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Taking a hasty meal from the unagitated hands of his wife , Aeneas was ready to depart . As he ate Creüsa watched him and smiled on him and said that whenever he went out to battle and fought “ far in the front of the ranks ” she was ...
Taking a hasty meal from the unagitated hands of his wife , Aeneas was ready to depart . As he ate Creüsa watched him and smiled on him and said that whenever he went out to battle and fought “ far in the front of the ranks ” she was ...
Pagina 165
The poet continues to explain what can happen should Creüsa die before Aeneas and projects how Creüsa will accept it as being the " blissfullest end " " for a woman here mid earth's sorrows . " Then comes the next parting scene .
The poet continues to explain what can happen should Creüsa die before Aeneas and projects how Creüsa will accept it as being the " blissfullest end " " for a woman here mid earth's sorrows . " Then comes the next parting scene .
Pagina 166
a Aeneas leaves and comes to the city full of the noise of “ the wheels of the chariots ” . He was a well - known warrior and as he pressed through , men turned and looked at him with admiring hearts . He arrived at Antenor's “ high ...
a Aeneas leaves and comes to the city full of the noise of “ the wheels of the chariots ” . He was a well - known warrior and as he pressed through , men turned and looked at him with admiring hearts . He arrived at Antenor's “ high ...
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Cuprins
Preface | 1 |
Introduction | 5 |
Sri Aurobindo The Poet | 11 |
Drept de autor | |
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Termeni și expresii frecvente
Achilles Aeneas Agamemnon ages ancient answered Antenor Apollo Argive armed battle beauty Book bosom brother chariot comes daughter dawn death Deiphobus desire divine doom dream earth expression eyes fall Fate father fear feet fight figure follow gaze give glory gods gold Greece Greeks hand heard heart heaven Hellene hero hope human Ilion immortal king labour leave light lines live looked meaning meet mighty mind mortals mother moved nature never night Ocean once Paris passed Penthesilea play poem poet poetry Priam reference replied rest rose says seated seized ships silence slain sons soul sound speak spear speech spirit spoke Sri Aurobindo stand strength Talthybius tells tents thee things thou thoughts Trojan Troy Troya truth turned vision voice warrior waters woman Zeus
Informații bibliografice
| Titlu | A Commentary on Sri Aurobindo's Poem Ilion |
| Autor | V. Murugesu |
| Editor | Dipti Publications, 2001 |
| Exemplar original de la | Universitatea din Michigan |
| Scanată la | 7 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 8175090472, 9788175090477 |
| Lungime | 344 pagini |
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