 Durst brand my courage, and defame my might: Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks stood witness, all our army heard. 50 The gods, oh chief!  The Iliad of Homer - Side 74af Homer - 1796Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | Homerus - 1721 - 244 sider
...45" If I oppofe thee,. Prince ! thy wrath with-hold, The laws of council bid ray tongue be bold. . Thou firft, and thou alone, in fields of fight, Durft...defame my might ; Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appear 'd, f0 The Greeks, flood wituefs, all our army heard* If I Kfbrafd thee, Prinie, t!y m-,tth... | |
 | Homerus - 1756 - 224 sider
...of council bid my tongue be bold. •. Thou firft, and them alone, in fields of fight, . • Dorft brand my courage, and defame my might : Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks flood witneC% all our army heard. 50 The Gods, O Chief! from whom our honours fpring, The Gods have... | |
 | J. Preston (Teacher) - 1772 - 352 sider
...when he fays, " Why art thou to me as a Lyar ? &c." At Verfe 47, Diomede fays to Agamemnon, Thoujirft, and thou alone, in Fields of Fight, Durft brand my Courage, and defame my Might. He recollects the Reproach caft on him in a former Book, though at that Time he made no Reply to it.... | |
 | Homer - 1773 - 248 sider
...fnflcr'd fhanw. If 1 oppoiethee, prince! thy wrath with-hold, The laws of council bid my tongue be bold. Thou firft, and thou alone in fields of fight, Durft...a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks flood witnefs, all our army heard. The gods, O chief, from whom our honours fpring, The Gods have made... | |
 | Homerus, William Holwell - 1776 - 392 sider
...fuffer'd fhame. If I oppofe thee, prince, thy wrath with.hold, The laws of council bid my tongue be bold. Thou firft, .and thou alone, in fields of fight, Durft...appear'd, The Greeks ftood witnefs, all our army heard. The gods, O chief ! from whom our honours fpring, .' « The gods have made thee but by halves a king.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 462 sider
...fhartic. If I_oppofe thee, prince, thy wrath with-hold, jj The laws of council bid my tongue be bold. Thou firft, and thou alone, in fields of fight, Durft...a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd. The Greeks flood witnefs, all our army heard. jo The Gods, O chief! from whom our honours fpring, The Gods have... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 408 sider
...mame. If I oppofe thee, prince, thy wrath with-hold, <^£ The laws of council bid my tongue be bold. Thou firft, and thou alone, in fields of fight, Durft...my courage, and defame my might : Nor from a friend tlr unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks flood witnefs, all our army heard. 50 The Gods, O chief! from... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 396 sider
...my courage, and defame my might : Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks flood witnefs, all our army heard. 50 The Gods, O chief! from whom our honours tyring, The Gods have made thee but by halves a king. They They gave thee fceptres, and a wide command,... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 492 sider
...The laws of council bid ray tongue be holtl. Thou firft, and thou alone, in fields of tight, Dürft brand my courage, and defame my might : Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appcai'd, The Greeks ftood witnefs, all oui" army heard. 50 The Gods, О chief ! from whom our honours... | |
 | Homerus - 1807 - 568 sider
...45 The laws of council bid ray tongue be bold. Thou first, and ihou alone, in fields of fight, Durst brand my courage, and defame my might: Nor from a friend th' unkind reproach appear'd, The Greeks stood witness, all our army heard. 50 The gods, O chief! from whom our honours spring, The gods have... | |
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