10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSANDALLED»
Discover the use of
unsandalled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsandalled and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Eclogues and Georgics of Virgil. [Translated Into ...
ZEneas and Achates walked unsandalled on the shore when they met Anna
Perenna in Italy (Fasti). The Roman god Indiges had no mound. The nymphs fly
unsandalled in “ Prometheus bound,” &c. There were the Bomoi On, or mounds
of the ...
Unsandalled.—l. 647. Jason loses a sandal on crossing the Anaurus (the solar
fount). It is probably the like as Achelous losing a horn to Hercules. The pair of
mounds, Taurs, were symbols of sacrifice, but one was the symbol of commercial
...
3
The Signs of Sin: Seriousness of Offence in Biblical Law
to a continuing state ('The house of him who is unsandalled') or to something that
has been done to him ('The house of the one who has been unsandalled'). In
other words, does it refer to 'the house of a person who is in the state of having
his ...
Jonathan P. Burnside, 2003
4
The tragedies of Aeschylus, tr. into Engl. prose
... but swiftly have the breezes wafted me on my way ; for the echoing clang of
iron penetrated the depths of our caverns, and banished from my cheek the blush
of reserve ; and hither have I rushed, unsandalled 1, in my winged car2. prom.
5
The Tragedies of Aeschylus (complete)
... but swiftly have the breezes wafted me on my way ; for the echoing clang of
iron penetrated the depths of our caverns, and banished from my cheek the blush
of reserve ; and hither have I rushed, unsandalled 1, in my winged car2. prom.
6
The Poems of Shelley: Volume Two: 1817 - 1819
15 Which wound it, as ice wounds unsandalled feet, It yet remains supreme o'er
misery, Aspiring . . . unrepressed; yet soon to fall: Even now have I begotten a
strange wonder, That fatal child, the terror of the earth, 20 Who waits but till the ...
Kelvin Everest, Geoffrey Matthews, 2014
7
Poems and Ballads, Atalanta in Calydon
MELEAGER Next by the left unsandalled foot know thou The sail and oar of this ^
tolian land, 445 Thy brethren, Toxeus and the violent-souled Plexippus, over-
swift with hand and tongue ; For hands are fruitful, but the ignorant mouth Blows ...
8
The Poems and Prose Writings of Sumner Lincoln Fairfield
With spotless garments and unsandalled feet, Purified bodies and undaring souls
, We the Pantheon tread ! oh, meet, Meet your adorers! lo! the incense rolls Along
Corinthian columns and wrought roof, Like Manes wandering o'er the fields of ...
Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, 1841
9
Shelley on Love: An Anthology
He is for ever poor, and so far from being delicate and beautiful, as mankind
imagine, he is squalid and withered; he flies low along the ground, and is
homeless and unsandalled; he sleeps without covering before the doors, and in
the ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Richard Holmes, 1980
10
The manuscripts of Erdély
... not less than did his child Disconcerted and abashed , a cold shudder
appeared to be passing over him. when, averting bis face, his looks lit, half
unconsciously, on the unsandalled feet of Veronica. In a few seconds, the whole
of the dress, ...
