The Homeric Hymns
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This belike will be thine honour among immortals in days to come, to be yclept for ever the Robber-Lord." Thus spake Phoebus Apollo, and took the boy in his arms. Then the doughty slayer of Argos, as he was lifted in Apollo's hands, bethought him, 62 Homeric Hymns.
and let forth an "omen," a wretched belly-thrall, an insolent messenger, and straightway thereafter sneezed. Apollo heard him, and threw famous Hermes from his hands to the ground. Fain as he was for the road, he sat down afront him,... and bantering Hermes addressed him thus : " Good Luck, Swaddling-bands, Son of Zeus and Maia !
By these omens I shall by-and-bye find my stout beasts ; and thou wilt lead the way.'' Thus he spake, but Cyllenian Hermes briskly rose and hasted forward. With his hands he drew up to his ears on either side the wrapping that was folded round his shoulders, and thus replied : " Whither dost thou bear me. Far Darter, most furious of all the gods .' Is it for thy kine that thou dost vex me thus in thine anger?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This belike will be thine honour among immortals in days to come, to be yclept for ever the Robber-Lord." Thus spake Phoebus Apollo, and took the boy in his arms. Then the doughty slayer of Argos, as he was lifted in Apollo's hands, bethought him, 62 Homeric Hymns.
and let forth an "omen," a wretched belly-thrall, an insolent messenger, and straightway thereafter sneezed. Apollo heard him, and threw famous Hermes from his hands to the ground. Fain as he was for the road, he sat down afront him,... and bantering Hermes addressed him thus : " Good Luck, Swaddling-bands, Son of Zeus and Maia !
By these omens I shall by-and-bye find my stout beasts ; and thou wilt lead the way.'' Thus he spake, but Cyllenian Hermes briskly rose and hasted forward. With his hands he drew up to his ears on either side the wrapping that was folded round his shoulders, and thus replied : " Whither dost thou bear me. Far Darter, most furious of all the gods .' Is it for thy kine that thou dost vex me thus in thine anger?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer to read onlineMoreLess
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