Lucian's Dialogues: And Other Greek Extracts, Literally Translated Into English
Lucian's Dialogues: And Other Greek Extracts, Literally Translated Into English
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And some even ranked you among the twelve Gods; built temples, and sacri- ficed to you as the son of a Dragon. But tell me, where have the Macedonians buried you?
Alx. As yet I lie in Babylon, this being the third day since my death. But Ptolemy, my armor-bearer, has promised, if ever he can get leisure from the disturbances, that are on foot, to carry me into ^gypt, and bury me there, that I may become one of the Egyptian Gods.
Dioo. Shall I not laugh, Alexander, to see you still acting the pa...rt of a fool in Hell, and hoping to become an Anubis, or Osiris ?
But, Divine Sir^ hope not for these thin^; for it is not possible that any of those, who have once crossed the infernallakej and en- tered the interior of the cave, should return^ for ^acus is not negligent, nor Cerberus to be slighted. But I would gladly learn this from you, how you can endure your grief when you perceive that you have come herp^ 20 leaving upoti the earth so much happiness— your guards, and armor-bearers, and satraps^ and worshipping nations; and Babylon, and Bactra, and your elephants, and honor, and glory, and riding in public triumph, having your head bound witn a white Coronet, and your purple robe fastened with a buckle ?
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And some even ranked you among the twelve Gods; built temples, and sacri- ficed to you as the son of a Dragon. But tell me, where have the Macedonians buried you?
Alx. As yet I lie in Babylon, this being the third day since my death. But Ptolemy, my armor-bearer, has promised, if ever he can get leisure from the disturbances, that are on foot, to carry me into ^gypt, and bury me there, that I may become one of the Egyptian Gods.
Dioo. Shall I not laugh, Alexander, to see you still acting the pa...rt of a fool in Hell, and hoping to become an Anubis, or Osiris ?
But, Divine Sir^ hope not for these thin^; for it is not possible that any of those, who have once crossed the infernallakej and en- tered the interior of the cave, should return^ for ^acus is not negligent, nor Cerberus to be slighted. But I would gladly learn this from you, how you can endure your grief when you perceive that you have come herp^ 20 leaving upoti the earth so much happiness— your guards, and armor-bearers, and satraps^ and worshipping nations; and Babylon, and Bactra, and your elephants, and honor, and glory, and riding in public triumph, having your head bound witn a white Coronet, and your purple robe fastened with a buckle ?
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