Laertes sent ‭ Ulysses his ambassador, that went ‭ A long way in the ambassy, yet...

Laertes

81 32.16573,36.51062,0 Sparta ...ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Γἀμμα. ‭ Ulysses’ son ‭ With Nestor lies, ‭ To Sparta gone; ‭ Thence Pallas flies. ‭ The sun now left the great and goodly lake, ‭...

Sparta

69 22.42454,37.08149,0 Pisenor ...all trust had for her sufficiency, ‭ Old Euryclea, one of Opis’ race, ‭ Son to Pisenor, and in passing grace ‭ With grey Minerva; her the prince did call, ‭ And said...

Pisenor

81 Greece ...But (for her working mind) we read of none ‭ Of all the old world, in which Greece hath shown ‭ Her rarest pieces, that could equal her: ‭ Tyro, Alcmena, and...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ithaca ...wore ‭ Those bones with flesh and life and industry, ‭ And these might here in Ithaca set eye ‭ On him return’d, they all would wish to be ‭ Either past other in...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ogygia ...swift Argicides, ‭ To tell the nymph that bears the golden tress ‭ In th’ isle Ogygia, that ’tis our will ‭ She should not stay our lov’d Ulysses still, ‭ But suffer...

Ogygia

81 Neptune ...cares of ours, ‭ All to discover how we may prefer ‭ His wish’d retreat, and Neptune make forbear ‭ His stern eye to him, since no one God can, ‭ In spite of all...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Sparta ...seek his father, and address ‭ His course to young Tantalides, ‭ That govern’d Sparta. Thus much said, ‭ She shew’d she was Heav’n’s martial Maid, ‭ And vanish’d...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Neptune ...begun Iliads ‭ To Thestor’s Son inquisitive about the Causes of Things ‭ To Neptune ‭ To the City of Erythræa ‭ To Mariners ‭ The Pine ‭ To Glaucus ‭ Against the...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Salamine ...learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭ Art thou of Chios? No. Of Salamine? ‭ As little. Was the Smyrnean country thine? ‭ Nor so. Which then? Was Cuma’s?...

Salamine

80 Helenus ...gave back, seeing him so urge. And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus...

Helenus

78 Thrace ...whose value he did hold Beyond all price, presented by th' ambassadors of Thrace. The old king nothing held too dear, to rescue from disgrace His gracious...

Thrace

78 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Tydides ...Strook at the centre, his speech lost. And then the turnéd race Fell to Tydides; before all his conqu'ring horse he drave, And first he glitter'd in the...

Tydides

78 Ilion ...Echepolus, the Anchisiaden, As bribe to free him from the war resolv'd for Ilion; So Delicacy feasted him, whom Jove bestow'd upon A mighty wealth; his...

Ilion

79 Lacedæmon ...near confusion By Phœbus. Next to him set forth the yellow-headed king Of Lacedæmon, Jove's high seed; and, in his managing, Podargus and swift Æthe trod, steeds...

Lacedæmon

81 Ocean ...with them. She answer'd: "No, no place of seat is here; Retreat calls to the Ocean and Æthiopia, where A hecatomb is off'ring now to heav'n, and there must I...

Ocean

81 -75.08491,38.3365,0 Phthia ...golden hair, Long kept for Sperchius the flood, in hope of safe repair To Phthia by that river's pow'r; but now left hopeless thus, Enrag'd, and looking on...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Cilician Thebes ..."O Hector, O me, curséd dame, both born beneath one fate, Thou here, I in Cilician Thebes, where Placus doth elate His shady forehead, in the court where king Eetion...

Cilician Thebes

80 Paris ...Will give me of thee for this rage, when in the Scæan gates Phœbus and Paris meet with thee." Thus death's hand clos'd his eyes, His soul flying his...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...sight! A man I love much, I see forc'd in most unworthy flight About great Ilion. My heart grieves; he paid so many vows, With thighs of sacrificéd beeves...

Ilion

81 Polydamas ...for this cause; to which he thus gave way: "O me, if I shall take the town, Polydamas will lay This flight and all this death on me; who counsell'd me to lead My...

Polydamas

80 Mighty Achilles ...worst Of what could chance them; yet he stay'd. And now drew deadly near Mighty Achilles; yet he still kept deadly station there. Look how a dragon, when she sees a...

Mighty Achilles

79 Scheria ...As if a mountain interpos’d their sights.” ‭ When Neptune heard this, he for Scheria went, ‭ Whence the Phæacians took their first descent. ‭ Which when he reach’d...

Scheria

79 Ithaca ...In his secure breast, and his careless head ‭ Return’d in peace of sleep to Ithaca, ‭ The brass and gold of rich Phæacia ‭ Rocking his temples, garments richly...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...the city) is depriv’d ‭ Of form, and, all her motion gone, ‭ Transform’d by Neptune to a stone. ‭ Ulysses (let to know the strand ‭ Where the Phæacians made him...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ithaca ...alone, ‭ (Though through some suff’rance) you yet safe shall land ‭ In wishéd Ithaca. But if impious hand ‭ You lay on those herds to their hurts, I then ‭ Presage...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...When she is drinking, dare not near her draught, ‭ For not the force of Neptune, if once caught, ‭ Can force your freedom. Therefore, in your strife ‭ To...

Neptune

74 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pluto ...us; ‘Unhappy men, ‭ That have, inform’d with all your senses, been ‭ In Pluto’s dismal mansion! You shall die ‭ Twice now, where others, that Mortality ‭ In...

Pluto

74 Ilion ...about the days. ‭ Must I no more shine his revenger now, ‭ Such as of old the Ilion overthrow ‭ Witness’d my anger, th’ universal host ‭ Sending before me to this...

Ilion

80 Pylos ...a woman now. ‭ But what says Fame? Doth my son yet survive, ‭ In Orchomen, or Pylos? Or doth live ‭ In Sparta with his uncle? Yet I see ‭ Divine Orestes is not...

Pylos

80 Neptune ...the most fair stream of all floods mov’d. ‭ Near whose streams Tyro walking, Neptune came, ‭ Like Enipëus, and enjoy’d the dame. ‭ Like to a hill, the blue and...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...to coast, ‭ Ever since first the mighty Grecian host ‭ Divine Atrides led to Ilion, ‭ And I his follower, to set war upon ‭ The rapeful Trojans; and so pray’d she...

Ilion

79 Neptune ...wish’d retreat for home; ‭ Which hardly God will let thee overcome, ‭ Since Neptune still will his opposure try, ‭ With all his laid-up anger, for the eye ‭ His...

Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ithaca ...weak-neck’d dead, ‭ And vow’d, when I the barren soil should tread ‭ Of clifty Ithaca, amidst my hall ‭ To kill a heifer, my clear best of all, ‭ And give in...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pluto ...whose doom ‭ Enjoin’d us first to greet the dreadful house ‭ Of austere Pluto and his glorious spouse, ‭ To take the counsel of Tiresias, ‭ The rev’rend...

Pluto

74 Aurora ...in the fatal spights ‭ Of toil and sorrow; but the next third day ‭ When fair Aurora had inform’d, quick way ‭ I made out of my ship, my sword and lance ‭ Took for...

Aurora

80 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Ithaca ...hear me now, and grant ‭ That this Ulysses, old Laertes’ son, ‭ That dwells in Ithaca, and name hath won ‭ Of City-ruiner, may never reach ‭ His natural region. Or...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...that my hand ‭ May guest-rites give thee, and the great command, ‭ That Neptune hath at sea, I may convert ‭ To the deduction where abides thy heart, ‭ With my...

Neptune

74 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...And therefore what afflicts you? Why, to hear ‭ The fate of Greece and Ilion, mourn you so? ‭ The Gods have done it; as to all they do ‭ Destine...

Ilion

73 Ilion ...he sung in other place, ‭ That of that ambush some man else did race ‭ The Ilion tow’rs than Laertiades; ‭ But here he sung, that he alone did seize, [10] ‭...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...city’s height, ‭ When he had stuff’d it with as many men ‭ As levell’d lofty Ilion with the plain. ‭ With all which if you can as well enchant, ‭ As with...

Ilion

79 Cyprus ...Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For Cyprus was, and took her Paphian state, ‭ Where she a grove, ne’er cut, had...

Cyprus

81 32.5,37.5,0 Neptune ...all were come ‭ To Vulcan’s wholly-brazen-founded home, ‭ Earth-shaking Neptune, useful Mercury, ‭ And far-shot Phœbus. No She-Deity, ‭ For shame, would show...

Neptune

74 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Laodamas ...far ‭ Past all the rest, but one he could not pass, ‭ Nor any thought improve, Laodamas. ‭ Up Anabesinëus then arose; ‭ And three sons of the Sceptre-state, and...

Laodamas

81 Greece ...That then the end of all griefs should begin ‭ ’Twixt Greece and Troy, when Greece (with strife to win ‭ That wish’d conclusion) in her kings should jar, ‭ And...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...the Greeks with much more woes, More than are suffer'd yet, must buy great Ilion's overthrows. We are within her many strong, that for our parents' sakes...

Ilion

79 Mars ...Kind Aphrodite was his guide. Which Juno seeing, exclaim'd: "Pallas, see, Mars is help'd from field! Dog-fly, his rude tongue nam'd Thyself ev'n now...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...now I thrice the worth will raise. This day makes twelve, since I arriv'd in Ilion, many days Being spent before in sufferance; and now a cruel fate Thrusts...

Ilion

81 Thrace ...hurl'd amongst the Ilians; the body stretch'd on earth. Rhigmus of fruitful Thrace next fell. He was the famous birth Of Pireüs; his belly's midst the lance...

Thrace

80 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Neptune ...broil, Where all the Caucons' quarters lay. Thus, far freed from the toil, Neptune had time to use these words: "Æneas, who was he Of all the Gods, that did so...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Dardania ...my race. First, cloud-commanding Jove Was sire to Dardanus, that built Dardania; for the walls Of sacred Ilion spread not yet these fields; those fair-built...

Dardania

75 22.5,42.5,0 Neptune ...seats of admirable frame, Perform'd for Jove by Vulcan, sat. Ev'n angry Neptune came, Nor heard the Goddess with unwilling ear, but with the rest Made free...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a mist Preserves Æneas daring to resist Achilles; by whose hand much...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Phœbe ...And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus, Cyprides, Phœbe, Latona, and the Foe to peace, With bright Scamander. Neptune in a mist...

Phœbe

81 Peleus ...height Chiron hew'd it for his sire, and fatal 'twas To great-soul'd men, of Peleus and Pelion surnam'd Pelias. Then from the stable their bright horse...

Peleus

81 Jupiter ...his high brows Up to the broad heav'n, thus he spake: "Now witness, Jupiter, First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear...

Jupiter

76 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...For his late hurt) to get good ear, thus order'd his reply: "Princes of Greece, your states shall suffer no indignity, If, being far off, ye stand and hear...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...walls, And stole out to their enemy's town. The Queen of martials, And Mars himself, conducted them; both which, being forg'd of gold, Must needs have...

Mars

77 4.227204,51.993206,0 Nereüs ...her Sisters of the Sea she turn'd, and bade them ope The doors and deeps of Nereüs; she in Olympus' top Must visit Vulcan for new arms to serve her wreakful...

Nereüs

80 Jupiter ...Not Hercules himself shunn'd death, though dearest in the grace Of Jupiter; ev'n him Fate stoop'd, and Juno's cruelty. And if such fate expect my life...

Jupiter

73 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Meriones ..."O glorious son of Atreus. Take thou then straight the dead, And thou, Meriones; we two, of one mind as one name, Will back ye soundly, and on us receive the...

Meriones

77 Automedon ...and all his trembling limbs gave life up to his dart. Then Hector at Automedon a blazing lance let fly, Whose flight he saw, and falling flat, the compass...

Automedon

73 Mars ...and the sweat The knees, calves, feet, hands, faces, smear'd, of men that Mars applied About the good Achilles' friend. And as a huge ox-hide [3] A...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Periphas ...the proper force of Greece, had Phœbus fail'd to move Æneas in similitude of Periphas (the son Of grave Epytes) king at arms, and had good service done To old...

Periphas

81 Greece ...impotence of Troy, ev'n past the will of Jove, And by the proper force of Greece, had Phœbus fail'd to move Æneas in similitude of Periphas (the son Of...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Panopëus ...ablest hand Of all the strong Phocensians, and liv'd with great command In Panopëus. The fell dart fell through his channel-bone, Pierc'd through his shoulder's...

Panopëus

81 Grecian ...or thou canst give such law To thy detractive speeches then, or if the Grecian host Holds any that in pride of strength holds up his spirit most, Whom...

Grecian

75 Mentas ...pow'rs the rescue he preferr'd Of those fair arms, and took the shape of Mentas, colonel Of all the Cicones that near the Thracian Hebrus dwell. Like him...

Mentas

77 Jupiter ...the Gods, soon rapt him from his reach. THE END OF THE SIXTEENTH BOOK. [1] Jupiter called the God of sounds, for the chief sound his thunder. [2] A simile most...

Jupiter

78 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...fell, and his most weighty fall gave fit tune to his chance; For which all Greece extremely mourn'd. And as a mighty strife About a little fount begins, and...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 hind ...was of the kind Of two fierce kings of beasts, oppos'd in strife about a hind Slain on the forehead of a hill, both sharp and hungry set And to the...

hind

77 12.44657,57.70338,0 Epistora ...the honourable breath! Of which Adrestus first he slew, and next Autonous, Epistora, and Perimus, Pylartes, Elasus, Swift Menalippus, Molius; all these were...

Epistora

81 Menœtiades ...justify, Though he himself commands him fight, as now he put this chace In Menœtiades's mind. How much then weighs the grace, Patroclus, that Jove gives thee now...

Menœtiades

81 Laogonus ...then the death began On Troy's side by Meriones; he slew one great in war, Laogonus, Onetor's son, the priest of Jupiter, Created in th' Idæan hill. Betwixt his...

Laogonus

81 Amydon ...And strook Pyræchmen; who before the fair-helmed Pæons fought, Led from Amydon, near whose walls the broad-stream'd Axius flows. Through his right shoulder...

Amydon

78 Jupiter ...Patroclus hath the grace Of great Sarpedon's death, sprung of the race Of Jupiter, he having slain the horse Of Thetis' son, fierce Pedasus. The force Of...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Sabactes ...’gainst your Furnace all ‭ Hell’s harmfull’st spirits; Maragus I’ll call, ‭ Sabactes, Asbett, and Omadamus, ‭ Who ills against your art innumerous ‭ Excogitates...

Sabactes

78 ON ...distain, ‭ Whose pow’rs are passing coy, whose wills would fain. ‭ WRITTEN ON THE COUNCIL CHAMBER ‭ Of men, sons are the crowns of cities’ tow’rs; ‭ Of...

ON

77 125.63833,7.66278,0 Ilion ...Of ne’er so slender and obscure command. ‭ AN ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS ‭ Ilion, and all the brave-horse-breeding soil, ‭ Dardania, I sing; that many a toil ‭...

Ilion

77 pole ...Sons, who both their bodies bear ‭ ’Twixt yellow wings down from the sparkling pole, ‭ Who straight the rage of those rude winds control, ‭ And all the high-waves...

pole

81 26.2,43.95,0 Proserpina ...majesty itself is seen; ‭ And of the wedded, yet in grace still green, ‭ Proserpina, her daughter, that displays ‭ A beauty casting every way her rays. ‭ All...

Proserpina

75 -6.366389,38.969722,0 Tyrrhene ...aboard ‭ A well-built bark, about whose broad sides roar’d ‭ The wine-black Tyrrhene billows; death as black ‭ Brought them upon him in their future wrack. ‭ For...

Tyrrhene

78 Cyprus ...flew all on fire, ‭ And to amaze she burn’d in his desire, ‭ Flew straight to Cyprus, to her odorous fane ‭ And altars, that the people Paphian ‭ Advanced to her...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Mnemosyne ...birth ‭ To full extent of all their empery. ‭ And, first, the honour to Mnemosyne, ‭ The Muses’ mother, of all Goddess states ‭ He gave; even forced to’t by the...

Mnemosyne

74 Thief ...crown ‭ Of thy young rapines, bear from all the state ‭ And style of Prince Thief, into endless date.” ‭ This said, he took the infant in his arms, ‭ And with...

Thief

78 -96.18115,48.11914,0 Earth ...the blessed womb, ‭ My feet are tender, and the common tomb ‭ Of men (the Earth) lies sharp beneath their tread. ‭ But, if you please, even by my Father’s...

Earth

76 -102.41075,34.23314,0 fold ...caldrons, steel, and gold, ‭ Garments rich wrought, and full of liberal fold. ‭ All which will I at pleasure own, and thou ‭ Shalt see all, wilt thou but...

fold

74 fold ...end ‭ He reach’d his cave, and at the gate went in ‭ Crooked, and wrapt into a fold so thin ‭ That no eye could discover his repair, ‭ But as a darkness of th’...

fold

81 Pieria ...feet’s discoveries. ‭ The tamrisk boughs he gather’d, making way ‭ Back from Pieria, but as to convey ‭ Provision in them for his journey fit, ‭ It being long and...

Pieria

79 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Greece ...faculties And ornaments bereft with iron; which now to other end Judges of Greece bear, and their' laws, receiv'd from Jove, defend; (For which my oath to thee...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jupiter ...so terrible they were, Sparkling with ardour, and thus spake: "Thou seed of Jupiter, Why com'st thou? To behold his pride, that boasts our empery? Then witness...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 pole ...spher'd in nature, without eyes, And rais'd your Troy up to the starry pole." Glad Scipio, viewing well this prince of ghosts, Said: "O if Fates...

pole

77 26.2,43.95,0 GREAT BRITAIN ...BORN PRINCE OF MEN, HENRY, THRICE ROYAL INHERITOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC. Since perfect happiness, by Princes sought, Is not with birth born...

GREAT BRITAIN

78 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Greece ...Did follow him. These were the dukes and princes of avail That came from Greece. But now the man, that overshin'd them all, Sing, Muse; and their most famous...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...Æthica. He came not single, but with him Leonteus, Coron's son, An arm of Mars, and Coron's life Cenëus' seed begun. Twice-twenty ships attended these...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ormenius ...were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in Asterius, Evemon's son, Eurypylus, did...

Ormenius

74 Alcest ...the seas repair, With old Admetus' tender son, Eumelus, whom he bred Of Alcest, Pelius' fairest child of all his female seed. The soldiers that before the...

Alcest

78 Pluto ...depopulate; he sunk the Theban tow'rs; Myneta, and Epistrophus, he sent to Pluto's bow'rs, Who came of king Evenus' race, great Helepiades; Yet now he idly...

Pluto

79 Phthia ...Argos held, That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely dames, The Myrmidons, Hellenians, and...

Phthia

74 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Hercules ...did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons of crownéd Thessalus, deriv'd from Hercules) Who went with thirty hollow ships well-order'd to the seas. Now will I...

Hercules

76 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Calydna ...in Cassus, Nisyrus, and Crapathus, abide, In Co, Eurypylus's town, and in Calydna's soils, Phidippus and bold Antiphus did guide to Trojan toils, (The sons...

Calydna

78 Ilion ...son, and Charopes' the king; Nirëus was the fairest man that to fair Ilion came Of all the Greeks, save Peleus' son, who pass'd for gen'ral frame; But...

Ilion

73 Ephyr ...Whom fair Astyoche brought forth, by force of Hercules, Led out of Ephyr with his hand, from river Selleës, When many towns of princely youths he...

Ephyr

73 Merion ...Crete; Whom warlike Idomen did lead, co-partner in the fleet With kill-man Merion. Eighty ships with them did Troy invade. Tlepolemus Heraclides, right strong...

Merion

81 Epirus ...men of wet Crocylia, Sharp Ægilipa, Samos' isle, Zacynthus sea inclos'd, Epirus, and the men that hold the continent oppos'd, All these did wise Ulysses...

Epirus

79 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Cephale ...ships with ebon sails were in his charge address'd. The warlike men of Cephale, and those of Ithaca, Woody Neritus, and the men of wet Crocylia, Sharp...

Cephale

75 Tegea ...Mantinean town, And strong Enispe, that for height is ever weather-blown, Tegea, and in Stymphalus, Parrhasia strongly wall'd, All these Alcæus' son to field...

Tegea

80 Thryon ...them buy it dear. Who dwelt in Pylos' sandy soil, and Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and...

Thryon

79 Corinth ...score black ships did follow these. The men fair Mycene held, The wealthy Corinth, Cleon that for beauteous site excell'd, Aræthyrea's lovely seat, and in...

Corinth

78 -73.83234,43.24452,0 Asinen ...Who did in fruitful Argos dwell, or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his...

Asinen

79 Salamine Great Ajax ...was) with him did sole contend; With him came fifty sable sail. And out of Salamine Great Ajax brought twelve sail, that with th' Athenians did combine. Who did in...

Salamine Great Ajax

79 Mars ...town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke Alphenor led, a flame of Mars's fire, Surnam'd Chalcodontiades, the mighty Abants' guide, Swift men of...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Anemores ...Pythonians, Men of religious Chrysa's soil, and fat Daulidians, Panopæans, Anemores, and fierce Hyampolists; And those that dwell where Cephisus casts up his...

Anemores

81 Midea ...the vine-trees are with vig'rous bunches bow'd, With them that dwelt in Midea, and Nissa most divine, All those whom utmost Anthedon did wealthily...

Midea

76 22.842,37.65,0 Neptune ...walls are rare and fellowless, In rich Onchestus' famous wood, to wat'ry Neptune vow'd, And Arne, where the vine-trees are with vig'rous bunches bow'd, With...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Medeona ...and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis, Thisbe, that for pigeons doth surpass, Of Coroneia...

Medeona

81 Schæne ...Clonius, and Prothoenor led; Th' inhabitants of Hyria, and stony Aulida, Schæne, Scole, the hilly Eteon, and holy Thespia, Of Græa, and great Mycalesse, that...

Schæne

79 Jupiter ...hath won them all to her; And ill fates over-hang these tow'rs, address'd by Jupiter. Fix in thy mind this.' This express'd, he took wing and away, And sweet...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Nestor ...resort. The Council chiefly he compos'd of old great-minded men, At Nestor's ships, the Pylian king. All there assembled then, Thus Atreus' son begun...

Nestor

80 21.695,37.028,0 Greece ...Sack'd it, and brought to fleet the spoil, which every valiant son Of Greece indifferently shar'd. Atrides had for share Fair-cheek'd Chryseis. After...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...in the midst goes one, And all the rest spers'd through the fen; so now all Greece was gone; So Hector, in a flight from heav'n upon the Grecians cast...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...of them, or they the lowest stone Tear up, and sack the citizens of lofty Ilion." He led; he follow'd, like a God. And then must Ajax needs, As well as...

Ilion

78 Laomedon ...Bestow'd his lance; he was the son of Lampus, best of men, And Lampus of Laomedon, well-skill'd in strength of mind, He strook Phylides' shield quite through...

Laomedon

79 Merion ...forefight: Th' Ajaces both, the worthy Cretan king, The Mars-like Meges, Merion, and Teucer. Up then bring The Trojan chiefs their men in heaps; before whom...

Merion

77 Greece ...ships, and Hellespont; and then will I devise All words and facts again for Greece, that largely may suffice To breathe them from their instant toils." Thus...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Pluto ...born we are To Saturn, Rhea brought us forth, this Jupiter, and I. And Pluto, God of under-grounds. The world indiff'rently Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one...

Pluto

77 Jupiter ...force. Three brothers born we are To Saturn, Rhea brought us forth, this Jupiter, and I. And Pluto, God of under-grounds. The world indiff'rently Dispos'd...

Jupiter

77 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Ilion ...all Gods else prefer in fear." This said, down hasted she From Ida's top to Ilion; and like a mighty snow, Or gelid hail, that from the clouds the northern...

Ilion

80 Ilion ...now felt shall turn, And then last, till in wrathful flames the long-sieg'd Ilion burn. Minerva's counsel shall become grave mean to this my will, Which no...

Ilion

80 Argos ...policies; for from their utmost force I freed my son, and set him safe in Argos, nurse of horse. These I remember to thy thoughts, that thou may'st shun...

Argos

78 Neptune ...that dwell in heav'n, that first imbru'd the field With Trojan spoil, when Neptune thus had made their irons yield. First Ajax Telamonius the Mysian captain...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...men so long forgone." This said, and seen, pale fear possess'd all those of Ilion, And ev'ry man cast round his eye to see where death was not, That he might...

Ilion

80 Prothenor ...brag the Grecians stomach'd much; but Telamonius most, Who stood most near Prothenor's fall, and out he sent a lance, Which Panthus' son, declining, 'scap'd, yet...

Prothenor

79 Ilion ...when Jove's great-minded son, Alcides, having sack'd the town of stubborn Ilion, Took sail from thence; when by your charge I pour'd about Jove's mind...

Ilion

78 Thebes ...make my speech to diadems decent enough, though he Lies in his sepulchre at Thebes. I boast this pedigree: Portheus three famous sons begot, that in high...

Thebes

80 23.255096,38.318092,0 Ilion ...till he had our blood, And fir'd our fleet, he never more would turn to Ilion. Nor is it long, I see, before his whole will will be done. O Gods! I now...

Ilion

76 Meneptolemus ...Phylides' cares, Amphion, Dracius. Before the Phthians Medon march'd, and Meneptolemus; And these, with the Bœotian pow'rs, bore up the fleet's defence. Oïleus by...

Meneptolemus

78 Corinth ...son, that did for wealth excell, And yet was honest; he was born, and did at Corinth dwell; Who, though he knew his harmful fate, would needs his ship ascend...

Corinth

81 -73.83234,43.24452,0 Crete ...thou may'st see What issue Jove hath. Jove begot Minos, the strength of Crete; Minos begot Deucalion; Deucalion did beget Me Idomen, now Creta's king...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Mars ...lance stuck shaking in his heart; His heart with panting made it shake; but Mars did now remit The greatness of it, and the king, now quitting the brag fit...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ceres ...to none alive will yield That yields to death, and whose life takes Ceres' nutritions, That can be cut with any iron, or pash'd with mighty stones...

Ceres

72 7.38961,45.31336,0 Merion ...March'd these two managers of men, in armours full of light. And first spake Merion: "On which part, son of Deucalion, Serves thy mind to invade the fight? Is't...

Merion

81 Mars ...chide, that we stand still and woo. Go, choose a better dart, and make Mars yield a better chance." This said, Mars-swift Meriones, with haste, a brazen...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Merion ...darts, helms, targets boss'd, and corslets bright as day." "So I," said Merion, "at my tent, and sable bark, may say, I many Trojan spoils retain, but now...

Merion

80 Ilion ...to fall in shameful flight, headlong, and on his face, Before our ports of Ilion, that instantly we may, Twelve unyok'd oxen-of-a-year, in this thy temple...

Ilion

79 Thrace ...and of Cissëus' race, Sister to Hecuba, both born to that great king of Thrace. Her th' Ilions made Minerva's priest; and her they follow'd all Up to the...

Thrace

76 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Ilion ...town; pity ourselves, our wives; Pity our children; and remove, from sacred Ilion, The dreadful soldier Diomed. And, when yourselves are gone About this...

Ilion

80 Jupiter ...But stay a little, that myself may fetch our sweetest wine To offer first to Jupiter, then that these joints of thine May be refresh'd; for, woe is me, how thou...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Mars ...against him; for his son, Isandrus, in a strife Against the valiant Solymi, Mars reft of light and life; Laodamïa, being envied of all the Goddesses, The...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Simois ...their lances; ev'ry way the restless field she flings Betwixt the floods of Simois and Xanthus, that confin'd All their affairs of Ilion, and round about them...

Simois

80 Mars ...threat, Usher'd with horrid gusts of wind; with such black vapours plum'd, Mars flew t' Olympus, and broad heav'n, and there his place resum'd. Sadly he...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Diomed ...Tydeus' son, He let his mighty Periphas lie, and in full charge he ran At Diomed; and he at him. Both near; the God began, And, thirsty of his blood, he...

Diomed

80 Athenia ...wishéd love, Herself might free the field of him? He bade her rather move Athenia to the charge she sought, who us'd of old to be The bane of Mars, and had as...

Athenia

80 Greece ...rescue, who thus cried: "O Hector! Help and save My body from the spoil of Greece, that to your lovéd town My friends may see me borne, and then let earth...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Sarpedon ...pow'r made in amain, And strook fear through the Grecian troops, but to Sarpedon gave Hope of full rescue, who thus cried: "O Hector! Help and save My body...

Sarpedon

76 26.061206,40.640181,0 Prytanis ...on the multitude; then did he never miss; Alastor, Halius, Chromius, Noemon, Prytanis, Alcander, and a number more, he slew, and more had slain, If Hector had...

Prytanis

81 40.5,40.5,0 Mars ...the dead Pylæmen, that the targeteers of Paphlagonia led, A man like Mars; and with him fell good Mydon that did guide His chariot, Atymnus' son. The...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...and not a breath exhale; So firmly stood the Greeks, nor fled for all the Ilion's aid. Atrides yet coasts through the troops, confirming men so staid: "O...

Ilion

78 Mars ...idle sieve of news, did all their forces ask, Inflam'd by Phœbus, harmful Mars, and Eris eag'rer far. The Greeks had none to hearten them; their hearts rose...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ceres ...corn-winnow'rs flies The chaff, driv'n with an opposite wind, when yellow Ceres dites, Which all the diters' feet, legs, arms, their heads and shoulders...

Ceres

78 7.38961,45.31336,0 Asian ...Not out of my particular cause; far hence my profit grows, For far hence Asian Lycia lies, where gulfy Xanthus flows, And where my lov'd wife, infant son...

Asian

79 Pæon ...heav'n he fled, Extremely tortur'd, for recure, which instantly he won At Pæon's hand, with sov'reign balm; and this did Jove's great son, Unblest...

Pæon

80 Diomed ...Thy great mind be the bane of it." This did with anger sting The blood of Diomed, to see his friend, that chid the king Before the fight, and then preferr'd...

Diomed

80 Ilion ...have Their manger full; so I left them, and like a lackey slave Am come to Ilion, confident in nothing but my bow That nothing profits me. Two shafts I vainly...

Ilion

81 fold ...field, where his curl'd flocks were laid, Who took him as he leap'd the fold, not slain yet, but appaid With greater spirit, comes again, and then the...

fold

80 Greece ...fury that you could not know whose side had interest In his free labours, Greece or Troy; but as a flood, increas'd By violent and sudden show'rs, let down...

Greece

78 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...act, Who rag'd so on the Ilion side. She grip'd his hand, and said: "Mars, Mars, thou ruiner of men, that in the dust hast laid So many cities, and with...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 fold ...where he should The Trojans (like a sort of ewes, penn'd in a rich man's fold, Close at his door, till all be milk'd, and never baaing hold Hearing the...

fold

81 Autophon ...rule were Mæon, Hæmon's son, And Lycophontes, Keep-field call'd, the heir of Autophon, By all men honour'd like the Gods; yet these and all their friends Were...

Autophon

81 fold ...made of gold; The belt it fast'ned, bravely wrought; his curets' double fold; And last, the charméd plate he wore, which help'd him more than all...

fold

76 Ilion ...ILIADS THE ARGUMENT The Gods in council, at the last, decree That famous Ilion shall expugnéd be; And that their own continu'd faults may prove The...

Ilion

80 Lacedæmon ...her the shape Of beldame Græa, who was brought by Helen, in her rape, From Lacedæmon, and had trust in all her secrets still, Being old, and had (of all her...

Lacedæmon

81 Paris ...made them mutually at either shake their darts Before they threw. Then Paris first with his long jav'lin parts; It smote Atrides' orby targe, but ran not...

Paris

75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Sparta ...shame to meet." Nor so; for holy Tellus' womb inclos'd those worthy men In Sparta, their belovéd soil. The voiceful heralds then The firm agreement of the Gods...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Earth ...Go then (to bless your champion, and give his pow'rs success) Fetch for the Earth, and for the Sun (the Gods on whom ye call) Two lambs, a black one and a...

Earth

82 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Paris ...in his arms. ANOTHER ARGUMENT Gamma the single fight doth sing 'Twixt Paris and the Spartan king. When ev'ry least commander's will best soldiers had...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Xanthus ...Which wise Achilles mark'd, slew him, and took his gold in strife, At Xanthus' flood; so little Death did fear his golden life. Sarpedon led the Lycians...

Xanthus

76 29.191694,36.41025,0 Ascania ...the Phrygians brought to war, Well train'd for battle, and were come out of Ascania far. With Methles, and with Antiphus, (Pylæmen's sons) did fight The men of...

Ascania

80 25.25,36.25,0 Xanthus ...death withstand, But suffer'd it beneath the stroke of great Æacides, In Xanthus; where he made more souls dive to the Stygian seas. Phorcys, and fair...

Xanthus

79 29.191694,36.41025,0 Pandarus ...full of pride, The Aphnii, Lycaon's son, whom Phœbus gave his bow, Prince Pandarus did lead to field. Who Adrestinus owe, Apesus' city, Pityæ, and mount...

Pandarus

80 Arime ...Jove, In Arime, Typhœius with rattling thunder drove Beneath the earth; in Arime, men say, the grave is still, Where thunder tomb'd Typhœius, and is a...

Arime

81 37.72113,36.47296,0 Thebes ...steps, thou went'st a bounteous guide, When th' Achives and the peers of Thebes he would have pacified, Sent as the Greeks' ambassador, and left them at the...

Thebes

77 23.255096,38.318092,0 Greece ...attempts well urg'd, as Hector's pow'r hath done Against the hapless sons of Greece: being chiefly dear to Jove, And without cause, being neither fruit of any...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Marpessa ...of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time, king of fortitude, and for Marpessa's sake, 'Gainst wanton Phœbus, king of flames; his bow in hand did take...

Marpessa

79 Ideus ...wife, Fair Cleopatra, female birth of bright Marpessa's pain, And of Ideus; who of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time, king of fortitude, and...

Ideus

75 Greece ...and through the hall's guard pass'd, Unseen of any man or maid. Through Greece then, rich and vast, I fled to Phthia, nurse of sheep, and came to Peleus'...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Phthia ...me a wife. Many fair Achive princesses of unimpeachéd life In Helle and in Phthia live, whose sires do cities hold, Of whom I can have whom I will. And, more...

Phthia

81 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Greece ...Mycenian ships enow ride near, that brought thee to this woe; The rest of Greece will stay, nor stir till Troy be overcome With full eversion; or if not, but...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Jove ...cheerful morn shall other things display. It is my glory (putting trust in Jove, and other Gods) That I shall now expulse these dogs Fates sent to our...

Jove

79 Jupiter ...not for anger hold her peace, but made this bold reply: "Not-to-be-suff'red Jupiter, what need'st thou still enforce Thy matchless pow'r? We know it well; but we...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Pluto ...to the solid-ported depths of hell his son was sent, To hale out hateful Pluto's dog from darksome Erebus, He had not 'scap'd the streams of Styx, so deep...

Pluto

77 hind ...air, That perfects his unspotted vows; who seiz'd in her repair A sucking hind calf, which she truss'd in her enforcive seres, And by Jove's altar let it...

hind

80 12.44657,57.70338,0 Neptune ...and made Olympus shake As she but stirr'd within her throne, and thus to Neptune spake: "O Neptune, what a spite is this! Thou God so huge in pow'r...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Troy ...griev'd to think how Hector will control My valour with his vaunts in Troy, that I was terror-sick With his approach; which when he boasts, let earth...

Troy

74 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Greece ...and young Antilochus, All éxpert in the deeds of arms: "O youths of Greece," said he, "What change is this? In your brave fight, I only look'd to see...

Greece

72 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...ARGUMENT The Greeks, with Troy's bold pow'r dismay'd, Are cheer'd by Neptune's secret aid. Jove helping Hector, and his host, thus close Achive fleet...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Polydamas ...which there serv'd the most and best) still boldly built upon The wisdom of Polydamas, and Hector's matchless strength, And follow'd, fill'd with wondrous spirit...

Polydamas

80 Greece ...thou show'st thou art a friend to lies, Pretending, in the flight of Greece, the making of it good, To all their ruins, which I thought could never be...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...And, that all these might yield Full tribute to the heav'nly work, Neptune and Phœbus won Jove to unburthen the black wombs of clouds, fill'd by the...

Neptune

75 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pylos ...city shines Upon a lofty prominent, and in th' extreme confines Of sandy Pylos, seated where Alpheus' flood doth run, And call'd Thryessa; this they sieg'd...

Pylos

79 Greece ...he in Percope left, and came to Troy by land. And now he tried the fame of Greece, encount'ring with the king, Who threw his royal lance and miss'd. Iphidamas...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Antiphus ...Above the nipple; and his sword a mortal wound impress'd Beneath the ear of Antiphus; down from their horse they fell. The king had seen the youths before, and...

Antiphus

82 the States ...Antenor's race Divine Agenor, Polybus, unmarried Acamas Proportion'd like the States of heav'n. In front of all the field, Troy's great Priamides did bear his...

the States

80 6.5,46.5,0 Aurora ...Lambda presents the General, In fight the worthiest man of all, Aurora out of restful bed did from bright Tithon rise, To bring each deathless...

Aurora

73 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Thrace ...Ilion he enter'd, and awak'd The cousin-german of the king, a counsellor of Thrace, Hippocoon; who when he rose, and saw the desert place, Where Rhesus' horse...

Thrace

80 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Greece ...our woes proceed. He princely undertakes That all the wealth he brought from Greece (would he had died before!) He will, with other added wealth, for your...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...Hector answer'd him: "Renownéd Telamon, Prince of the soldiers came from Greece, assay not me, like one Young and immartial, with great words, as to an...

Greece

77 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 polish ...the Weather-wielder sends to seamen prosp'rous gales, When with their sallow polish'd oars, long lifted from their falls, Their wearied arms, dissolv'd with...

polish

81 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Paris ...lord safe home, 'Scap'd from the gripes and pow'rs of Greece. And now was Paris come From his high tow'rs; who made no stay, when once he had put on...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Messeides ...spin the Greek wives' webs of task, and their fetch water be To Argos, from Messeides, or clear Hyperia's spring; [6] Which howsoever thou abhorr'st, Fate's such a...

Messeides

80 Mæonides ...his pen, He stood amaz'd and freely did confess Himself was equall'd in Mæonides. Next hear the grave and learned Pliny use His censure of our sacred...

Mæonides

80 SILIUS ITALICUS ...in renowned Rome, Whose verse, saith Martial, nothing shall out-wear. SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB. XIII. 777 He, in Elysium having cast his eye Upon the figure of a...

SILIUS ITALICUS

76 ETC. ...OF PRINCES, SOLE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY AND VIRTUE, ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ETC. With whatsoever honour we adorn Your royal issue, we must gratulate...

ETC.

73 Argicides ...Who gave it to Saturnian Jove; Jove to his messenger; His messenger, Argicides, to Pelops, skill'd in horse; Pelops to Atreus, chief of men; he, dying, gave...

Argicides

75 Greece ...to the public good, propos'd this to the state: "Princes and Councillors of Greece, if any should relate This vision but the king himself, it might be held a...

Greece

80 Atreüs ...And golden sceptre; making suit to ev'ry Grecian son, But most the sons of Atreüs, the others' orderers, Yet they least heard him; all the rest receiv'd with...

Atreüs

81 Phthia ...that my pow'rs should bid them any blows; In nothing bear they blame of me; Phthia, whose bosom flows With corn and people, never felt impair of her increase...

Phthia

80 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Greece ...Jove's belov'd, (to whom performing vows, O Calchas, for the state of Greece, thy spirit prophetic shows Skills that direct us) not a man of all these...

Greece

74 English ...to the example. [4] The power of Nature above Art in Poesy. [5] Our English language above all others for Rhythmical Poesy. THE FIRST BOOK OF HOMER'S...

English

72 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Poesy ...nearness of Translation to the example. [4] The power of Nature above Art in Poesy. [5] Our English language above all others for Rhythmical Poesy. THE FIRST...

Poesy

80 Theætetus ...et divinissimum; in Phædone, θει̑ον ποιητὴν, divinum Poetam; and in Theætetus, Socrates citing divers of the most wise and learned for confirmation of his...

Theætetus

70 Greece ...thy defeat." To this the king of men replied: "O father, all the sons Of Greece thou conquer'st in the strife of consultations. I would to Jove, Athenia, and...

Greece

79 Greece ...want in war, or lack of that brave heat Fit for the vent'rous spirits of Greece, was cause to thy defeat." To this the king of men replied: "O father, all...

Greece

77 Paridem ...ideo tu, ideo falsâ sub imagine venisti, ut me deciperes ob tuam nimiam in Paridem benevolentiam: eò dum illi ades, dum illi studes, dum pro illo satagis, dum...

Paridem

77 Paris ...the helm that held the equal dooms of chance, Look'd back, and drew; and Paris first had lot to hurl his lance, The soldiers all sat down enrank'd, each by...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Greece ...to field, the swift-foot horse they drive. And when at them of Troy and Greece the aged lords arrive, From horse, on Troy's well-feeding soil, 'twixt both...

Greece

80 Sparta ...shame to meet." Nor so; for holy Tellus' womb inclos'd those worthy men In Sparta, their belovéd soil. The voiceful heralds then The firm agreement of the Gods...

Sparta

81 22.42454,37.08149,0 Amazon ...bands, Was number'd as a man in chief; the cause of war was then Th' Amazon dames, that in their facts affected to be men. In all there was a mighty...

Amazon

75 Æthra ...excellence. Thus went she forth, and took with her her women most of name, Æthra, Pitthëus' lovely birth, and Clymene, whom fame Hath for her fair eyes...

Æthra

81 Laodice ...sister's shape, who had the highest place In Helen's love, and had to name Laodice, most fair Of all the daughters Priam had, and made the nuptial pair With...

Laodice

79 Achaia ...men, Great Agamemnon, cried aloud: "Argives! for shame, contain; Youths of Achaia, shoot no more; the fair-helm'd Hector shows As he desir'd to treat with us."...

Achaia

81 Paris ...back amaz'd, is shook with fear, and looks as pale as death; So Menelaus Paris scar'd; so that divine-fac'd foe Shrunk in his beauties. Which beheld by...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...in his arms. ANOTHER ARGUMENT Gamma the single fight doth sing 'Twixt Paris and the Spartan king. When ev'ry least commander's will best soldiers had...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Amydon ...Pyræchmes did the Pæons rule, that crookéd bows do bend; From Axius, out of Amydon, he had them in command, From Axius, whose most beauteous stream still...

Amydon

82 Ide ...Acamas, were joind companions. Who in Zelia dwelt beneath the sacred foot of Ide, That drank of black Æsepus' stream, and wealth made full of pride, The...

Ide

81 -3.578125,50.688942,0 Arime ...Jove, In Arime, Typhœius with rattling thunder drove Beneath the earth; in Arime, men say, the grave is still, Where thunder tomb'd Typhœius, and is a...

Arime

81 37.72113,36.47296,0 Arime ...Earth under-groan'd their high-rais'd feet, as when offended Jove, In Arime, Typhœius with rattling thunder drove Beneath the earth; in Arime, men say...

Arime

76 37.72113,36.47296,0 Pelius ...When he the bristled savages did give Ramnusia, And drove them out of Pelius, as far as Æthica. He came not single, but with him Leonteus, Coron's son...

Pelius

76 Hyperia ...highly prais'd, Machaon, Podalirius, were thirty vessels rais'd. Who near Hyperia's fountain dwelt, and in Ormenius, The snowy tops of Titanus, and in...

Hyperia

80 Pheres ...jetty sails with him the swelling stream did take. But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair...

Pheres

77 Pteleus ...and the soil that sheep are fed upon Iton, and Antron built by sea, and Pteleus full of grass, Protesilaus, while he liv'd, the worthy captain was, Whom...

Pteleus

76 Hellade ...That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely dames, The Myrmidons, Hellenians, and Achives, rob'd of...

Hellade

77 Rhodes ...By other sons and nephews of th' Alciden fortitude. He in his exile came to Rhodes, driv'n in with tempests rude. The Rhodians were distinct in tribes, and...

Rhodes

82 151.0881,-33.82663,0 Olenon ...well-spoke son, did guide th' Ætolians well, Those that in Pleuron, Olenon, and strong Pylene dwell, Great Chalcis, that by sea-side stands, and stony...

Olenon

72 21.25,38.75,0 Ithaca ...sails were in his charge address'd. The warlike men of Cephale, and those of Ithaca, Woody Neritus, and the men of wet Crocylia, Sharp Ægilipa, Samos' isle...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Cephale ...ships with ebon sails were in his charge address'd. The warlike men of Cephale, and those of Ithaca, Woody Neritus, and the men of wet Crocylia, Sharp...

Cephale

75 Oetylon ...for doves so much extoll'd, Bryseia's and Augia's grounds, strong Laa, Oetylon, Amyclas, Helos' harbour-town, that Neptune beats upon, All these did...

Oetylon

75 Greece ...his most resplendent arms, since he did over-shine The whole heroic host of Greece, in pow'r of that design. Who did in Lacedæmon's rule th' unmeasur'd concave...

Greece

80 Trœzena ...or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus crowns his head, Ægina, and Maseta's soil, did...

Trœzena

77 Salamine Great Ajax ...was) with him did sole contend; With him came fifty sable sail. And out of Salamine Great Ajax brought twelve sail, that with th' Athenians did combine. Who did in...

Salamine Great Ajax

79 Charistus ...bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's highly-seated town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke Alphenor led, a flame of Mars's fire...

Charistus

73 Chalcida ...their seats in sweet Eubœa made, The Histiæans rich in grapes, the men of Chalcida, The Cerinths bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's...

Chalcida

78 Caliarus ...But for the manage of his lance he gen'ral praise did win. The dwellers of Caliarus, of Bessa, Opoën, The youths of Cynus, Scarphis, and Augias, lovely men, Of...

Caliarus

81 Midea ...the vine-trees are with vig'rous bunches bow'd, With them that dwelt in Midea, and Nissa most divine, All those whom utmost Anthedon did wealthily...

Midea

76 22.842,37.65,0 Neptune ...walls are rare and fellowless, In rich Onchestus' famous wood, to wat'ry Neptune vow'd, And Arne, where the vine-trees are with vig'rous bunches bow'd, With...

Neptune

77 Asian ...through the air reach'd heav'n. And as about the flood Caïster, in an Asian mead, flocks of the airy brood, Cranes, geese, or long-neck'd swans, here...

Asian

78 Apposéd ...Prick'd on the sweetbreads, and with wood, leaveless, and kindled at Apposéd fire, they burn the thighs; which done, the inwards, slit, They broil'd on...

Apposéd

79 Greek ...rock draw with his line and hook A mighty fish out of the sea; for so the Greek did pluck The Trojan gaping from his seat, his jaws op'd with the dart...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Erymas ...left his limbs, and night his eyes possess'd. Idomenæus his stern dart at Erymas address'd, As, like to Acamas, he fled; it cut the sundry bones Beneath his...

Erymas

78 Pelion ...that huge weapon, that was giv'n by Chiron to his sire, Cut from the top of Pelion, to be heroës' deaths. His steeds Automedon straight join'd; like whom no man...

Pelion

80 20.959876,40.641298,0 Greek ...weight, He only left of all his arms; for that far pass'd the might Of any Greek to shake but his; Achilles' only ire Shook that huge weapon, that was giv'n...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ill ...flow'd about His reeking limbs; no least time giv'n to take in any breath; Ill strengthen'd ill; when one was up, another was beneath. Now, Muses, you that...

Ill

81 Jupiter ...Patroclus hath the grace Of great Sarpedon's death, sprung of the race Of Jupiter, he having slain the horse Of Thetis' son, fierce Pedasus. The force Of...

Jupiter

80 Greek ...brought Protesilaus to those wars, and now her self to nought, With many Greek and Trojan lives, all spoil'd about her spoil. One slew another desp'rately...

Greek

83 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...in the midst goes one, And all the rest spers'd through the fen; so now all Greece was gone; So Hector, in a flight from heav'n upon the Grecians cast...

Greece

80 Dolops ...arms, to wear against the foe, And now they sav'd his son from death. At Dolops, Meges threw A spear well-pil'd, that strook his casque full in the height...

Dolops

81 Epirus ...lin'd, And hollow'd fitly, sav'd his life. Phyleus left him them, Who from Epirus brought them home, on that part where the stream Of famous Seléés doth run...

Epirus

81 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Greek ...now sends the God of breath From airy Ida, as shall run through all Greek spirits in thee. Apollo with the golden sword, the clear Far-seer, see...

Greek

76 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Minerva ...beside, And I enforce it with a threat: That if without consent Of me, Minerva, Mercury, the Queen of regiment, And Vulcan, he will either spare high Ilion...

Minerva

77 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Mars ...than Juno caus'd, if Pallas had not car'd More for the peace of heav'n than Mars; who leap'd out of her throne, Rapt up her helmet, lance, and shield, and...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...eminence all you Gods, whatever ill he does, Sustain with patience. Here is Mars, I think, not free from woes, And yet he bears them like himself. The great...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jove ...she place, displeasedly; the feast in general Bewraying privy spleens at Jove; and then, to colour all, She laugh'd, but merely from her lips, for over her...

Jove

77 Neptune ...fair-ey'd love, If still thus thou and I were one, in counsels held above, Neptune would still in word and fact be ours, if not in heart. If then thy tongue and...

Neptune

81 Greek ...spitting blood. Indeed, his hurt was not set on By one that was the weakest Greek. But him Jove look'd upon With eyes of pity; on his wife with horrible...

Greek

80 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Neptune ...Since he had seen it; th' Ilians now in rout, the Greeks in fight; King Neptune, with his long sword, chief; great Hector put down quite, Laid flat in...

Neptune

78 Neptune ...till Jove was tam'd withal. Mean space flew Somnus to the ships, found Neptune out, and said: "Now cheerfully assist the Greeks; and give them glorious...

Neptune

79 Phæa ...their court, And brought me up, receiving me in most respectful sort From Phæa, when Jove under earth and the unfruitful seas Cast Saturn. These I go to...

Phæa

80 Greek ...through the host; and so this great Earth-shaking God Cheer'd up the Greek hearts, that they wish their pains no period. Saturnia from Olympus' top saw...

Greek

77 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greek ...For which our many mis'ries felt entitle it our own? Peace, lest some other Greek give ear, and hear a sentence such; As no man's palate should profane; at...

Greek

82 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Neptune ...and gets him to bind The pow'rs of Jove with sleep, to free her mind. Neptune assists the Greeks, and of the foe Slaughter inflicts a mighty overthrow...

Neptune

76 Greece ...first troops follow'd, and the last their shouts with shouts repell'd. Greece answer'd all, nor could her spirits from all show rest conceal'd. And to...

Greece

79 Athens ...rushing in; and yet could not prevail To his repulse, though choicest men of Athens there made head; Amongst whom was Menestheus chief, whom Phidias followéd...

Athens

81 -89.87705,38.32644,0 Greek ...the first place good, where both the ports and wall (The thick rank of the Greek shields broke) he enter'd, and did skall, Where on the gray sea's shore...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Corinth ...son, that did for wealth excell, And yet was honest; he was born, and did at Corinth dwell; Who, though he knew his harmful fate, would needs his ship ascend...

Corinth

81 -73.83234,43.24452,0 Merion ...and cast on ev'ry side a glance, Lest any his dear sides should dart. But Merion, as he fled, Sent after him a brazen lance, that ran his eager head Through...

Merion

78 Deiphobus ...The greatness of it, and the king, now quitting the brag fit Of glory in Deiphobus, thus terribly exclaim'd: "Deiphobus, now may we think that we are ev'nly...

Deiphobus

79 Mars ...lance stuck shaking in his heart; His heart with panting made it shake; but Mars did now remit The greatness of it, and the king, now quitting the brag fit...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...pow'r A mighty labour, to expell, in their despite, from Troy The sons of Greece. The king did vow, that done, he should enjoy His goodliest daughter. He (in...

Greece

80 Great Neptune ...quite destroy'd, And therefore from the hoary deep he suffered so employ'd Great Neptune in the Grecian aid; who griev'd for them, and storm'd Extremely at his...

Great Neptune

81 Ilion ...of his mother-queen, great Goddess of the seas, He would not let proud Ilion see the Grecians quite destroy'd, And therefore from the hoary deep he...

Ilion

75 Ceres ...to none alive will yield That yields to death, and whose life takes Ceres' nutritions, That can be cut with any iron, or pash'd with mighty stones...

Ceres

72 7.38961,45.31336,0 Merion ...March'd these two managers of men, in armours full of light. And first spake Merion: "On which part, son of Deucalion, Serves thy mind to invade the fight? Is't...

Merion

81 Mars ...chide, that we stand still and woo. Go, choose a better dart, and make Mars yield a better chance." This said, Mars-swift Meriones, with haste, a brazen...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Teucer ...to spoil, And in he ran; and Hector in, who sent a shining lance At Teucer, who, beholding it, slipp'd by, and gave it chance On Actor's son...

Teucer

78 Ilion ...of Priam's bastard-bed; But when the Greek ships, double-oar'd, arriv'd at Ilion, To Ilion he return'd, and prov'd beyond comparison Amongst the Trojans; he...

Ilion

79 Mars ...round about th' Ajaces did their phalanxes maintain Their station firm; whom Mars himself, had he amongst them gone, Could not disparage, nor Jove's Maid that...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Hippomachus ...Of Pylon, and Ormenus' lives. And then Leonteüs gains The life's end of Hippomachus, Antimachus's son; His lance fell at his girdle-stead, and with his end...

Hippomachus

78 Arisba ...that god-like man, and mighty Asius, Ev'n Asius Hyrtacides, that from Arisba rode The huge bay horse, and had his house where river Selleës flow'd. The...

Arisba

74 26.2272,39.2393,0 Paris ...But Hector found that place a worse. Chiefs of the second band Were Paris and Alcathous, Agenor. The command The third strong phalanx had, was giv'n to...

Paris

74 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Neptune ...And, that all these might yield Full tribute to the heav'nly work, Neptune and Phœbus won Jove to unburthen the black wombs of clouds, fill'd by the...

Neptune

75 Simois ...roar'd, Rhesus, Heptaporus, Rhodius, Scamander the ador'd, Caresus, Simois, Grenicus, Æsepus; of them all Apollo open'd the rough mouths, and made their...

Simois

74 Wash ...from my thigh Cut out this arrow, and the blood, that is ingor'd and dry, Wash with warm water from the wound; then gentle salves apply, Which thou know'st...

Wash

80 Pramnius ...this the goddess-like fair dame a potion did confect With good old wine of Pramnius, and scrap'd into the wine Cheese made of goat's milk, and on it spers'd...

Pramnius

79 Pylos ...A right fair cup with gold studs driv'n, which Nestor did transfer From Pylos; on whose swelling sides four handles fixéd were, And upon ev'ry handle sat a...

Pylos

78 Crete ...his strength declin'd, the foe should slaughter their hurt friend. Then Crete's king urg'd Neleides his chariot to ascend, And getting near him, take him...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Greek ...though his hot approach be never so abhorr'd; So, to assail the Jove-lov'd Greek, the Ilians did accord, And he made through them. First he hurt, upon his...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Percope ...him furnish twelve fair ships, to lend fair Troy his hand. His ships he in Percope left, and came to Troy by land. And now he tried the fame of Greece...

Percope

79 Antiphus ...Above the nipple; and his sword a mortal wound impress'd Beneath the ear of Antiphus; down from their horse they fell. The king had seen the youths before, and...

Antiphus

82 Jupiter ...each place so fast, that, like a lightning thrown Out of the shield of Jupiter, in ev'ry eye he shone. And as upon a rich man's crop of barley or of wheat...

Jupiter

75 Troy ...By Hector and Polydamas, and old Anchises' seed Who god-like was esteem'd in Troy, by grave Antenor's race Divine Agenor, Polybus, unmarried Acamas...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Jupiter ...troops. The battle then was all of charioteers, Lin'd with light horse. But Jupiter disturb'd this form with fears, And from air's upper region bid bloody...

Jupiter

80 Ilion ...well Minerva following Diomed; and, angry with his act, The mighty host of Ilion he enter'd, and awak'd The cousin-german of the king, a counsellor of...

Ilion

81 hind ...pursu'd like wind. As when a brace of greyhounds are laid in with hare and hind, Close-mouth'd and skill'd to make the best of their industrious course...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Greece ...attempts well urg'd, as Hector's pow'r hath done Against the hapless sons of Greece: being chiefly dear to Jove, And without cause, being neither fruit of any...

Greece

81 Marpessa ...of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time, king of fortitude, and for Marpessa's sake, 'Gainst wanton Phœbus, king of flames; his bow in hand did take...

Marpessa

79 Greece ...and his word, I would not thus exhort, With wrath appeas'd, thy aid to Greece, though plagu'd in heaviest sort; But much he presently will give, and...

Greece

75 Ilion ...I will advise, others to hoise their sail, For, 'gainst the height of Ilion, you never shall prevail, Jove with his hand protecteth it, and makes the...

Ilion

74 Pylos ...meads, Phera surnam'd Divine; All whose bright turrets on the sea, in sandy Pylos, shine. Th' inhabitants in flocks and herds are wondrous confluent, Who...

Pylos

80 Greece ...made, and their suppers took. Atrides to his tent Invited all the peers of Greece, and food sufficient Appos'd before them, and the peers appos'd their hands...

Greece

79 Thrace ...all thy tents are amply stor'd with wine, Brought daily in Greek ships from Thrace; and to this grace of thine All necessaries thou hast fit, and store of...

Thrace

80 Pallas ...No frailties with increasing years, but evermore remain Ador'd like Pallas, or the Sun, as all doubts die in me That heav'n's next light shall be the...

Pallas

74 32.76644,26.01185,0 Pluto ...to the solid-ported depths of hell his son was sent, To hale out hateful Pluto's dog from darksome Erebus, He had not 'scap'd the streams of Styx, so deep...

Pluto

77 Pallas ...The Goddess that all Goddesses, for snowy arms, out-shin'd, Thus spake to Pallas, to the Greeks with gracious ruth inclin'd: "O Pallas, what a grief is this!...

Pallas

80 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ophelest ...by Teucer's shafts impress'd? Hapless Orsilochus was first, Ormenus, Ophelest, Dæter, and hardy Chromius, and Lycophon divine, And Amopaon that did...

Ophelest

77 Greece ...the hands of death employ; And, where Troy should be stoop'd by Greece, let Greece fall under Troy." To this ev'n weeping king did Jove remorseful audience...

Greece

80 Troy ...griev'd to think how Hector will control My valour with his vaunts in Troy, that I was terror-sick With his approach; which when he boasts, let earth...

Troy

74 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Hypsipyle ...a great fleet of od'rous wine arrived, Sent by Eunëus, Jason's son, born of Hypsipyle. The fleet contain'd a thousand tun, which must transported be To Atreus'...

Hypsipyle

80 Mars ...sort of Greeks are dead, Whose black blood, near Scamander's stream, inhuman Mars hath shed; Their souls to hell descended are. It fits thee then, our king...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...the heralds (messengers of Gods and godlike men) The one of Troy, the other Greece, had held betwixt them then Imperial sceptres; when the one, Idæus, grave and...

Greece

80 Mars ...his arms he did despoil, Which iron Mars bestow'd on him; and those, in Mars's toil, Lycurgus ever after wore; but when he agéd grew, Enforc'd to keep...

Mars

76 4.227204,51.993206,0 Hercules ...flying under-strifes." This said, the black-hair'd God Led to the tow'r of Hercules, built circular and high By Pallas and the Ilians, for fit security To...

Hercules

79 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Neptune ...to men, And manifest their proper forms, are passing dreadful then." Neptune replied: "Saturnia, at no time let your care Exceed your reason; 'tis not...

Neptune

75 Ilion ...spoil) had ruin'd me, for these ears heard her cry: 'Kill, kill the seed of Ilion, kill th' Asian Lelegi.' Mere man then must not fight with him that still...

Ilion

80 Phœbe ...with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst Juno, Phœbe, whose white hands bore singing darts of gold, Her side arm'd with a sheaf of...

Phœbe

76 Upsilon ...fates, Achilles beats even to the Ilian gates. ANOTHER ARGUMENT In Upsilon, Strife stirs in heav'n; The day's grace to the Greeks is giv'n. The...

Upsilon

74 Greece ...in pretext, but in sad truth their own. About Æacides himself the kings of Greece were plac'd, Entreating him to food; and he entreated them as fast, Still...

Greece

79 Thou Sun ...First, highest, and thou best of Gods; thou Earth that all dost bear; Thou Sun; ye Furies under earth that ev'ry soul torment Whom impious perjury distains...

Thou Sun

80 Phylides ...presents, these: The sons of Nestor, and with them renown'd Meriones, Phylides, Thoas, Lycomed, and Meges, all which went, And Menalippus, following Ulysses...

Phylides

80 Atrides ...friend's quarrel, well will quit your sorrow for your friend. And thou, Atrides, in the taste of so severe an end, Hereafter may on others hold a juster...

Atrides

80 Atrides ...One stirs not, till you call off all. Dismiss them then to meat, And let Atrides tender here, in sight of all this seat, The gifts he promis'd. Let him swear...

Atrides

79 Saturnia ...Close to the heart of Jupiter; and Ate, that had wrought This anger by Saturnia, by her bright hair he caught, Held down her head, and over her made this...

Saturnia

77 11.504827,42.666255,0 Scæa ...a Myrmidon In conduct of him. All the day, they fought before the gates Of Scæa, and, most certainly, that day had seen the dates Of all Troy's honours in...

Scæa

81 Spio ...how many those dark gulfs soever comprehend. There Glauce, and Cymodoce, and Spio, did attend, Nessea, and Cymothoe, and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa...

Spio

81 Greek ...seeing Hector advancing towards him. [3] An inimitable simile. [4] In the Greek always this phrase is used, not in the hands, but ἐν γούνασι κεὶται, in the...

Greek

84 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Greece ...hid in mists that ev'ry way descend. O father Jupiter, do thou the sons of Greece release Of this felt darkness; grace this day with fit transparences; And...

Greece

79 Polydamas ...lightly, glancing to his mouth, because it strook him near, Thrown from Polydamas. Leitus next left the fight in fear (Being hurt by Hector in his hand)...

Polydamas

76 Mars ...And made it stick beyond in earth, th' extreme part burst, and there Mars buried all his violence. The sword then for the spear Had chang'd the...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...and the sweat The knees, calves, feet, hands, faces, smear'd, of men that Mars applied About the good Achilles' friend. And as a huge ox-hide [3] A...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...them. Æneas knew the God, and said: "It was a shame extreme, That those of Greece should beat them so, and by their cowardice, Not want of man's aid nor the...

Greece

81 Jupiter ...the Gods, soon rapt him from his reach. THE END OF THE SIXTEENTH BOOK. [1] Jupiter called the God of sounds, for the chief sound his thunder. [2] A simile most...

Jupiter

78 Greece ...fell, and his most weighty fall gave fit tune to his chance; For which all Greece extremely mourn'd. And as a mighty strife About a little fount begins, and...

Greece

79 Scæan ...Leap'd far back, and his anger shunn'd. Hector detain'd his horse Within the Scæan port, in doubt to put his personal force Amongst the rout, and turn their...

Scæan

81 Ilion ...all these were overthrown By him, and all else put in rout; and then proud Ilion Had stoop'd beneath his glorious hand, he rag'd so with his lance, If...

Ilion

79 Menœtiades ...justify, Though he himself commands him fight, as now he put this chace In Menœtiades's mind. How much then weighs the grace, Patroclus, that Jove gives thee now...

Menœtiades

81 Ithaca ...And order their high pleasures thus: ‭ Grey Pallas to Telemachus ‭ (In Ithaca) her way addrest; ‭ And did her heav’nly limbs invest ‭ In Mentas’ likeness...

Ithaca

73 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ilion Shall ...beside to mourn thy son; He shall be tearful, thou being full; not here, but Ilion Shall find thee weeping-rooms enow." He said, and so arose, And caus'd a...

Ilion Shall

81 Ill ...spring no deeds To help thee, nor recall thy son; impatience ever breeds Ill upon ill, makes worst things worse, and therefore sit." He said: "Give me...

Ill

79 Phthia ...you. Six sons he hath, and me a seventh; and all those six live now In Phthia, since, all casting lots, my chance did only fall To follow hither. Now for...

Phthia

77 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Greek ...As thou hadst (being your special strength) fallen to destructión, Whom no Greek better'd for his fight?" "O, what art thou," said he, "Most worthy youth, of...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Helenus ...gave back, seeing him so urge. And now he entertains His sons as roughly, Helenus, Paris, Hippothous, Pammon, divine Agathones, renown'd Deiphobus, Agavus...

Helenus

78 Oïliades ...are first, that when thou pay'st thou then may'st know." This fir'd Oïliades more, and more than words this quarrel had inspir'd, Had not Achilles rose...

Oïliades

76 Neptune ..."Antilochus, though young thou art, yet thy grave virtues live Belov'd of Neptune and of Jove. Their spirits have taught thee all The art of horsemanship, for...

Neptune

80 Ocean ...with them. She answer'd: "No, no place of seat is here; Retreat calls to the Ocean and Æthiopia, where A hecatomb is off'ring now to heav'n, and there must I...

Ocean

81 Ilion ...fix'd; and to such fate Ev'n thou, O god-like man, art mark'd; the deadly Ilion gate Must entertain thy death. O then, I charge thee now, take care That...

Ilion

78 Greek ...The person of the slain Was girt with slaughter. All this done, all the Greek kings convey'd Achilles to the King of men; his rage not yet allay'd...

Greek

76 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Athenia ...stood firm, foreseeing it best, and quite it overflew, Fast'ning on earth. Athenia drew it, and gave her friend, Unseen of Hector. Hector then thus spake: "Thou...

Athenia

79 Polydamas ...for this cause; to which he thus gave way: "O me, if I shall take the town, Polydamas will lay This flight and all this death on me; who counsell'd me to lead My...

Polydamas

80 Greece ...and, being drown'd, I'll set A fort of such strong filth on him, that Greece shall never get His bones from it. There, there shall stand Achilles'...

Greece

74 Neptune ...curl'd Against thy bold breast, fear a jot; thou hast us two thy friends, Neptune and Pallas, Jove himself approving th' aid we lend. 'Tis nothing as thou...

Neptune

80 Neptune ...should end within the Trojan walls My curs'd beginning." In this strait, Neptune and Pallas flew, To fetch him off. In men's shapes both close to his danger...

Neptune

77 Ilion ...assuage, Gulf-fed Scamander, my free wrath? I'll never leave pursu'd Proud Ilion's slaughters, till this hand in her fill'd walls conclude Her flying...

Ilion

81 Mydon ...flight, as much enrag'd, flew he. And then fell all these, Thrasius, Mydon, Astypylus, Great Ophelestes, Ænius, Mnesus, Thersilochus. And on these...

Mydon

77 27.71098,37.608791,0 Pireüs ...on earth. Rhigmus of fruitful Thrace next fell. He was the famous birth Of Pireüs; his belly's midst the lance took, whose stern force Quite tumbled him from...

Pireüs

81 Hyda ...Otrynteüs. Beneath the snowy hill Of Tmolus, in the wealthy town of Hyda, at his will Were many able men at arms. He, rushing in, took full Pelides'...

Hyda

72 Neptune ...dead. The Greeks erect A mighty wall, their navy to protect; Which angers Neptune. Jove, by hapless signs, In depth of night, succeeding woes divines. ANOTHER...

Neptune

80 Greek ...Hector, by Helenus' advice, doth seek Advent'rous combat on the boldest Greek, Nine Greeks stand up, acceptants ev'ry one, But lot selects strong Ajax...

Greek

78 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Peloponnesus ...of which one in Thessaly, the other near Argos, or, according to others, in Peloponnesus or Lacedæmon. [7] His simile, high and expressive; which Virgil almost word...

Peloponnesus

78 Cilicia ...is all paraphrastical in my translation. [5] Thebes, a most rich city of Cilicia. [6] The names of two fountains: of which one in Thessaly, the other near...

Cilicia

76 35.75,38.25,0 Paris ...χαλχείων, golden for brazen. [4] Hector dissembles the cowardice he finds in Paris turning it, as if he chid him for his anger at the Trojans for hating him...

Paris

80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...forth, his beauty beautifies, And, like life's mirror, bears his gait; so Paris from the tow'r Of lofty Pergamus came forth; he show'd a sun-like pow'r In...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Thrace ...and of Cissëus' race, Sister to Hecuba, both born to that great king of Thrace. Her th' Ilions made Minerva's priest; and her they follow'd all Up to the...

Thrace

76 Peloponnesus ...guests. To Lycia when I come, do thou receive thy friend with feasts; Peloponnesus, with the like, shall thy wish'd presence greet. Mean space, shun we each...

Peloponnesus

76 Simois ...their lances; ev'ry way the restless field she flings Betwixt the floods of Simois and Xanthus, that confin'd All their affairs of Ilion, and round about them...

Simois

80 Ilion ...I abetting thee, thou shouldst be to the Greeks a fort, And a dismay to Ilion, yet thou obey'st in nought, Afraid, or slothful, or else both; henceforth...

Ilion

76 Mars ...move Athenia to the charge she sought, who us'd of old to be The bane of Mars, and had as well the gift of spoil as he. This grace she slack'd not, but her...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...his foul deeds, in ruining so many and so great In the command and grace of Greece, and in so rude a heat? At which, she said, Apollo laugh'd, and Venus, who...

Greece

80 Jupiter ...themselves, and forc'd him off, and set him underneath The goodly beech of Jupiter, where now they did unsheath The ashen lance; strong Pelagon, his friend...

Jupiter

79 Greece ...take your rod, Lest in your bosoms, for a man, ye ever find a God." As Greece retir'd, the pow'r of Troy did much more forward prease, And Hector two brave...

Greece

77 Ilion ...arriv'd at man's estate, with both th' Atrides went, To honour them in th' Ilion wars; and both were one day sent, To death as well as Troy, for death hid...

Ilion

79 Ceres ...corn-winnow'rs flies The chaff, driv'n with an opposite wind, when yellow Ceres dites, Which all the diters' feet, legs, arms, their heads and shoulders...

Ceres

78 7.38961,45.31336,0 Anchises ...there this prince of men had died, if She that gave him birth, (Kiss'd by Anchises on the green, where his fair oxen fed) Jove's loving daughter, instantly had...

Anchises

78 Pandarus ...thus, The fir'd horse brought th' assailants near, and thus spake Pandarus: "Most suff'ring-minded Tydeus' son, that hast of war the art, My shaft...

Pandarus

74 Ilion ...have Their manger full; so I left them, and like a lackey slave Am come to Ilion, confident in nothing but my bow That nothing profits me. Two shafts I vainly...

Ilion

81 fold ...field, where his curl'd flocks were laid, Who took him as he leap'd the fold, not slain yet, but appaid With greater spirit, comes again, and then the...

fold

80 Halizons ...And slew a leader, one more huge than any man he led, Great Odius, duke of Halizons; quite from his chariot's head He strook him with a lance to earth, as first...

Halizons

81 Greece ...Cephalians; for as yet th' alarm had not been heard In all their quarters, Greece and Troy were then so newly stirr'd, And then first mov'd, as they conceiv'd...

Greece

79 Meriones ...did at first begin With Teucer, and Peneleüs, th' heroe Leitus, Deipyrus, Meriones, and young Antilochus, All éxpert in the deeds of arms: "O youths of Greece,"...

Meriones

80 Greece ...themselves were free enough: "Ajaces, you alone Sustain the common good of Greece, in ever putting on The memory of fortitude, and flying shameful flight...

Greece

79 Neptune ...ARGUMENT The Greeks, with Troy's bold pow'r dismay'd, Are cheer'd by Neptune's secret aid. Jove helping Hector, and his host, thus close Achive fleet...

Neptune

76 Greek ...his arm, and made him steal retreat From that hot service, lest some Greek, with an insulting threat, Beholding it, might fright the rest. Sarpedon much...

Greek

73 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Troy ...thou to be my guide, If there (of divers-languag'd men thou hast, as here in Troy, Some other friend to be my shame; since here thy latest joy By Menelaus...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Paris ...most." This said, he shook and threw his lance; which strook through Paris' shield, And, with the strength he gave to it, it made the curets yield...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Mars ...In death not bowing his face to earth; his arms he did despoil, Which iron Mars bestow'd on him; and those, in Mars's toil, Lycurgus ever after wore; but...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...honouring me so much, I'll spoil his conquer'd limb, And bear his arms to Ilion, where in Apollo's shrine I'll hang them, as my trophies due; his body I'll...

Ilion

78 Gables ...The Nymph then brought ‭ Linen for sails, which with dispatch he wrought, ‭ Gables, and halsters, tacklings. All the frame ‭ In four days’ space to full...

Gables

78 -80.26838,25.72149,0 Neptune ...This took; he stoop’d Pieria, and thence ‭ Glid through the air, and Neptune’s confluence ‭ Kiss’d as he flew, and check’d the waves as light ‭ As any...

Neptune

71 Pluto ...and sees the sun adorn ‭ The darksome earth, or hides his wretched head ‭ In Pluto’s house, and lives amongst the dead?” ‭ “I will not,” she replied, “my breath...

Pluto

79 Greece ...and whose renown ‭ So ample was that Fame the sound hath blown ‭ Through Greece and Argos to her very heart? ‭ And now again, a son, that did convert ‭ My...

Greece

75 Pylos ...own instinct, or flow’d ‭ From others’ instigations; but he vow’d ‭ Attempt to Pylos, or to see descried ‭ His sire’s return, or know what death he died.” ‭ This...

Pylos

81 Pylos ...Does any friend here know, ‭ When this Telemachus returns, or no, ‭ From sandy Pylos? He made bold to take ‭ My ship with him; of which, I now should make ‭ Fit use...

Pylos

81 Ithaca ...itself, doth grow, ‭ Where barley, white, and spreading like a tree; ‭ But Ithaca hath neither ground to be, ‭ For any length it comprehends, a race ‭ To try a...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...I may bear and save ‭ For your sake ever. Horse, I list not have, ‭ To keep in Ithaca, but leave them here, ‭ To your soil’s dainties, where the broad fields bear ‭...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Malian ...Afflicted by the rev’rend wife of Jove. ‭ But when the steep mount of the Malian shore ‭ He seem’d to reach, a most tempestuous blore, ‭ Far to the fishy world...

Malian

76 108.33405,34.36881,0 hind ...free, ‭ And then demand, which heav’n-born it may be ‭ That so afflicts you, hind’ring your retreat, ‭ And free sea-passage to your native seat.’ ‭ This said...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 West Wind ...Sea-tell-truth leaves the deeps, and hides ‭ Amidst a black storm, when the West Wind chides, ‭ In caves still sleeping. Round about him sleep ‭ (With short feet...

West Wind

78 Neptune ...course from hence, and how far off doth lie ‭ Thy voyage’s whole scope through Neptune’s sky. ‭ Informing thee, O God-preserv’d, beside, ‭ If thy desires would so be...

Neptune

81 Phœnicia ...till th’ eighth year, ‭ Had never stay, but wander’d far and near, ‭ Cyprus, Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of...

Phœnicia

79 Cyprus ...sea, and till th’ eighth year, ‭ Had never stay, but wander’d far and near, ‭ Cyprus, Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the...

Cyprus

80 32.5,37.5,0 Jupiter ...amber, silver, ivory, round ‭ Is wrought about it. Out of doubt, the hall ‭ Of Jupiter Olympius hath of all ‭ This state the like. How many infinites ‭ Take up to...

Jupiter

81 Pallas ...(Of barley, salt, and oil, made) took, and brake, ‭ Ask’d many a boon of Pallas, and the state ‭ Of all the off’ring did initiate, ‭ In three parts cutting off...

Pallas

75 32.76644,26.01185,0 Neptune ...of all the Gods, I may aspire ‭ To Pallas’ favour, who vouchsaf’d to me ‭ At Neptune’s feast her sight so openly. ‭ Let one to field go, and an ox with speed ‭...

Neptune

79 Echephron ...As early up, his sons’ troop; Perseus, ‭ The god-like Thrasymed, and Aretus, ‭ Echephron, Stratius, and sixth and last ‭ Pisistratus, and by him (half embrac’d ‭ Still...

Echephron

81 Neptune ...But divide we now ‭ The sacrifices’ tongues, mix wines, and vow ‭ To Neptune, and the other Ever-Blest, ‭ That, having sacrific’d, we may to rest. ‭ The fit...

Neptune

71 Crete ...Pœan’s famous seed; ‭ And safe Idomenæus his men led ‭ To his home, Crete, who fled the arméd field, ‭ Of whom yet none the sea from him withheld. ‭...

Crete

70 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Pylos ...son did greet ‭ The haven of Argos with his cómplete fleet. ‭ But I for Pylos straight steer’d on my course; ‭ Nor ever left the wind his foreright force, ‭...

Pylos

74 Atrides ...did stow ‭ Our goods, and fair-girt women. Half our men ‭ The people’s guide, Atrides, did contain, ‭ And half, being now aboard, put forth to sea. ‭ A most free...

Atrides

80 Pallas ...Whose will was, they should stay and sacrifice ‭ Whole hecatombs to Pallas, to forego ‭ Her high wrath to them. Fool! that did not know ‭ She would not so...

Pallas

70 32.76644,26.01185,0 Ilion ...name, being join’d in fight with you alone, ‭ To even with earth the height of Ilion. ‭ Of all men else, that any name did bear, ‭ And fought for Troy, the sev’ral...

Ilion

81 Minerva ...and did make a stream ‭ Of spritely wine into a golden bowl; ‭ Which to Minerva with a gentle soul ‭ He gave, and thus spake: “Ere you eat, fair guest, ‭...

Minerva

74 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Pallas ...Prepar’d to shore, and, in the aged seas ‭ His fair hands wash’d, did thus to Pallas pray: ‭ “Hear me, O Goddess, that but yesterday ‭ Didst deign access to me at...

Pallas

80 32.76644,26.01185,0 Greece ...But (for her working mind) we read of none ‭ Of all the old world, in which Greece hath shown ‭ Her rarest pieces, that could equal her: ‭ Tyro, Alcmena, and...

Greece

78 Greek ...yet, if he, ‭ Good man, hath ever with a hostile heart ‭ Done ill to any Greek, on me convert ‭ Your like hostility, and vengeance take ‭ Of his ill on my...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Egyptian ...his sire, ‭ To which the grave peers gave him rev’rend way. ‭ Amongst whom, an Egyptian heroë ‭ (Crookéd with age, and full of skill) begun ‭ The speech to all; who...

Egyptian

81 Ulysses ...remisso rem aliquam gerit; ‭which being the effect of Calypso’s sweet words in Ulysses, is here ‭applied passively to his own sufferance of their operation. ‭[7]...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Atlas ...given giving reason to distinguish it. And so ‭ὀλοὁφρων, an epithet given to Atlas, instantly following, in one ‭place signifies mente perniciosus, in the next...

Atlas

79 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 Greek ...To which end give me fit attentión: ‭ To-morrow into solemn council call ‭ The Greek heroës, and declare to all ‭ (The Gods being witness) what thy pleasure is. ‭...

Greek

81 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Ithaca ...wore ‭ Those bones with flesh and life and industry, ‭ And these might here in Ithaca set eye ‭ On him return’d, they all would wish to be ‭ Either past other in...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pylos ...leaves ‭ Take in such terms as fit deserts so great. ‭ To Sparta then, and Pylos, where doth beat ‭ Bright Amathus, the flood, and epithet ‭ To all that...

Pylos

77 Atlas ...a sylvan isle, ‭ In which the Goddess dwells that doth derive ‭ Her birth from Atlas, who of all alive ‭ The motion and the fashion doth command ‭ With his wise...

Atlas

81 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 Neptune ...I knew as well, should make returnless ends; ‭ Yet would not cross mine uncle Neptune so ‭ To stand their safeguard, since so high did go ‭ His wrath for thy...

Neptune

80 Ilion ...dominion makes access by fame ‭ From this extreme part of Achaia ‭ As far as Ilion, and ’tis Ithaca.” ‭ This joy’d him much, that so unknown a land ‭ Turn’d to...

Ilion

79 Neptune ...the city) is depriv’d ‭ Of form, and, all her motion gone, ‭ Transform’d by Neptune to a stone. ‭ Ulysses (let to know the strand ‭ Where the Phæacians made him...

Neptune

78 polish ...sail, together drew, ‭ And under hatches stow’d them, sat, and plied ‭ The polish’d oars, and did in curls divide ‭ The white-head waters. My part then came...

polish

77 Scylla ...in your strife ‭ To ’scape Charybdis, labour all for life ‭ To row near Scylla, for she will but have ‭ For her six heads six men; and better save ‭ The rest...

Scylla

74 15.71519,38.2537,0 Neptune ...When she is drinking, dare not near her draught, ‭ For not the force of Neptune, if once caught, ‭ Can force your freedom. Therefore, in your strife ‭ To...

Neptune

74 Aurora ...where the palace stands ‭ Of th’ early riser with the rosy hands, ‭ Active Aurora, where she loves to dance, ‭ And where the Sun doth his prime beams advance. ‭...

Aurora

77 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Greece ...touch, ‭ In sentence, any but Saturnius’ doom; ‭ In whose hate was the host of Greece become ‭ A very horror; who express’d it well ‭ In signing thy fate with this...

Greece

81 Aurora ...I with you, ‭ If you would tell me but your woes, as now, ‭ Till the divine Aurora show’d her head, ‭ I should in no night relish thought of bed.” ‭ “Most eminent...

Aurora

78 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Neptune ...made by the Gods and Fate. ‭ Iphimedia after Leda came, ‭ That did derive from Neptune too the name ‭ Of father to two admirable sons. ‭ Life yet made short their...

Neptune

81 Pheres ...To these issue more ‭ This queen of women to her husband bore, ‭ Æson, and Pheres, and Amythaon ‭ That for his fight on horseback stoop’d to none. ‭ Next her, I...

Pheres

77 Pylos ...Iolcus held his throne, ‭ Wealthy in cattle; th’ other royal son ‭ Rul’d sandy Pylos. To these issue more ‭ This queen of women to her husband bore, ‭ Æson, and...

Pylos

81 Neptune ...the most fair stream of all floods mov’d. ‭ Near whose streams Tyro walking, Neptune came, ‭ Like Enipëus, and enjoy’d the dame. ‭ Like to a hill, the blue and...

Neptune

79 Achaia ...Theban soul ‭ I might an oracle involv’d unroll; ‭ For I came nothing near Achaia yet, ‭ Nor on our lov’d earth happy foot had set, ‭ But, mishaps suff’ring...

Achaia

77 Neptune ...neck? ‭ There fix that wan thy oar, and that shore deck ‭ With sacred rites to Neptune; slaughter there ‭ A ram, a bull, and (who for strength doth bear ‭ The name of...

Neptune

81 Pluto ...Which is expounded Inclyta examina ‭mortuorum: but κλυτὸς is the epithet of Pluto; and by analogy ‭belongs to the dead, quod ad se omnes advocat. ‭ THE ELEVENTH...

Pluto

78 Tiresias ...house ‭ Of austere Pluto and his glorious spouse, ‭ To take the counsel of Tiresias, ‭ The rev’rend Theban, to direct our pass.’ ‭ This brake their hearts, and...

Tiresias

77 Neptune ...Could cure thy hurt, and give thee all again.’ ‭ Then flew fierce vows to Neptune, both his hands ‭ To star-born heav’n cast: ‘O thou that all lands ‭ Gird’st in...

Neptune

76 Neptune ...that my hand ‭ May guest-rites give thee, and the great command, ‭ That Neptune hath at sea, I may convert ‭ To the deduction where abides thy heart, ‭ With my...

Neptune

74 Ithaca ...the full-of-food [2] ‭ Zacynthus, likewise grac’d with store of wood. ‭ But Ithaca, though in the seas it lie, ‭ Yet lies she so aloft she casts her eye ‭ Quite...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...slend’rest fear. ‭ But this I heard my sire Nausithous say. ‭ Long since, that Neptune, seeing us convey ‭ So safely passengers of all degrees, ‭ Was angry with us...

Neptune

81 Cyprus ...Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For Cyprus was, and took her Paphian state, ‭ Where she a grove, ne’er cut, had...

Cyprus

81 32.5,37.5,0 Mars ...If Mars be once loos’d, nor will pay his right?” [8] ‭ “Vulcan,” said he, “if Mars should fly, nor see ‭ Thy right repaid, it should be paid by me.” ‭ “Your word...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...even the Watery State ‭ Wrung out a laughter, but propitiate ‭ Was still for Mars, and pray’d the God of Fire ‭ He would dissolve him, off’ring the desire ‭ He...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...all were come ‭ To Vulcan’s wholly-brazen-founded home, ‭ Earth-shaking Neptune, useful Mercury, ‭ And far-shot Phœbus. No She-Deity, ‭ For shame, would show...

Neptune

74 Laodamas ...now, [3] ‭ And men, and all things.” “Why,” said he, “dost thou ‭ Mock me, Laodamas, and these strifes bind ‭ My pow’rs to answer? I am more inclin’d ‭ To cares...

Laodamas

77 polish ...design’d; ‭ To which Alcinous, with the sacred mind, ‭ Came first of all. On polish’d stones they sate, ‭ Near to the navy. To increase the state, ‭ Minerva took...

polish

79 Neptune ...of this pedigree, I have here set down ‭the diagram, as Spondanus hath it. Neptune begat Nausithous of ‭Peribœa. By Nausithous, Rhexenor, Alcinous, were begot. By...

Neptune

77 Pallas ...fail, ‭ The noblest ever should the most prevail. ‭ Would Jove our Father, Pallas, and the Sun, ‭ That, were you still as now, and could but run ‭ One fate with...

Pallas

77 32.76644,26.01185,0 Polym ...abjectum ‭faciunt, vel, facere sustinent: according to this of Herodotus in ‭Polym. πολλοὶ μὲν ἄνθρωποι ει͒εν, ὀλίγοι δὲ ἄνδρες. Many ‭men’s forms sustain, but...

Polym

79 Neptune ...all my wrack, my pray’rs could never climb ‭ Thy far-off ears; when noiseful Neptune toss’d ‭ Upon his wat’ry bristles my emboss’d ‭ And rock-torn body. Hear yet...

Neptune

79 Ulysses ...Mentor’s form put on ‭ At ev’ry part. And this sure Deity shone ‭ Now near Ulysses, setting on his bold ‭ And slaught’rous spirit, now the points controll’d ‭ Of...

Ulysses

77 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Neptune ...to make a part ‭ More strong for any object? Hath your smart ‭ Been felt from Neptune, being at sea—his wrath ‭ The winds and waves exciting to your scathe? ‭ Or...

Neptune

80 Læstrigonian ...main, ‭ And quite distraction from his course again; ‭ His landing at the Læstrigonian port, ‭ Where ships and men in miserable sort ‭ Met all their spoils, his ship...

Læstrigonian

76 Pluto ...them cast it down ‭ Where refluent Oceanus doth crown ‭ His curléd head, where Pluto’s orchard is, ‭ And entrance to our after miseries. ‭ As such stern whirlwinds...

Pluto

81 polish ...one of ivory, ‭ The other horn. Those dreams, that fantasy ‭ Takes from the polish’d ivory port, delude ‭ The dreamer ever, and no truth include; ‭ Those, that...

polish

78 Euryclea ...though now much weaker, shall apply ‭ Her maiden service to your modesty. ‭ Euryclea, rise, and wash the feet of one ‭ That is of one age with your sov’reign...

Euryclea

78 Great Jove ...people. There doth Cnossus stand, ‭ That mighty city, where had most command ‭ Great Jove’s disciple, Minos, who nine years ‭ Conferr’d with Jove, both great familiars ‭...

Great Jove

81 Crete ...though still sustain. ‭ In middle of the sable sea there lies ‭ An isle call’d Crete, a ravisher of eyes, ‭ Fruitful, and mann’d with many an infinite store; ‭...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ithaca ...my ruin. All the peers ‭ Sylvan Zacynthus, and Dulichius, spheres, ‭ Samos and Ithaca, strange strifes have shown ‭ To win me, spending on me all mine own; ‭ Will...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Greek ...person, beauty, virtue too, ‭ Long since subverted, when the Ilion woe ‭ The Greek design attempted; in which went ‭ My praise and honour. In his government ‭ Had...

Greek

79 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Hippodamia ...looks since my lord was gone. ‭ But these must serve. Call hither then to me ‭ Hippodamia and Autonoé, ‭ That those our train additions may supply ‭ Our own deserts. And...

Hippodamia

81 Ulysses ...dust, and tumble here, ‭ At Wooers’ feet, for blows and broken cheer. ‭ But of Ulysses, where the Thesprots dwell, ‭ A wealthy people, Fame, he says, did tell ‭ The...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Egypt ...would have it so; ‭ To which, his mean was this: He made me go ‭ Far off, for Egypt, in the rude consort ‭ Of all-ways-wand’ring pirates, where, in port, ‭ I bade...

Egypt

80 Ilion ...the yard there lay ‭ A dog, call’d Argus, which, before his way ‭ Assum’d for Ilion, Ulysses bred, ‭ Yet stood his pleasure then in little stead, ‭ As being too...

Ilion

80 Pylos ...set quick sight ‭ On thee thus soon, when thy lov’d father’s fame ‭ As far as Pylos did thy spirit inflame, ‭ In that search ventur’d all-unknown to me. ‭ O say...

Pylos

80 Ithaca ...The men that bear ‭ Much fame for shipping, my reducers were ‭ To long-wish’d Ithaca, who each man else ‭ That greets their shore give pass to where he dwells. ‭...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...parents’ pow’rs?” ‭ He answer’d: “Stranger! The sure truth is this: ‭ I am of Ithaca; my father is ‭ (Or was) Ulysses, but austere death now ‭ Takes his state from...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Hyperesia ...soul with a prophetic fire. ‭ Who, angry with his father, took his way ‭ To Hyperesia; where, making stay, ‭ He prophesied to all men, and had there ‭ A son call’d...

Hyperesia

78 Thebes ...men, after the decease ‭ Of him that perish’d in unnatural peace ‭ At spacious Thebes. Apollo did inspire ‭ His knowing soul with a prophetic fire. ‭ Who, angry with...

Thebes

81 Aurora ...and renown’d Amphilochus. ‭ Mantius had issue Polyphidius, ‭ And Clytus, but Aurora ravish’d him, ‭ For excellence of his admiréd limb, ‭ And interested him...

Aurora

79 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Phœbus ...state ‭ Had all their health in, whom ev’n from his heart ‭ Jove lov’d, and Phœbus in the whole desert ‭ Of friendship held him; yet not bless’d so much ‭ That...

Phœbus

78 Pylos ...expence ‭ He scap’d, and drave the loud-voiced oxen thence, ‭ To breed-sheep Pylos, bringing vengeance thus ‭ Her foul demerit to great Neleüs, ‭ And to his...

Pylos

79 Pheras ...set, and obscureness stood ‭ In each man’s way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them...

Pheras

79 Greece ...will match the clay. ‭ If you will turn your course from sea, and go ‭ Through Greece and Argos (that myself may so ‭ Keep kind way with thee) I’ll join horse, and...

Greece

81 Ulysses ...distribute the meat, ‭ (To which charge was Eumæus solely set, ‭ In absence of Ulysses, by the queen ‭ And old Laertes) and this man had been ‭ Bought by Eumæus, with...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Greek ...with foam, ‭ That one not taught like them, should learn to know ‭ Their Greek roots, and from thence the groves that grow, ‭ Casting such rich shades from...

Greek

75 12.773835603628,41.945318177266,0 Pour Mars ...ever all thy fruits put out, ‭ As nourish’d by them, equal with thy fruits, ‭ Pour Mars’s iron-mines their accurs’d pursuits. ‭ So that when any earth-encroaching...

Pour Mars

80 NEPTUNE ...Aristotle, advises all philosophical students to begin ‭with that study. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Hear, pow’rful Neptune, that shak’st earth in ire, ‭ King of the great...

NEPTUNE

80 Thestorides ...the true state of a human mind. ‭[1] Homer intimated, in this his answer to Thestorides, a will to have ‭him learn the knowledge of himself, before he inquired so...

Thestorides

79 Cyllenia ...under heaven! ‭ TO MERCURY ‭ Hermes I honour, the Cyllenian Spy, ‭ King of Cyllenia, and of Arcady ‭ With flocks abounding; and the Messenger ‭ Of all th’...

Cyllenia

78 Ceres ...love, ‭ And honour equal with unequall’d Jove. ‭ TO CERES ‭ The rich-hair’d Ceres I assay to sing; ‭ A Goddess, in whose grace the natural spring ‭ Of serious...

Ceres

79 7.38961,45.31336,0 Cyprus ...pow’r. ‭ Hail, then, O Queen of well-built Salamine, ‭ And all the state that Cyprus doth confine, ‭ Inform my song with that celestial fire ‭ That in thy beauties...

Cyprus

81 32.5,37.5,0 Salamine ...That all desire keeps ever in her pow’r. ‭ Hail, then, O Queen of well-built Salamine, ‭ And all the state that Cyprus doth confine, ‭ Inform my song with that...

Salamine

80 Smyrna ...where her hounds ‭ She first uncouples, joining there her horse, ‭ Through Smyrna carried in most fiery course ‭ To grape-rich Claros; where (ill his rich...

Smyrna

77 BACCHUS ...shall my Muse for ever honour thee, ‭ And, for thy sake, thy fair posterity. ‭ BACCHUS, OR THE PIRATES ‭ Of Dionysus, noble Semele’s Son, ‭ I now intend to render...

BACCHUS

81 144.43829,-37.67268,0 Aurora ...Should be sustain’d in an eternal course.” ‭ “So did the golden-throned Aurora raise, ‭ Into her lap, another that the praise ‭ Of an immortal fashion had in...

Aurora

74 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Jupiter ...And natures so ingenuous and sincere. ‭ For which, the great-in-counsels (Jupiter) ‭ Your gold-lock’d Ganymedes did transfer ‭ (In rapture far from men’s...

Jupiter

76 Otreüs ...that appear ‭ In thy admir’d form, thy great father given ‭ High name of Otreüs; and the Spy of heaven ‭ (Immortal Mercury) th’ enforceful cause ‭ That made...

Otreüs

75 Cyprus ...amplified, ‭ The all-of-gold-made laughter-loving Dame ‭ Left odorous Cyprus, and for Troy became ‭ A swift contendress, her pass cutting all ‭ Along the...

Cyprus

72 32.5,37.5,0 Phœbus ...in forcing love, ‭ As his hand rul’d it, that from him it drove ‭ All fear of Phœbus; yet he gave him still ‭ The upper hand; and, to advance his skill ‭ To utmost...

Phœbus

80 Pylos ...and infant God. ‭ A mortal man, yet, saw him driving on ‭ His prey to Pylos. Which when he had done, ‭ And got his pass sign’d, with a sacred fire, ‭ In...

Pylos

72 Thief ...crown ‭ Of thy young rapines, bear from all the state ‭ And style of Prince Thief, into endless date.” ‭ This said, he took the infant in his arms, ‭ And with...

Thief

78 -96.18115,48.11914,0 Crissa ...now they past ‭ Peloponnesus all, and then when show’d ‭ The infinite vale of Crissa, that doth shroud ‭ All rich Morea with her liberal breast, ‭ So frank a gale...

Crissa

80 16.28592,38.66354,0 Pylos ...Of Thryus, whose stream, siding her, doth wait ‭ With safe pass on Alphæus, Pylos’ sands, ‭ And Pylian dwellers; keeping by the strands ‭ On which th’...

Pylos

78 Laconia ...ship made fly. ‭ When first they stripp’d the Malean promont’ry, ‭ Touch’d at Laconia’s soil, in which a town ‭ Their ship arriv’d at, that the sea doth crown, ‭...

Laconia

80 Dædalian ...of Jove ‭ She never touch’d at, never was her love ‭ Enflam’d to sit near his Dædalian throne, ‭ As she accustomed, to consult upon ‭ Counsels kept dark with many a...

Dædalian

80 Europe ...hecatombs, as well ‭ Those that in rich Peloponnesus dwell ‭ As those of Europe, and the isles that lie ‭ Wall’d with the sea, that all their pains apply ‭ T’...

Europe

75 27.5,42.5,0 Lelantus ...Make bright Eubœa, being of ships the grace, ‭ And fix’d thy fair stand in Lelantus’ field, ‭ That did not yet thy mind’s contentment yield ‭ To raise a fane on...

Lelantus

77 23.75,38.25,0 Mars ...aspect. ‭ Dart-dear Diana, even with Phœbus bred, ‭ Danc’d likewise there; and Mars a march did tread ‭ With that brave bevy. In whose consort fell ‭ Argicides...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...spear ‭ A huge long needle was, that could not bear ‭ The brain of any but be Mars his own ‭ Mortal invention; their heads’ arming crown ‭ Was vessel to the...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Indian ...fast ‭ From my approaches kept but in I eat; ‭ Nor cheesecakes full of finest Indian wheat, ‭ That crusty-weeds [10] wear, large as ladies’ trains; ‭ Liverings...

Indian

80 -83.92074,33.24262,0 English ...most ill. ‭ Which known, truths best choose, and retire to still. ‭ And as our English general, (whose name [1] ‭ Shall equal interest find in th’ house of fame ‭...

English

81 -86.46415,38.3345,0 Greece ...Ages and Hosts of Foes. ‭ TO THE RUINS OF TROY AND GREECE ‭ Troy rac'd, Greece wrack'd, who mourns? Ye both may boast, ‭ Else th' Iliads and Odysseys had been...

Greece

75 Pallas ...they all had won ‭ The never-fell’d, and sound-exciting, wood, ‭ Sacred to Pallas; where the god-like good ‭ Ulysses rested, and to Pallas pray’d: ‭ “Hear me, of...

Pallas

77 32.76644,26.01185,0 Gables ...to Neptune, built of curious stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and masts, men make, and polish’d oars; ‭ For the Phæacians are not...

Gables

77 -80.26838,25.72149,0 Neptune ...Whatever name ‭ Makes thee invok’d, to thee I humbly frame ‭ My flight from Neptune’s furies. Rev’rend is ‭ To all the ever-living Deities ‭ What erring man soever...

Neptune

78 Polish ...shores were crown’d ‭ With most apt succours: rocks so smooth they seem’d ‭ Polish’d of purpose; land that quite redeem’d ‭ With breathless coverts th’ others’...

Polish

78 Neptune ...take ‭ Heaps of dry chaff, and hurl them ev’ry way; ‭ So his long wood-stack Neptune strook astray ‭ Then did Ulysses mount on rib, perforce, ‭ Like to a rider of a...

Neptune

79 Phœnicia ...such as he ‭ Practis’d on others, my consent he gain’d ‭ To go into Phœnicia, where remain’d ‭ His house, and living. And with him I liv’d ‭ A cómplete...

Phœnicia

70 Ilion ...whose commended pow’r, ‭ Thou sayst, to grace the Grecian conquerour, ‭ At Ilion perish’d? Tell me. It may fall ‭ I knew some such. The great God knows, and...

Ilion

77 Sparta ...Thus having both consulted of th’ event, ‭ They parted both; and forth to Sparta went ‭ The gray-eyed Goddess, to see all things done ‭ That appertain’d to wise...

Sparta

76 22.42454,37.08149,0 Thesprotia ...for it ‭ Hath far exceeded. All this Phædon told, ‭ That doth the sceptre of Thesprotia hold, ‭ Who swore to me, in household sacrifice, ‭ The ship was launch’d, and...

Thesprotia

79 20.25,39.75,0 Neptune ...them for rape ‭ Made of his oxen, and no man let ’scape ‭ The rugged deeps of Neptune; only he, ‭ The ship’s keel only keeping, was by sea ‭ Cast on the fair...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 hind ...for flight. ‭ Which had such life in gold, that to the sight ‭ It seem’d the hind itself for ev’ry hue, ‭ The hound and all so answering the view, ‭ That all...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Epirus ...vow’d ‭ To see with all their utmost haste bestow’d ‭ Aboard a ship, and for Epirus sent ‭ To King Echetus, on whose throne was spent ‭ The worst man’s seat that...

Epirus

79 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 hind ...Whose strength of mind hath cities levelléd! ‭ As to a lion’s den, when any hind ‭ Hath brought her young calves, to their rest inclin’d, ‭ When he is ranging...

hind

78 12.44657,57.70338,0 Ithaca ...the seas ‭ Twice-twelve young gallants. From Zacynthus came ‭ Twice-ten. Of Ithaca, the best of name, ‭ Twice-six. Of all which all the state they take ‭ A sacred...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...The men that bear ‭ Much fame for shipping, my reducers were ‭ To long-wish’d Ithaca, who each man else ‭ That greets their shore give pass to where he dwells. ‭...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Eumæus ...the periods ‭ Of these designs lie in the knees of Gods. ‭ Of all loves then, Eumæus, make quick way ‭ To wise Penelopé, and to her say ‭ My safe return from Pylos...

Eumæus

80 Ithaca ...heart; ‭ When wind and water drave them quit apart ‭ Their own course, and on Ithaca they fell, ‭ And there poor me did to Laertes sell. ‭ And thus these eyes the...

Ithaca

80 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pheras ...set, and obscureness stood ‭ In each man’s way, they ended their access ‭ At Pheras, in the house of Diocles, ‭ Son to Orsilochus, Alphëus’ seed, ‭ Who gave them...

Pheras

79 Atrides ...Exhorts Ulysses’ son’s retreat, ‭ In bed, and waking. He receives ‭ Gifts of Atrides, and so leaves ‭ The Spartan court. And, going aboard, ‭ Doth favourable way...

Atrides

79 Ithaca ...When heav’n’s light took sea, [6] ‭ They fetch’d the field-works of fair Ithaca, ‭ And in the arm’d ship, with a well-wreath’d cord, ‭ They straitly bound me...

Ithaca

75 20.638399,38.44193,0 Crete ...with a northern gale, right free, and good) ‭ Amids the full stream, full on Crete. But then ‭ Jove plotted death to him and all his men, ‭ For (put off quite...

Crete

79 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Egypt ...heav’n shin’d ‭ In sacred radiance of the fifth fair day, ‭ To sweetly-water’d Egypt reach’d our way, ‭ And there we anchor’d; where I charg’d my men ‭ To stay...

Egypt

81 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Troy ...forms are in their souls impress’d. ‭ Before the sons of Greece set foot in Troy, ‭ Nine times, in chief, I did command enjoy ‭ Of men and ships against our...

Troy

78 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Cretan ...profess. ‭ Castor his name, surnam’d Hylacides. ‭ A man, in fore-times, by the Cretan state, ‭ For goods, good children, and his fortunate ‭ Success in all acts, of...

Cretan

81 14.258433,37.062775,0 Ithaca ...way-lays his innocence, ‭ That of divine Arcesius all the race ‭ May fade to Ithaca, and not the grace ‭ Of any name left to it. But leave we ‭ His state, however...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Ithaca ...eye ‭ Of his lov’d son. Come then, I’ll show thee why ‭ I call this isle thy Ithaca, to ground ‭ Thy credit on my words: This haven is own’d ‭ By th’ agéd sea-god...

Ithaca

79 20.638399,38.44193,0 Phœbus ...rejoic’d in soul ‭ To hear the Greek peers jar in terms so foul; ‭ For augur Phœbus in presage had told ‭ The King of men (desirous to unfold ‭ The war’s perplex’d...

Phœbus

79 West ...found my court, ‭ I know not, nor can tell if his resort ‭ From East or West comes; but his suit is this: ‭ That to his country-earth we would dismiss ‭ His...

West

74 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 East ...whose travels found my court, ‭ I know not, nor can tell if his resort ‭ From East or West comes; but his suit is this: ‭ That to his country-earth we would...

East

80 -15.396150046196489,64.8948606919208,0 polish ...design’d; ‭ To which Alcinous, with the sacred mind, ‭ Came first of all. On polish’d stones they sate, ‭ Near to the navy. To increase the state, ‭ Minerva took...

polish

79 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Peribœa ...here set down ‭the diagram, as Spondanus hath it. Neptune begat Nausithous of ‭Peribœa. By Nausithous, Rhexenor, Alcinous, were begot. By ‭Rhexenor, Arete, the wife...

Peribœa

81 Neptune ...once past, you win ‭ The goodly market-place (that circles in ‭ A fane to Neptune, built of curious stone, ‭ And passing ample) where munitión, ‭ Gables, and...

Neptune

76 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Earth ...issue swell’d ‭ About Apollo’s fane, and that put on ‭ A grace like thee; for Earth had never none ‭ Of all her sylvan issue so adorn’d. ‭ Into amaze my very soul...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Neptune ...I must suspect ev’n this, ‭ Lest any other of the Deities ‭ Add sleight to Neptune’s force, to counsel me ‭ To leave my vessel, and so far off see ‭ The shore I...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Troy ...death. ‭ Thrice four times blest were they that sunk beneath ‭ Their fates at Troy, and did to nought contend ‭ But to renown Atrides with their end! ‭ I would to...

Troy

80 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Neptune ...figure yield, ‭ And look’d from off the dark seas like a shield. ‭ Imperious Neptune, making his retreat ‭ From th’ Æthiopian earth, and taking seat ‭ Upon the...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ulysses ...And from whom flowers th’ eternal pow’r of things. ‭ Then Pallas, mindful of Ulysses, told ‭ The many cares that in Calypso’s hold ‭ He still sustain’d, when he had...

Ulysses

79 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Neptune ...Commanding her to clear the ways ‭ Ulysses sought; and she obeys. ‭ When Neptune saw Ulysses free, ‭ And so in safety plough the sea, ‭ Enrag’d, he ruffles up...

Neptune

75 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pylos ...Does any friend here know, ‭ When this Telemachus returns, or no, ‭ From sandy Pylos? He made bold to take ‭ My ship with him; of which, I now should make ‭ Fit use...

Pylos

81 Ithaca ...I may bear and save ‭ For your sake ever. Horse, I list not have, ‭ To keep in Ithaca, but leave them here, ‭ To your soil’s dainties, where the broad fields bear ‭...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 hind ...free, ‭ And then demand, which heav’n-born it may be ‭ That so afflicts you, hind’ring your retreat, ‭ And free sea-passage to your native seat.’ ‭ This said...

hind

79 12.44657,57.70338,0 Ægypt ...I’ll all impart, ‭ Nor hide one word from thy sollicitous heart. ‭ I was in Ægypt, where a mighty time ‭ The Gods detain’d me, though my natural clime ‭ I never...

Ægypt

78 Phœnicia ...till th’ eighth year, ‭ Had never stay, but wander’d far and near, ‭ Cyprus, Phœnicia, and Sidonia, ‭ And fetch’d the far-off Æthiopia, ‭ Reach’d the Erembi of...

Phœnicia

79 Jupiter ...amber, silver, ivory, round ‭ Is wrought about it. Out of doubt, the hall ‭ Of Jupiter Olympius hath of all ‭ This state the like. How many infinites ‭ Take up to...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 polish ...into which might run ‭ The water as they wash’d. Then set she near ‭ A polish’d table, on which all the cheer ‭ The present could afford a rev’rend dame, ‭...

polish

73 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Ever-Blest ...now ‭ The sacrifices’ tongues, mix wines, and vow ‭ To Neptune, and the other Ever-Blest, ‭ That, having sacrific’d, we may to rest. ‭ The fit hour runs now, light...

Ever-Blest

80 Crete ...Pœan’s famous seed; ‭ And safe Idomenæus his men led ‭ To his home, Crete, who fled the arméd field, ‭ Of whom yet none the sea from him withheld. ‭...

Crete

70 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Minerva ...neither just nor wise, ‭ And therefore many felt so sharp a fate, ‭ Sent from Minerva’s most pernicious hate; ‭ Whose mighty Father can do fearful things. ‭ By whose...

Minerva

80 -81.10538,40.72978,0 Ithaca ...And then amongst the clouds they might descry ‭ The hill, that far-seen Ithaca calls her Eye, ‭ Dulichius, Samos, and, with timber graced, ‭ Shady Zacynthus...

Ithaca

74 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pylos ...Of Thryus, whose stream, siding her, doth wait ‭ With safe pass on Alphæus, Pylos’ sands, ‭ And Pylian dwellers; keeping by the strands ‭ On which th’...

Pylos

78 Europe ...hecatombs, as well ‭ Those that in rich Peloponnesus dwell ‭ As those of Europe, and the isles that lie ‭ Wall’d with the sea, that all their pains apply ‭ T’...

Europe

75 27.5,42.5,0 West ...under the-with-snow-still-crown’d ‭ Parnassus, reach’d, whose face affects the West; ‭ Above which hangs a rock, that still seems prest ‭ To fall upon it, through...

West

81 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 Crissa ...thou all speed didst make ‭ Up to the tops intended, and the ground ‭ Of Crissa, under the-with-snow-still-crown’d ‭ Parnassus, reach’d, whose face affects the...

Crissa

75 16.28592,38.66354,0 Peloponnesus ...ever offer to my love ‭ Whole hecatombs; even all the men that move ‭ In rich Peloponnesus, and all those ‭ Of Europe, and the isles the seas enclose, ‭ Whom future...

Peloponnesus

80 22.312752688461543,37.25289777692308,0 Neptune ...it stood ‭ Fit for thy service) thou putt’st on remove ‭ To green Onchestus, Neptune’s glorious grove, ‭ Where new-tam’d horse, bred, nourish nerves so rare ‭ That...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Earth ...to sustain ‭ A mighty empire over Gods and men, ‭ Upon the holy-gift-giver the Earth. ‭ And bitterly I fear that, when his birth ‭ Gives him the sight of my so...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Phœbus ...rich inhabitants ‭ Careless of Deity. If thou then shouldst rear ‭ A fane to Phœbus, all men would confer ‭ Whole hecatombs of beeves for sacrifice, ‭ Still...

Phœbus

79 Mars ...still, and all addression make, ‭ Despatching Pallas, with tumultuous Mars, ‭ Down to the field, to make him leave the wars, ‭ How potently soever he be...

Mars

72 4.227204,51.993206,0 Despatching Pallas ...all along the lake. ‭ Come therefore still, and all addression make, ‭ Despatching Pallas, with tumultuous Mars, ‭ Down to the field, to make him leave the wars, ‭ How...

Despatching Pallas

73 Polyphon ...slew, ‭ His heart through-thrusting. Then Artophagus [28] threw ‭ His lance at Polyphon, [29] and struck him quite ‭ Through his mid-belly; down he fell upright, ‭ And...

Polyphon

81 Iliads ...not only Prime of Poets, but Philosophers, had written ‭his two great poems of Iliads and Odysses; which (for their first ‭lights born before all learning) were...

Iliads

81 Neptune ...As in Earth’s flaming walls, Heaven's sevenfold Car, ‭ From all the wilds of Neptune’s wat’ry sphere, ‭ For ever guards the Erymanthian bear. ‭ Since then your...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Earth ...this Poet’s wreath, ‭ Shall keep it ever, Poesy’s steepest star, ‭ As in Earth’s flaming walls, Heaven's sevenfold Car, ‭ From all the wilds of Neptune’s...

Earth

75 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Pylos ...bred ‭ His hand hath slaughter’d. Go we then (before ‭ His ’scape to Pylos, or the Elians’ shore, ‭ Where rule the Epeans) ’gainst his horrid hand; ‭ For...

Pylos

71 Pylos ...guest, ‭ Ragg’d as a beggar in that life profest. ‭ At length Telemachus left Pylos’ sand, ‭ And with a ship fetch’d soon his native land, ‭ When yet not home he...

Pylos

80 Ilion ...I was once your guest, ‭ When I and Menelaus had profest ‭ First arms for Ilion, and were come ashore ‭ On Ithaca, with purpose to implore ‭ Ulysses’ aid, that...

Ilion

76 Ilion ...thy issue’s shame.” ‭ “O Thetis’ son,” said he, “the vital flame ‭ Extinct at Ilion, far from th’ Argive fields, ‭ The style of Blessed to thy virtue yields. ‭...

Ilion

80 Læstrigonian ...main, ‭ And quite distraction from his course again; ‭ His landing at the Læstrigonian port, ‭ Where ships and men in miserable sort ‭ Met all their spoils, his ship...

Læstrigonian

76 polish ...last afford ‭ The varied ornament, which show’d no want ‭ Of silver, gold, and polish’d elephant. ‭ An ox-hide dyed in purple then I threw ‭ Above the cords. And...

polish

81 19.404382772547915,52.12259403291701,0 Earth ...strangely. Who is it can move ‭ My bed out of his place? It shall oppress ‭ Earth’s greatest understander; and, unless ‭ Ev’n God himself come, that can eas’ly...

Earth

78 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Ulysses ...th’ other two. ‭ “At whom,” said he, “discharge no darts, but throw ‭ All at Ulysses, rousing his faint rest; ‭ Whom if we slaughter, by our interest ‭ In Jove’s...

Ulysses

79 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Epirus ...Achaian earth exceeds, ‭ As sacred Pylos, as the Argive breeds, ‭ As black Epirus, as Mycena’s birth, ‭ And as the more fam’d Ithacensian earth, ‭ All which...

Epirus

77 20.590387322222224,39.577073022222216,0 Sidon ...About me laid them, while upon the sand ‭ Sleep bound my senses; and for Sidon they ‭ (Put off from hence) made sail, while here I lay, ‭ Left sad alone.” The...

Sidon

75 35.37564,33.55993,0 Crete ...crafty mind, ‭ Which thus his words show’d: “I have far at sea, ‭ In spacious Crete, heard speak of Ithaca, ‭ Of which myself, it seems, now reach the shore, ‭...

Crete

80 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Ithaca ...first doth call ‭ The early morning out, advanc’d her head, ‭ Then near to Ithaca the billow-bred ‭ Phræcian ship approach’d. There is a port, ‭ That th’ aged...

Ithaca

77 20.638399,38.44193,0 West ...cast ‭ About it and the keel, and so sat tost ‭ With baneful weather, till the West had lost ‭ His stormy tyranny. And then arose ‭ The South, that bred me more...

West

81 -21.706287643780712,64.84520612000266,0 West Came Zephyr ...the sea it darken’d. Yet from wrack ‭ She ran a good free time, till from the West ‭ Came Zephyr ruffling forth, and put his breast ‭ Out in a singing tempest, so most vast ‭...

West Came Zephyr

80 Thebes ...addicted. ‭[5] Amphiaraus was her husband, whom she betrayed to his ruin at ‭Thebes, for gold taken of Adrastus her brother. ‭[6] Venustè et salsè dictum. ‭[7]...

Thebes

80 23.255096,38.318092,0 Pluto ...sceptre; and to him did plead ‭ A sort of others, set about his throne, ‭ In Pluto’s wide-door’d house; when straight came on ‭ Mighty Orion, who was hunting...

Pluto

79 Greece ...high a head so soon ‭ The base earth cover’d, Ajax, that of all ‭ The host of Greece had person capital, ‭ And acts as eminent, excepting his ‭ Whose arms those...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Mars ...Which he (though sought) miss’d in war’s closest wage. ‭ In close fights Mars doth never fight, but rage.’ ‭ This made the soul of swift Achilles tread ‭ A...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...your worthy friends, were none ‭ Objected to your eyes that consorts were ‭ To Ilion with you, and serv’d destiny there? ‭ This night is passing long, unmeasur’d...

Ilion

81 Pluto ...honour’d gold more than she lov’d her spouse. [5] ‭ But, all th’ heroesses in Pluto’s house ‭ That then encounter’d me, exceeds my might ‭ To name or number, and...

Pluto

80 Crete ...Ariadne, to the off’ring came. ‭ Whom whilome Theseus made his prise from Crete, ‭ That Athens’ sacred soil might kiss her feet, ‭ But never could obtain her...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Pluto ...for the heavy fate ‭ The Gods laid on him. She made violent flight ‭ To Pluto’s dark house from the loathéd light, ‭ Beneath a steep beam strangled with a...

Pluto

74 Neptune ...Antiope, ‭ Asopus’ daughter, who (as much as she ‭ Boasted attraction of great Neptune’s love) ‭ Boasted to slumber in the arms of Jove, ‭ And two sons likewise at...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pylos ...Iolcus held his throne, ‭ Wealthy in cattle; th’ other royal son ‭ Rul’d sandy Pylos. To these issue more ‭ This queen of women to her husband bore, ‭ Æson, and...

Pylos

81 Neptune ...neck? ‭ There fix that wan thy oar, and that shore deck ‭ With sacred rites to Neptune; slaughter there ‭ A ram, a bull, and (who for strength doth bear ‭ The name of...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Unsown ...earth, nor use a plow, ‭ But trust in God for all things; and their earth, ‭ Unsown, unplow’d, gives ev’ry offspring birth ‭ That other lands have; wheat, and...

Unsown

79 Ilion ...thence may rise ‭ A poem to instruct posterities. ‭ Fell any kinsman before Ilion? ‭ Some worthy sire-in-law, or like-near son, ‭ Whom next our own blood and...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...and there vanquish’d quite, ‭ In little time, by great Minerva’s aid, ‭ All Ilion’s remnant, and Troy level laid. ‭ This the divine expressor did so give ‭ Both...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...Troy’s vast market place the horse did hide, ‭ From whence the Trojans up to Ilion drew ‭ The dreadful engine. Where sat all arew ‭ Their kings about it; many...

Ilion

79 Greece ...of Troy affects. ‭ For I have heard you, since my coming, sing ‭ The fate of Greece to an admiréd string. ‭ How much our suff’rance was, how much we wrought, ‭ How...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Thrace ...Which said, he loos’d them. Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For Cyprus was, and took her Paphian state, ‭ Where she a...

Thrace

76 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Mars ...“Your word, so giv’n, I must accept,” said he. ‭ Which said, he loos’d them. Mars then rush’d from sky, ‭ And stoop’d cold Thrace. The laughing Deity ‭ For...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Lemnos ...Sire. ‭ Mars enter’d, wrung her hand, and the retire ‭ Her husband made to Lemnos told, and said; ‭ “Now, love, is Vulcan gone, let us to bed, ‭ He’s for the...

Lemnos

77 25.25,39.916667,0 Laodamas ...now, [3] ‭ And men, and all things.” “Why,” said he, “dost thou ‭ Mock me, Laodamas, and these strifes bind ‭ My pow’rs to answer? I am more inclin’d ‭ To cares...

Laodamas

77 Eretmeus ...Acroneus, and Ocyalus, ‭ Elatreus, Prymneus, and Anchialus, [2] ‭ Nauteus, Eretmeus, Thoen, Proreüs, ‭ Pontëus, and the strong Amphialus ‭ Son to Tectonides...

Eretmeus

77 Ilion ...threw them to his son, To make him shun them. He now stood without steep Ilion, Thirsting the combat; and to him thus miserably cried The kind old king...

Ilion

77 Ilion ...but puts my chase before Their utter conquest? They are all now hous'd in Ilion, While thou hunt'st me. What wishest thou? My blood will never run On thy...

Ilion

78 Ilion ...be routed, and, my feet affording further length, Pass all these fields of Ilion, till Ida's sylvan strength And steep heights shroud me, and at even refresh...

Ilion

79 Mars ...shunning charge of me; and no less impotent Be all their aids, than hers to Mars. So short work would be made In our depopulating Troy, this hardiest to...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...with her hard hand her soft breast, a blow that overthrew Both her and Mars; and there both lay together in broad field. When thus she triumph'd: "So lie...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Mars ...mischief." Thus she turn'd her blue eyes, when love's Queen The hand of Mars took, and from earth rais'd him with thick-drawn breath, His spirits not...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...furies then, who for these aids of thine, (Ever afforded perjur'd Troy, Greece ever left) takes spleen, And vows thee mischief." Thus she turn'd her blue...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...assuage, Gulf-fed Scamander, my free wrath? I'll never leave pursu'd Proud Ilion's slaughters, till this hand in her fill'd walls conclude Her flying...

Ilion

81 Æacus ...to Æacides: "Past all, pow'r feeds thy will, Thou great grandchild of Æacus, and, past all, th' art in ill, And Gods themselves confederates, and Jove...

Æacus

74 Lemnos ...again. This man Fate makes eschew Her own steel fingers. He was sold in Lemnos, and the deep Of all seas 'twixt this Troy, and that (that many a man doth...

Lemnos

76 25.25,39.916667,0 Hyda ...Otrynteüs. Beneath the snowy hill Of Tmolus, in the wealthy town of Hyda, at his will Were many able men at arms. He, rushing in, took full Pelides'...

Hyda

72 Anchisiades ...brass, One, that was centre-plate, of gold; and that forbad the pass Of Anchisiades's lance. Then sent Achilles forth His lance, that through the first fold...

Anchisiades

84 Neptune ...the whale, that drave him from the shore To th' ample field. There Neptune sat, and all the Gods that bore The Greeks good meaning, casting all thick...

Neptune

75 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Hercules ...flying under-strifes." This said, the black-hair'd God Led to the tow'r of Hercules, built circular and high By Pallas and the Ilians, for fit security To...

Hercules

79 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Neptune ...to men, And manifest their proper forms, are passing dreadful then." Neptune replied: "Saturnia, at no time let your care Exceed your reason; 'tis not...

Neptune

75 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Asian ...me, for these ears heard her cry: 'Kill, kill the seed of Ilion, kill th' Asian Lelegi.' Mere man then must not fight with him that still hath Gods to...

Asian

78 Mars ...joining. Thus array'd 'Gainst Neptune, Phœbus with wing'd shafts; 'gainst Mars, the blue-ey'd Maid; 'Gainst Juno, Phœbe, whose white hands bore singing...

Mars

78 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...fray'd, And leap'd affrighted from his throne, cried out, lest over him Neptune should rend in two the earth, and so his house, so dim, So loathsome, filthy...

Neptune

84 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Neptune ...The Gods' King in abhorréd claps his thunder rattled out. Beneath them Neptune toss'd the earth; the mountains round about Bow'd with affright and shook...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...wall, And sometimes on the bellowing shore. On th' other side, the call Of Mars to fight was terrible, he cried out like a storm, Set on the city's...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Neptune ...Gods descend To aid on both parts. For the Greeks contend Juno, Minerva, Neptune, Mulciber, And Mercury. The Deities that prefer The Trojan part are Phœbus...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Mars ...the laborious wars. To all these came two halting kings, true servitors of Mars, Tydides and wise Ithacus, both leaning on their spears, Their wounds still...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Earth ...shew (Directed with a knowing mind) a rare variety; For in it he presented Earth; in it the Sea and Sky; In it the never-wearied Sun, the Moon exactly round...

Earth

81 -102.41075,34.23314,0 Eurynome ...Would have me made away; and then, had I been much distress'd Had Thetis and Eurynome in either's silver breast Not rescu'd me; Eurynome that to her father had...

Eurynome

81 Ilion ...from me, And round about thy honour'd corse, these dames of Dardanie, And Ilion, with the ample breasts (whom our long spears and pow'rs And labours...

Ilion

80 Pheris ...The ample heav’n began to be, ‭ All house-rites to afford them free, ‭ In Pheris, Diocles did please, ‭ His surname Ortilochides. ‭ ANOTHER ARGUMENT ‭ Γἀμμα. ‭...

Pheris

76 Pallas ...cables; and with well-wreath’d halsers hoise ‭ Their white sails, which grey Pallas now employs ‭ With full and fore-gales through the dark deep main. ‭ The purple...

Pallas

79 32.76644,26.01185,0 Egyptian ...His name was Antiphus, And this old man, ‭ This crookéd-grown, this wise Egyptian, ‭ Had three sons more; of which one riotous ‭ A wooer was, and call’d...

Egyptian

75 31.0,27.55,0 Ione ...to manly life, and ‭have their information immediately from Jove (as Plato in Ione ‭witnesseth); the word deduced from ἅλφα, which is taken for ‭him qui primas...

Ione

80 -120.93272,38.35269,0 Ulysses ...remisso rem aliquam gerit; ‭which being the effect of Calypso’s sweet words in Ulysses, is here ‭applied passively to his own sufferance of their operation. ‭[7]...

Ulysses

81 -101.35517,37.58141,0 Ithaca ...stay our lov’d Ulysses still, ‭ But suffer his return; and then will I ‭ To Ithaca, to make his son apply ‭ His sire’s inquest the more; infusing force ‭ Into his...

Ithaca

78 20.638399,38.44193,0 Neptune ...divine increase ‭ Of Phorcys’ seed, a great God of the seas. ‭ She mix’d with Neptune in his hollow caves, ‭ And bore this Cyclop to that God of waves. ‭ For whose...

Neptune

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ithaca ...lord and spouse. ‭ And when the Gods had destin’d that his house, ‭ Which Ithaca on her rough bosom bears, ‭ (The point of time wrought out by ambient years) ‭...

Ithaca

76 20.638399,38.44193,0 Pylos ...the womb ‭ That bore great Homer, whom Fame freed from tomb; ‭ Argos, Chios, Pylos, Smyrna, Colophone, ‭ The learn’d Athenian, and Ulyssean throne. ‭ ANOTHER ‭...

Pylos

79 ETC. ...HONOURED, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARL OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAIN, ETC. I have adventured, right noble Earl, out of my utmost and ever-vowed service...

ETC.

79 SOMERSET ...THE MOST WORTHILY HONOURED, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARL OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAIN, ETC. I have adventured, right noble Earl, out of my utmost...

SOMERSET

69 -84.60411,37.09202,0 Phthia ...you. Six sons he hath, and me a seventh; and all those six live now In Phthia, since, all casting lots, my chance did only fall To follow hither. Now for...

Phthia

77 22.6337672,38.8678937,0 Iliads ...of Nestor's humour, not so much being to be plainly observed in all these Iliads as in this book. [10] Note the sharpness of wit in our Homer; if where you...

Iliads

80 Greece ...a round cup. Both which he thus proclaims: "Atrides and all friends of Greece, two men, for these two games, I bid stand forth. Who best can strike, with...

Greece

75 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Ilion ...fix'd; and to such fate Ev'n thou, O god-like man, art mark'd; the deadly Ilion gate Must entertain thy death. O then, I charge thee now, take care That...

Ilion

78 Phœbus ...equal fates Will give me of thee for this rage, when in the Scæan gates Phœbus and Paris meet with thee." Thus death's hand clos'd his eyes, His soul...

Phœbus

78 Minerva ...shield; but our strong walls shield him, and this deceit Flows from Minerva. Now, O now, ill death comes, no more flight, No more recovery. O Jove, this...

Minerva

76 -81.10538,40.72978,0 NEPTUNE ...Aristotle, advises all philosophical students to begin ‭with that study. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Hear, pow’rful Neptune, that shak’st earth in ire, ‭ King of the great...

NEPTUNE

80 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Phriconia ...to me. Which, in the force ‭ Of far-past time, the breakers of wild horse, ‭ Phriconia’s noble nation, girt with tow’rs; ‭ Whose youth in fight put on with fiery...

Phriconia

79 Smyrna ...mother’s knees he gave me, ‭ In delicate and curious nursery; ‭ Æolian Smyrna, seated near the sea, ‭ (Of glorious empire, and whose bright sides ‭ Sacred...

Smyrna

73 -86.5186,35.98284,0 Earth ...Whom ox-ey’d Euryphaëssa gave birth ‭ To the bright Seed of starry Heaven and Earth. ‭ For the far-fam’d Hyperion took to wife ‭ His sister Euryphaëssa, that...

Earth

80 -102.41075,34.23314,0 NEPTUNE Neptune ...then, shall my song still supply, ‭ And so salutes thee King of Poesy. ‭ TO NEPTUNE ‭ Neptune, the mighty marine God, I sing, ‭ Earth’s mover, and the fruitless ocean’s...

NEPTUNE Neptune

78 -74.02792,40.20011,0 rus ...beams let fly ‭ Through all their thickest tapistries. And then ‭ (When Hesp’rus calls to fold the flocks of men) ‭ From the green clossets of his loftiest...

rus

79 -3.46254,38.04759,0 Atlas ...value to their store; ‭ Whom to Saturnius bashful Maia bore, ‭ Daughter of Atlas, and did therefore fly ‭ Of all th’ Immortals the society, ‭ To that dark cave...

Atlas

77 -7.9149035,31.0597925,0 Ceres ...love, ‭ And honour equal with unequall’d Jove. ‭ TO CERES ‭ The rich-hair’d Ceres I assay to sing; ‭ A Goddess, in whose grace the natural spring ‭ Of serious...

Ceres

79 7.38961,45.31336,0 CERES ...Olympus all the Blessed love, ‭ And honour equal with unequall’d Jove. ‭ TO CERES ‭ The rich-hair’d Ceres I assay to sing; ‭ A Goddess, in whose grace the...

CERES

78 7.38961,45.31336,0 Cyprus ...pow’r. ‭ Hail, then, O Queen of well-built Salamine, ‭ And all the state that Cyprus doth confine, ‭ Inform my song with that celestial fire ‭ That in thy beauties...

Cyprus

81 32.5,37.5,0 Salamine ...That all desire keeps ever in her pow’r. ‭ Hail, then, O Queen of well-built Salamine, ‭ And all the state that Cyprus doth confine, ‭ Inform my song with that...

Salamine

80 Cyprus ...fir’d ‭ With this opinion, that they should arrive ‭ In Ægypt straight, or Cyprus, or where live ‭ Men whose brave breaths above the north wind blow; ‭ Yea, and...

Cyprus

77 32.5,37.5,0 BACCHUS ...shall my Muse for ever honour thee, ‭ And, for thy sake, thy fair posterity. ‭ BACCHUS, OR THE PIRATES ‭ Of Dionysus, noble Semele’s Son, ‭ I now intend to render...

BACCHUS

81 144.43829,-37.67268,0 Jupiter ...And natures so ingenuous and sincere. ‭ For which, the great-in-counsels (Jupiter) ‭ Your gold-lock’d Ganymedes did transfer ‭ (In rapture far from men’s...

Jupiter

76 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Otreüs ...that appear ‭ In thy admir’d form, thy great father given ‭ High name of Otreüs; and the Spy of heaven ‭ (Immortal Mercury) th’ enforceful cause ‭ That made...

Otreüs

75 Pylos ...and infant God. ‭ A mortal man, yet, saw him driving on ‭ His prey to Pylos. Which when he had done, ‭ And got his pass sign’d, with a sacred fire, ‭ In...

Pylos

72 Pieria ...from the vine the briar, ‭ For certain oxen I come here t’ inquire ‭ Out of Pieria; females all, and rear’d ‭ All with horns wreath’d, unlike the common herd; ‭ A...

Pieria

78 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Ocean ...Maia of majestic fashion. ‭ And now the air-begot Aurora rose ‭ From out the Ocean great-in-ebbs-and-flows, ‭ When, at the never-shorn pure-and-fair grove ‭...

Ocean

79 -75.08491,38.3365,0 Pythos ...as he a search, ‭ And overtake him with a greater lurch; ‭ For I can post to Pythos, and break through ‭ His huge house there, where harbours wealth enough, ‭ Most...

Pythos

79 Mars ...wings, my spirit shall force my limb To stand his worst, and give or take. Mars is our common lord, And the desirous swordsman's life he ever puts to...

Mars

79 4.227204,51.993206,0 Troy ...the charge) the Trojans started back. Twelve men, of greatest strength in Troy, left with their lives exhal'd Their chariots and their darts, to death...

Troy

78 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Ianesse ...and with her Agave grac'd the cave, Nemertes, Mæra, followéd, Melita, Ianesse, With Ianira, and the rest of those Nereides That in the deep seas make...

Ianesse

74 Chaste Galatea ...and curl'd Dexamene, Pherusa, Doris, and with these the smooth Amphinome, Chaste Galatea so renown'd, and Callianira, came, With Doto and Orythia, to cheer the...

Chaste Galatea

80 Limnoria ...and calm Amphithoe, Thalia, Thoa, Panope, and swift Dynamene, Actæa, and Limnoria, and Halia the fair Fam'd for the beauty of her eyes, Amathia for her hair...

Limnoria

79 Ilion ...all Troy were laid upon; So like those torrents roar'd they back to windy Ilion; And so like tempests blew the horse with ravishing back again Those hot...

Ilion

78 Acamas ...eyes possess'd. Idomenæus his stern dart at Erymas address'd, As, like to Acamas, he fled; it cut the sundry bones Beneath his brain, betwixt his neck, and...

Acamas

80 Erymas ...left his limbs, and night his eyes possess'd. Idomenæus his stern dart at Erymas address'd, As, like to Acamas, he fled; it cut the sundry bones Beneath his...

Erymas

78 Laerces ...The fourth charge, aged Phœnix had. The fifth, Alcimedon, Son of Laerces, and much fam'd. All these digested thus In fit place by the mighty son of...

Laerces

71 Ithaca ...Agelaus! For I swear ‭ By all my father’s sorrows, who doth err ‭ Far off from Ithaca, or rests in death, ‭ I am so far from spending but my breath ‭ To make my...

Ithaca

81 20.638399,38.44193,0 Thebes ..."Thou dost know. Why should I things known again inform? We march'd to Thebes, the sacred town of king Eëtion, Sack'd it, and brought to fleet the spoil...

Thebes

75 23.255096,38.318092,0 Pylos ...being call'd to the renown Of their societies, by their suits, from Pylos far, to fight In th' Apian kingdom; and I fought, to a degree of might That...

Pylos

72 Jove ...forc'd his broad sword up; and up to heav'n did re-ascend Minerva, who, in Jove's high roof that bears the rough shield, took Her place with other deities...

Jove

79 Peleüs ...thine; or thine, wise Ithacus; Or thine, thou terriblest of men, thou son of Peleüs, Which fittest were, that thou might'st see these holy acts perform'd...

Peleüs

81 Greece ...Jove's belov'd, (to whom performing vows, O Calchas, for the state of Greece, thy spirit prophetic shows Skills that direct us) not a man of all these...

Greece

74 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Phœbus ...unvalu'd price, his daughter's liberty; The golden sceptre and the crown of Phœbus in his hands Proposing; and made suit to all, but most to the commands Of...

Phœbus

80 Theætetus ...et divinissimum; in Phædone, θει̑ον ποιητὴν, divinum Poetam; and in Theætetus, Socrates citing divers of the most wise and learned for confirmation of his...

Theætetus

70 Smyrna ...came into a place called Ægina, and there was taken of thieves, and brought to Smyrna, to Mæon king of the Lydians, who for her beauty married her. After which, she...

Smyrna

81 -86.5186,35.98284,0 Valla ...her his wife or servant; scoptically or scornfully speaking it; which both Valla, Eobanus, and all other interpreters (but these ad verbum) have utterly missed...

Valla

77 16.38333,59.01667,0 Paradise ...your states do with your states increase, And though ye dream ye feast in Paradise, Yet reason's daylight shews ye at your meat Asses at thistles, bleeding...

Paradise

80 -115.14666,36.09719,0 England ...divine. Then end their strife and love him, thus receiv'd, As born in England; see him over-shine All other-country poets; and trust this, That...

England

78 Wash ...with prejudicacies too profane, Pass Homer in your other poets' slights, Wash here. In this porch to his num'rous fane, Hear ancient oracles speak, and...

Wash

81 87.31667,38.7,0 Asian ...to rule his will; And would affirm that Homer's poesy Did more advance his Asian victory, Than all his armies. O! 'tis wond'rous much, Though nothing...

Asian

81 Mars ...burn the fleet, that of itself was hot enough before. But now he far'd like Mars himself, so brandishing his lance As, through the deep shades of a wood, a...

Mars

80 4.227204,51.993206,0 Dolops ...arms, to wear against the foe, And now they sav'd his son from death. At Dolops, Meges threw A spear well-pil'd, that strook his casque full in the height...

Dolops

81 Jupiter ...Dispos'd betwixt us; ev'ry one his kingdom; I the seas, Pluto the black lot, Jupiter the principalities Of broad heav'n, all the sky and clouds, was sorted out...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Bewraying ...ye banquet here." Thus took she place, displeasedly; the feast in general Bewraying privy spleens at Jove; and then, to colour all, She laugh'd, but merely from...

Bewraying

80 Promachus ...kind parents, that their roofs their tears may overrun; For so the house of Promachus, and Alegenor's son, Must with his wife's eyes overflow, she never seeing...

Promachus

80 Neptune ...till Jove was tam'd withal. Mean space flew Somnus to the ships, found Neptune out, and said: "Now cheerfully assist the Greeks; and give them glorious...

Neptune

79 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Jupiter ...tripp'd apace, Up to the top of Gargarus, and show'd her heav'nly face To Jupiter, who saw, and lov'd, and with as hot a fire, Being curious in her tempting...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Lemnos ...From Athos then she fell, Pass'd all the broad sea, and arriv'd in Lemnos, at the tow'rs Of godlike Thoas, where she met the Prince of all men's...

Lemnos

71 25.25,39.916667,0 Emathia ...court flew. Saturnia, straight stooping from heav'n's height, Pieria and Emathia, those countries of delight, Soon reach'd, and to the snowy mounts, where...

Emathia

81 22.25,40.75,0 Pieria ...To Jove's court flew. Saturnia, straight stooping from heav'n's height, Pieria and Emathia, those countries of delight, Soon reach'd, and to the snowy...

Pieria

82 22.424792491340284,40.13002811595563,0 Palmus ...made good the place About renown'd Polydamas, and god-like Polypæt, Palmus, Ascanius, Morus that Hippotion did beget, And from Ascania's wealthy fields...

Palmus

78 Athens ...rushing in; and yet could not prevail To his repulse, though choicest men of Athens there made head; Amongst whom was Menestheus chief, whom Phidias followéd...

Athens

81 -82.10126,39.32924,0 Merion ...and cast on ev'ry side a glance, Lest any his dear sides should dart. But Merion, as he fled, Sent after him a brazen lance, that ran his eager head Through...

Merion

78 Deiphobus ...The greatness of it, and the king, now quitting the brag fit Of glory in Deiphobus, thus terribly exclaim'd: "Deiphobus, now may we think that we are ev'nly...

Deiphobus

79 Hypsenor ...from him that wing'd it, his strong hand still drave it mortally On Prince Hypsenor; it did pierce his liver, underneath The veins it passeth; his shrunk knees...

Hypsenor

81 Crete ...might therefore be dissolv'd. Then, though a half-grey man he were, Crete's sov'reign did excite The Greeks to blows, and flew upon the Trojans, ev'n...

Crete

76 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Jupiter ...at his brother Jove. Yet both one Goddess form'd, And one soil bred, but Jupiter precedence took in birth, And had more knowledge; for which cause, the other...

Jupiter

77 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Ilion ...of his mother-queen, great Goddess of the seas, He would not let proud Ilion see the Grecians quite destroy'd, And therefore from the hoary deep he...

Ilion

75 Meriones ...feel we this hot foe, or make him feel our force." This order'd, swift Meriones went, and forewent his king, Till both arriv'd where one enjoin'd. When, in...

Meriones

75 Thrace ...And is of such strength that in war the frighter he affrights, When, out of Thrace, they both take arms against th' Ephyran bands, Or 'gainst the great-soul'd...

Thrace

82 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Mars ...most careful of the wars, Idomenëus, And such two, in field, as harmful Mars, And Terror, his belovéd son, that without terror fights, And is of such...

Mars

76 4.227204,51.993206,0 Jupiter ...chalky Oloössone, were led by Polypœte, The issue of Pirithous, the son of Jupiter. Him the Athenian Theseus' friend Hippodamy did bear, When he the bristled...

Jupiter

79 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Bœbe ...did take. But those that did in Pheres dwell, at the Bœbeian lake, In Bœbe, and in Glaphyra, Iaolcus builded fair, In thrice-six ships to Pergamus did...

Bœbe

76 Alopé ...Now will I sing the sackful troops Pelasgian Argos held, That in deep Alus, Alopé, and soft Trechina dwell'd, In Phthia, and in Hellade where live the lovely...

Alopé

82 Hercules ...these, in battle unappall'd; Whom fair Astyoche brought forth, by force of Hercules, Led out of Ephyr with his hand, from river Selleës, When many towns of...

Hercules

79 -122.28858,38.01714,0 Pleuron ...Thoas, Andremon's well-spoke son, did guide th' Ætolians well, Those that in Pleuron, Olenon, and strong Pylene dwell, Great Chalcis, that by sea-side stands, and...

Pleuron

81 21.40886806850941,38.41373336761354,0 Hermin ...To pass the gulfy purple sea, that did no sea rites know. They, who in Hermin, Buphrasis, and Elis, did remain, What Olen's cliffs, Alisius, and Myrsin did...

Hermin

77 Stymphalus ...And strong Enispe, that for height is ever weather-blown, Tegea, and in Stymphalus, Parrhasia strongly wall'd, All these Alcæus' son to field (king Agapenor)...

Stymphalus

78 22.45931,37.85932,0 Thrace ...Where all the Muses, opposite, in strife of poesy, To ancient Thamyris of Thrace, did use him cruelly, (He coming from Eurytus' court, the wise Œchalian...

Thrace

80 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Amphigen ...In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and little Pteleon, The town where all the Iliots dwelt, and famous Doreon...

Amphigen

76 Cyparisscus ...Arene the fair, In Thryon, near Alpheus' flood, and Aepy full of air, In Cyparisscus, Amphigen, and little Pteleon, The town where all the Iliots dwelt, and...

Cyparisscus

79 Neptune ...and Augia's grounds, strong Laa, Oetylon, Amyclas, Helos' harbour-town, that Neptune beats upon, All these did Menelaus lead (his brother, that in cries Of war...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Sparta ...Who did in Lacedæmon's rule th' unmeasur'd concave hold, High Pharis, Sparta, Messe's tow'rs, for doves so much extoll'd, Bryseia's and Augia's grounds...

Sparta

76 22.42454,37.08149,0 Hennion ...did combine. Who did in fruitful Argos dwell, or strong Tiryntha keep, Hennion, or in Asinen whose bosom is so deep, Trœzena, Eïon, Epidaure where Bacchus...

Hennion

81 Charistus ...bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's highly-seated town, Charistus, and of Styre, All these the duke Alphenor led, a flame of Mars's fire...

Charistus

73 Chalcida ...their seats in sweet Eubœa made, The Histiæans rich in grapes, the men of Chalcida, The Cerinths bord'ring on the sea, of rich Eretria, Of Dion's...

Chalcida

78 Eubœa ...Twice-twenty martial barks of these, less Ajax sail'd withal. Who near Eubœa's blesséd soil their habitations had, Strength-breathing Abants, who their...

Eubœa

77 Azidon ...Minian Orchomen, God Mars's sons did lead (Ascalaphus and Ialmen) Who in Azidon Actor's house did of Astyoche come; The bashful maid, as she went up into the...

Azidon

79 Platæa ...Of Coroneia, Haliart, that hath such store of grass, All those that in Platæa dwelt, that Glissa did possess, And Hypothebs, whose well-built walls are...

Platæa

77 Peteona ...and Ilesius, and all that did remain In Eryth, and in Eleon, in Hylen, Peteona, In fair Ocalea, and, the town well-builded, Medeona, Copas, Eutresis...

Peteona

75 Neptune ...With eyes like lightning-loving Jove, his forehead answering, In breast like Neptune, Mars in waist. And as a goodly bull Most eminent of all a herd, most wrong...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Apposéd ...Prick'd on the sweetbreads, and with wood, leaveless, and kindled at Apposéd fire, they burn the thighs; which done, the inwards, slit, They broil'd on...

Apposéd

79 Ilion ...That when in Aulis, all our fleet, assembled with a freight Of ills to Ilion and her friends, beneath the fair grown height A platane bore, about a fount...

Ilion

77 Pallas ...Pow'r whose pace doth move The round earth, heav'n's great Queen, and Pallas); to whose bands Thou cam'st with rescue, bringing up him with the hundred...

Pallas

78 32.76644,26.01185,0 Neptune ...Calydon, Th' Ætolian pow'rs, and like a God was of his subjects lov'd) Neptune encounter'd, and but thus his forward spirit mov'd: "Idomenëus, prince of...

Neptune

77 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Ilion ...of Priam's bastard-bed; But when the Greek ships, double-oar'd, arriv'd at Ilion, To Ilion he return'd, and prov'd beyond comparison Amongst the Trojans; he...

Ilion

79 Mars ...round about th' Ajaces did their phalanxes maintain Their station firm; whom Mars himself, had he amongst them gone, Could not disparage, nor Jove's Maid that...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Greece ...whole safety; and, if you neglect the harmful field, Now shines the day when Greece to Troy must all her honours yield. O grief! So great a miracle, and horrible...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...themselves were free enough: "Ajaces, you alone Sustain the common good of Greece, in ever putting on The memory of fortitude, and flying shameful flight...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Neptune ...To make the Greek fleet now their prise, and all the Greeks destroy. But Neptune, circler of the earth, with fresh heart did employ The Grecian hands. In...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Alcmaon ...which following through the prease He drew from him. Down from the tow'r Alcmaon dead it strook; His fair arms ringing out his death. Then fierce Sarpedon...

Alcmaon

81 fold ...in forcing which, his high mind makes him dare Assault upon the whole full fold, though guarded never so With well-arm'd men, and eager dogs; away he will...

fold

79 Mars ...Lapithes deriv'd their high descent; Fierce Leontëus was the one, like Mars in detriment. [1] The other mighty Polypæt, the great Pirithous' son. These...

Mars

75 4.227204,51.993206,0 Thoon ...(In their free choice) but he himself. Orestes, Iamenus, And Acamas Asiades, Thoon, Oenomaus, Were those that follow'd Asius. Within the gates they found Two...

Thoon

81 Phœbus ...To nights in tempests; and when all their utmost depth had made, Jove, Phœbus, Neptune, all came down, and all in state did wade To ruin of that impious...

Phœbus

77 Neptune ...pow'rs employ To ruin their work, and left less of that than they of Troy. Neptune and Phœbus tumbled down, from the Idalian hills, An inundation of all floods...

Neptune

81 -74.02792,40.20011,0 Pramnius ...this the goddess-like fair dame a potion did confect With good old wine of Pramnius, and scrap'd into the wine Cheese made of goat's milk, and on it spers'd...

Pramnius

79 Pylos ...A right fair cup with gold studs driv'n, which Nestor did transfer From Pylos; on whose swelling sides four handles fixéd were, And upon ev'ry handle sat a...

Pylos

78 Mars ...bring Machaon hurt, and from within did call His friend Patroclus; who, like Mars in form celestial, Came forth with first sound of his voice, first spring of...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...Hector, nor give leave that I shall end the day In fight against the Ilion pow'r; my wound is in my way." This said, his ready charioteer did scourge...

Ilion

73 Pluto ...Atrides' arm Antenor's issue thriv'd, And, to suffice precisest fate, to Pluto's mansion div'd. He with his lance, sword, mighty stones, pour'd his heroic...

Pluto

77 Aurora ...splendour of refulgent arms, the killer and the kill'd. As long as bright Aurora rul'd, and sacred day increas'd, So long their darts made mutual wounds, and...

Aurora

78 -88.32007,41.76058,0 Troy ...By Hector and Polydamas, and old Anchises' seed Who god-like was esteem'd in Troy, by grave Antenor's race Divine Agenor, Polybus, unmarried Acamas...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Cyprus ...his breast, which Cinyras bestow'd To gratify his royal guest; for ev'n to Cyprus flowed Th' unbounded fame of those designs the Greeks propos'd for Troy...

Cyprus

79 32.5,37.5,0 Halizons ...And slew a leader, one more huge than any man he led, Great Odius, duke of Halizons; quite from his chariot's head He strook him with a lance to earth, as first...

Halizons

81 Ilion ...marching in the midst. Then flew the fatal hour Back on Diores, in return of Ilion's sun-burn'd pow'r; Diores Amaryncides, whose right leg's ankle-bone, And...

Ilion

81 Thrace ...find Machaon out. He found him standing guarded well with well-arm'd men of Thrace; With whom he quickly join'd, and said: "Man of Apollo's race, Haste, for...

Thrace

80 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Ilion ...thou the single combat fought For all the army of the Greeks? For this hath Ilion sworn, And trod all faith beneath their feet? Yet all this hath not worn...

Ilion

80 Caïra ...And show'd upon his ivory skin, as doth a purple dye Laid, by a dame of Caïra, or lovely Mæony, On ivory, wrought in ornaments to deck the cheeks of...

Caïra

78 Paris ...mov'd mind by her grace, And, for her mirth sake, set a stool, full before Paris' face, Where she would needs have Helen sit; who, though she durst not...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...most." This said, he shook and threw his lance; which strook through Paris' shield, And, with the strength he gave to it, it made the curets yield...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Ilion ...To see my lov'd son try his life, and so must take my way To wind-exposéd Ilion. Jove yet and heav'n's high States Know only, which of these must now pay...

Ilion

80 Crete ...is Ajax Telamon, a bulwark in their aid. On th' other side stands Idomen, in Crete of most command, And round about his royal sides his Cretan captains stand...

Crete

81 24.851629181781522,35.23102579604995,0 Phrygia ...Of such a world of Grecian youths, as I discover here! I once march'd into Phrygia, that many vines doth bear, Where many Phrygians I beheld, well-skill'd in...

Phrygia

81 Paris ...shield, Their long and shining lances pitch'd fast by them in the field, Paris, and Sparta's king, alone must take up all the strife; And he that conquers...

Paris

79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Greece ...in which she did comprise The many labours warlike Troy and brass-arm'd Greece endur'd For her fair sake, by cruel Mars and his stern friends procur'd...

Greece

76 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Paris ...tombstone, not of steel in which, for form, thou serv'st." To this thus Paris spake, (for form, that might inhabit heav'n) "Hector, because thy sharp...

Paris

80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...back amaz'd, is shook with fear, and looks as pale as death; So Menelaus Paris scar'd; so that divine-fac'd foe Shrunk in his beauties. Which beheld by...

Paris

77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...END OF THE SECOND BOOK. THE THIRD BOOK OF HOMER'S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT Paris, betwixt the hosts, to single fight, Of all the Greeks, dares the most hardy...

Paris

75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Alybe ...were. Epistrophus and Dius did the Halizonians guide, Far-fetch'd from Alybe, where first the silver mines were tried. Chromis, and augur Ennomus, the...

Alybe

77 Amydon ...Pyræchmes did the Pæons rule, that crookéd bows do bend; From Axius, out of Amydon, he had them in command, From Axius, whose most beauteous stream still...

Amydon

82 Trœzenius-Ceades ...enclos'd. Euphemus, the Ciconian troops, in his command dispos'd, Who from Trœzenius-Ceades right nobly did descend. Pyræchmes did the Pæons rule, that crookéd bows do...

Trœzenius-Ceades

81 Practius ...letting slip their threads, their hasty valours stay'd. Who in Percotes, Practius, Arisba, did abide, Who Sestus and Abydus bred, Hyrtacides did guide...

Practius

81 Ide ...Acamas, were joind companions. Who in Zelia dwelt beneath the sacred foot of Ide, That drank of black Æsepus' stream, and wealth made full of pride, The...

Ide

81 -3.578125,50.688942,0 Jupiter ...He left of him, th' Oreades (that are the high descent Of Ægis-bearing Jupiter) another of their own Did add to it, and set it round with elms; by which is...

Jupiter

77 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Paris ...lay with many rich ones more, most curiously made By women of Sidonia; which Paris brought from thence, Sailing the broad sea, when he made that voyage of...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Peloponnesus ...guests. To Lycia when I come, do thou receive thy friend with feasts; Peloponnesus, with the like, shall thy wish'd presence greet. Mean space, shun we each...

Peloponnesus

76 22.312752688461543,37.25289777692308,0 Sisyphus-Æölides ...a walléd town, Ephyré, where the mansion-house of Sisyphus did stand, Of Sisyphus-Æölides, most wise of all the land. Glaucus was son to him, and he begat...

Sisyphus-Æölides

79 Thrace ...them how to make Way to their conquest, He did wound the strongest man of Thrace, The tallest and the biggest set, Eussorian Acamas; His lance fell on his...

Thrace

78 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Tydides ...price, Twelve oxen should be slain in sacrifice. In mean space Glaucus and Tydides meet; And either other with remembrance greet Of old love 'twixt their...

Tydides

81 Pæon ...beneath the giants driv'n." This said, he gave his wound in charge to Pæon, who applied Such sov'reign med'cines, that as soon the pain was qualified...

Pæon

74 Bœotia ...near Th' Atlantic lake Cephisides, in Hyla, by whose seat The good men of Bœotia dwelt. This slaughter grew so great, It flew to heav'n; Saturnia discern'd...

Bœotia

80 Ilion ...Jove's Lycian issue answer'd him: "Tlepolemus, 'tis true Thy father holy Ilion in that sort overthrew; Th' injustice of the king was cause, that, where thy...

Ilion

79 Jupiter ...They sprung out of a lion's heart. He whilome came to Troy, (For horse that Jupiter gave Tros, for Ganymed, his boy) With six ships only, and few men, and tore...

Jupiter

82 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Crethon ...men was set; And that Orsilochus begat the rich Diocleüs; Diocleus sire to Crethon was, and this Orsilochus. Both these; arriv'd at man's estate, with both th'...

Crethon

81 Mars ...and bucklers eas'ly borne; Which error Phœbus pleas'd to urge on Mars himself in scorn: "Mars, Mars," said he, "thou plague of men, smear'd with...

Mars

73 4.227204,51.993206,0 Unblest ...he won At Pæon's hand, with sov'reign balm; and this did Jove's great son, Unblest, great-high-deed-daring man, that car'd not doing ill, That with his bow...

Unblest

81 Mars ...well that men sustain By their inflictions as by men repaid to them again. Mars suffer'd much more than thyself by Ephialtes' pow'r, And Otus', Aloëus' sons...

Mars

81 4.227204,51.993206,0 Ilion ...well Minerva following Diomed; and, angry with his act, The mighty host of Ilion he enter'd, and awak'd The cousin-german of the king, a counsellor of...

Ilion

81 Merion ...By honour'd Molus, gave it him, as present of a guest; Molus to his son Merion did make it his bequest. With this Ulysses arm'd his head; and thus they...

Merion

78 Eleon ...his head might not be ras'd. This, long since, by Autolycus was brought from Eleon, When he laid waste Amyntor's house, that was Ormenus' son: In Scandia, to...

Eleon

81 23.479833,38.355639,0 Marpessa ...privately liv'd with his lawful wife, Fair Cleopatra, female birth of bright Marpessa's pain, And of Ideus; who of all terrestrial men did reign, At that time...

Marpessa

81 Egyptian ...bring their wealth for strength, or all the store remains In circuit of Egyptian Thebes, where much hid treasure lies, Whose walls contain an hundred ports...

Egyptian

80 31.0,27.55,0 Pylos ...The bright Epea, Pedasus that doth God Bacchus please; All, on the sandy Pylos' soil, are seated near the seas; Th' inhabitants in droves and flocks...

Pylos

79 Phera ...and Enope, and Hira full of flow'rs, Anthæa for sweet meadows prais'd, and Phera deck'd with tow'rs, The bright Epea, Pedasus that doth God Bacchus please...

Phera

79 Jupiter ...Thou seed of Jove, By my advice we will no more unfit convention move With Jupiter, for mortal men; of whom, let this man die, And that man live, whoever he...

Jupiter

81 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Pallas ...The Goddess that all Goddesses, for snowy arms, out-shin'd, Thus spake to Pallas, to the Greeks with gracious ruth inclin'd: "O Pallas, what a grief is this!...

Pallas

80 32.76644,26.01185,0 Thrace ...of Priam's princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form, was like celestial breed; And, as a crimson...

Thrace

79 25.141843247721585,41.16546743993369,0 Æpina ...it went. His shaft smit fair Gorgythion, of Priam's princely race, Who in Æpina was brought forth, a famous town in Thrace, By Castianira, that, for form...

Æpina

80 Jupiter ...and, of your famous strength, think of the honour'd ends. I know benevolent Jupiter, did by his beck profess Conquest and high renown to me, and to the Greeks...

Jupiter

80 -80.09421,26.93422,0 Greece ...discords end. What God soever I shall find endeavour to defend Or Troy or Greece, with wounds to heav'n he, sham'd, shall reascend; Or, taking with him...

Greece

80 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Greece ...the broad fields, ascending heav'n, and th' ocean smooth did run; When Greece and Troy mix'd in such peace, you scarce could either know. Then wash'd...

Greece

79 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Paris ...king, and other kings, his aid, Propose by me, in their commands, the offers Paris makes, From whose joy all our woes proceed. He princely undertakes That all...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Atrides ...Idæus in the morning went, and th' Achive peers did find In council at Atrides' ship; his audience was assign'd; And, in the midst of all the kings, the...

Atrides

77 Greece ...use thy strength, so much, that for thy spear Thou art most excellent of Greece, now let us fight forbear. Hereafter we shall war again, till Jove our herald...

Greece

81 22.97947876378841,39.04697922405934,0 Amazon ...assay not me, like one Young and immartial, with great words, as to an Amazon dame; I have the habit of all fights, and know the bloody frame Of ev'ry...

Amazon

75 Ilion ...honouring me so much, I'll spoil his conquer'd limb, And bear his arms to Ilion, where in Apollo's shrine I'll hang them, as my trophies due; his body I'll...

Ilion

78 Troy ...am thy brother, and thy life with mine is ev'nly prized. Command the rest of Troy and Greece; to cease this public fight, And, what Greek bears the greatest...

Troy

81 -83.14993,42.60559,0 Phylomedusa ...Arna dwell, Menesthius, whose renownéd sire a club did ever bear, And of Phylomedusa gat, that had her eyes so clear, This slaughter'd issue. Hector's dart strook...

Phylomedusa

79 Paris ...lords, to Trojans tir'd before. Then fell they to the works of death. By Paris’ valour fell King Arëithous' hapless son, that did in Arna dwell...

Paris

81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...χαλχείων, golden for brazen. [4] Hector dissembles the cowardice he finds in Paris turning it, as if he chid him for his anger at the Trojans for hating him...

Paris

80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...forth, his beauty beautifies, And, like life's mirror, bears his gait; so Paris from the tow'r Of lofty Pergamus came forth; he show'd a sun-like pow'r In...

Paris

78 -84.79329,39.85699,0