 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 912 Seiten
...ECLOGUE I. A MT N'T AS. irmuSe time faithful Haleyone, Once more enjoying new-liv'd Ce'yx* bed, 9*/l left her young birds to the wavering fea. Bidding him calm his proud white-curled head, bd change his mountains to a champian lea ; 1 The time when gentle Flora's lover reigns, lift creeping... | |
 | Friedrich Bouterwek - 1809 - 500 Seiten
...talent u) fyltt 1(1 bet Anfang einer ber (P¡)íii«.ia glctdjcr. ©ie Critte ©tropee ifl gelungen. It was the time faithful Halcyone , Once more enjoying...birds to the wavering fea Bidding him calm his proud whtte- curled head. And change his mountains to a champian lea : '^he time when gentle Flora's lover... | |
 | Friedrich Bouterwek - 1809 - 506 Seiten
...vcr}ägU$ gelungen. It was the time faitbful Halcyone , Once more enjoying new- liv'd Ceyx' bed, Ha,i left her young birds to the wavering fea Bidding him calm his proud whtte- curled head. And change his mountains to a chainpian lea : -The time when gentle Flora's lover... | |
 | Rowland Freeman - 1821 - 846 Seiten
...former audience. The Fisher- Bard thus introduces himself in the first Eclogue, entitled " Amyntas." It was the time faithful Halcyone, Once more enjoying...new-liv'd Ceyx' bed, Had left her young birds to the wav'ring sea, Bidding him calm his proud white curled head, And change his mountains to a champain... | |
 | Giles Fletcher - 1909 - 410 Seiten
...1633. 'AAIETTIKON, OR, PISCATORIE ECLOGUES. ECLOG. I. AMTNTAS. IT was the time faithfull Ha/cyone, Once more enjoying new-liv'd Ceyx bed, Had left her young birds to the wavering sea, Bidding him calm his proud white-curled head, And change his mountains to a champian lea; The... | |
 | Giles Fletcher - 1909 - 406 Seiten
...CAMBRIDGE. 1633. AAIETTIKON, OR, PISCATORIE ECLOGUES. ECLOG. I. AMrNTAS. IT was the time faithfull Halcyone, Once more enjoying new-liv'd Ceyx bed, Had left her young birds to the wavering sea, Bidding him calm his proud white-curled head, And change his mountains to a champian lea; The... | |
 | Henry Marion Hall - 1912 - 248 Seiten
...solstice, Dec. 15-29) as forming a fitting commencement to the fisher year: " It was the time when faithful Halcyone, Once more enjoying new-liv'd Ceyx' bed, Had left her young birds to the wavering Sea, Bidding him calm his proud white-curled head, And change his mountains to a champian lea; The... | |
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Ceyx bed, Had left her young birds to the wavering sea, Bidding him calm his proud white-curled head, And change his mountains to a champian lea; The time when gentle Flora's lover... 