 When human life, a shame to human eyes, Lay sprawling in the mire in foul estate, A cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head, and vigilant eyes...  Lucretius - Страница 77написао/ла William Hurrell Mallock - 1878 - 172 страницаПуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | Conrad Bursian, Iwan Philipp Eduard Ritter von Müller, Oskar Seyffert, Paul Wendland, Ludwig Gurlitt, Wilhelm Kroll, Alfred Körte, Andreas Thierfelder, Karl Münscher - 1881 - 582 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell Religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...raise His brows, and give the monster gaze for gaze. <) Mallock spricht von der Sache in folgender Weise : The problem Lucretius set himself was a double... | |
 | 1881 - 1758 страница
...Dichter nur der Darsteller ht. Him not the tales of all the gods in heaven, Nor the heavens lighthings, nor the menacing roar Of thunder daunted. He was only...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Its... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1885 - 372 страница
...estate, A cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weightReligion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...the menacing roar Of thunder daunted. He was only drive*, By these vain vauntings, to desire the more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1889 - 530 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror. His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Its... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1889 - 520 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head, and vigilant eyes of hateFirst did a man of Greece presume to raise His brows, and give the monster gaze for gaze. Him not... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1893 - 312 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Its... | |
 | John Clark Ridpath - 1898 - 554 страница
...gaze for gaze. Him not the tales of gods in heaven, Nor the heaven's lightnings, nor the menacing war Of thunder daunted. He was only driven, By these vain...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven ' Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world and passed... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 432 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell Religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Its... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 560 страница
...cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell Religion's heavy weight — Religion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Its... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1900 - 332 страница
...estate, A cowering thing without the strength to rise, Held down by fell religion's heavy weightReligion scowling downward from the skies, With hideous head,...more To burst through Nature's gates, and rive the unriven Bars. And he gained the day ; and, conqueror, His spirit broke beyond our world, and past Iti... | |
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