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Pagina 53
know not , how men by “ their desires and their pessimistic griefs ” and “ fleeting enjoyments ” weave “ a ... mortals Sated their vast desire and enjoying the world and each other Sported free and unscourged ; for the earth was their ...
know not , how men by “ their desires and their pessimistic griefs ” and “ fleeting enjoyments ” weave “ a ... mortals Sated their vast desire and enjoying the world and each other Sported free and unscourged ; for the earth was their ...
Pagina 176
Clasping him wholly her arms of desire were a girdle of madness , Cestus divine of the dread Aphrodite . He with her kisses Flushed like the gods with unearthly wine and rejoiced in his ruin . Here the poet brings out picturesquely ...
Clasping him wholly her arms of desire were a girdle of madness , Cestus divine of the dread Aphrodite . He with her kisses Flushed like the gods with unearthly wine and rejoiced in his ruin . Here the poet brings out picturesquely ...
Pagina 247
Through man's desires and his indulgence in fleeting pastimes he was weaving the canvas on which the gods by the ... of mortals Sated their vast desire and enjoying the world and each other Sported free and unscourged ; for the earth ...
Through man's desires and his indulgence in fleeting pastimes he was weaving the canvas on which the gods by the ... of mortals Sated their vast desire and enjoying the world and each other Sported free and unscourged ; for the earth ...
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Cuprins
Preface | 1 |
Introduction | 5 |
Sri Aurobindo The Poet | 11 |
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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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