 | Homerus - 1720 - 284 pages
...no more, The time allow'd : Troy thicken'd on the fhore, lie A fahle fcene ! The terrors Heftor led. Slow he recedes, and fighing, quits the dead. So from the fold th' unwilling lion parts, Forc'd hy loud clamours, and a ftorm of darts ; v. no. Did hut the voice of Ajax reach my ear."] How ohfetv*.... | |
 | Homerus - 1756 - 246 pages
...Trey thicken'd on the ftiore, A fable fcene! The terrors Ifefttr led. Slow he recedes, and Cghing, quits- the dead. So from the fold th' unwilling lion parts, Forc'd by loud clamours, and aftorm of darts; V. 1 10. Did hu tbt voia of A.}v*..reach ay ear.] How obferwOJe is Homer's art of... | |
 | Homer - Achilles (Greek mythology) - 1760 - 314 pages
...more, The time allow 'd : Troy thicken'd on the fhore, A fable fcene ! The terrours Heftor led. ii 5 Slow he recedes, and fighing, quits the dead. So...he flies, With heart indignant and retorted eyes. 1 20 Now enter'd in the Spartan ranks, he turn'd His manly breaft, and with new fury burn'd, O'er ail... | |
 | Homer - 1773 - 234 pages
...This, no more The time allow'd : Troy thicken'd on the (here, A fable fcene! The Terrors Hefror led. Slow he recedes, and, figh.ing, quits the dead. So...ftorm of darts; He flies indeed, but threatens as he flics, With heart indignant and retorted eves. Now enter'd in the Spartan ranks, he turn'd His manly... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 422 pages
...no more, The time allow'd: Troy thicken'd on the (hore, A fable fcene! The terrours Heftor led. 115 Slow he recedes, and fighing quits the dead. So from...he flies, "With heart indignant and retorted eyes. 12* Now enter'd in the Spartan ranks, he turn'd His manly breaft, and with new fiiry burn'd ; O'er... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 392 pages
...The time allow d: Troy thicken'd on the fhore, L . ,7' A fable fcene! The terrours Heftor led. 115 Slow he recedes, and fighing quits the dead. , So...parts, . ; Forc'd by loud clamours, and a ftorm of dart* ; He flies indeed, but threatens as he fties, With heart indignant and retorted.eyes. J1» Now... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 384 pages
...no more, The time allow'd : Troy thicken'd on the (hore, Afablefcene! The terrours Heftor led. 115 Slow he recedes, and fighing quits the dead. So from the fold th' unwill:ng lion parts, Forc'd by loud clamours, and a ftorm of darts ; He flies indeed, but threatens... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 1104 pages
...time allow'*! : Troy thicken'd on the fhore, A fable fcene^ The terrors Hector led. Slow he recede?, and fighing quits the dead. So from the fold th' unwilling lion parts, Forc'd by loud clamours, and a llorm of darts ^ He tlies indeed, but threatens as he flies, With heart indignant and retorted eyes.... | |
 | 1792 - 918 pages
...This, no more. The time allow'd : Troy thicken'd on lie ia. A fable fcenc : The terrors Hector led. Slow he recedes, and fighing quits the dead. So from the fold th' unwilling lion pans, Forc'dby loud clamours, and a (totm of dut>, He flics indeed, but threatens as he flies, With... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 902 pages
...more, The time alloxv'd : Troy thickcn'd on the (bore, A fable fceuc ! The terrors Heclor led. Siow he recedes, and fighing quits the dead. So from the fold th' unwilling lion parts, Fore "d by loud clamours, and a Itorm of darts ; He flies indeed, but threatens as he flies, With heart... | |
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... plains, And give Achilles all that yet remains Of his and our Patroclus—" This, no more The time allow'd: Troy thicken'd on the shore. 
