De la natura (ed. 2)

Lucreci

Idioma:

anglès

Estat:

Complete work

Autoria:

Written by the author

TRANSLATIONS FROM LUCRETIUS _By the same Author._ THE FOOLISHNESS OF SOLOMON 3s. 6d. LUCRETIUS ON DEATH 2s. 6d. THE PTERODAMOZELS 2s. THE NEW PARSIFAL 3s. 6d. THE BRIDE OF DIONYSUS 3s. 6d. SISYPHUS 5s. POLYPHEMUS 7s. 6d. THE BIRTH OF PARSIVAL 3s. 6d. CECILIA GONZAGA 2s. 6d. MALLOW AND ASPHODEL 2s. 6d. THE AJAX OF SOPHOCLES 2s. TRANSLATIONS FROM LUCRETIUS BY R. C. TREVELYAN LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD. RUSKIN HOUSE 40 MUSEUM STREET, W.C. 1 _First published in 1920._ _All rights reserved._ TO G. LOWES DICKINSON TRANSLATIONS FROM LUCRETIUS BOOK I, lines 1-328 Thou mother of the Aenead race, delight Of men and deities, bountiful Venus, thou Who under the sky’s gliding constellations Fillest ship-carrying ocean with thy presence TRANSLATIONS FROM LUCRETIUS BOOK I, lines 1-328 Thou mother of the Aenead race, delight Of men and deities, bountiful Venus, thou Who under the sky’s gliding constellations Fillest ship-carrying ocean with thy presence And the corn-bearing lands, since through thy power Each kind of living creature is conceived Then riseth and beholdeth the sun’s light: Before thee and thine advent the winds and clouds Of heaven take flight, O goddess: daedal earth Puts forth sweet-scent

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