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...or the conquest of Cassandra), the anax andron is asleep in his chamber at Argos. A lamp casts the broad shadow of the sleeping warrior flickering on ...

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... _705 Whose spirit shakes the sapless bones Of Slavery? Argos, Corinth, Crete Hear, and from their mountain thrones The daemons and...

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...the sight of gods and men.” And so, having concluded a truce with those of Argos for seven days, the third night after he fell upon them when they wer...

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...early. The Baron would have added, Moritur, et moriens dulces reminiscitur argos.’ A bustle, and the sound of wheels and horses’ feet, was now heard i...

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...or the conquest of Cassandra), the anax andron is asleep in his chamber at Argos. A lamp casts the broad shadow of the sleeping warrior flickering on ...

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...the land. The banished brother (so all Thebes reports) Fled to the vale of Argos, and by help Of new alliance there and friends in arms, Swears he wil... ...by help Of new alliance there and friends in arms, Swears he will stablish Argos straight as lord Of the Cadmeian land, or, if he fail, Exalt the vict... ...el who is this petitioner. THESEUS Think if there be not any of thy kin At Argos who might claim this boon of thee. OEDIPUS Dear friend, forbear, I pr... ...e that rests on thee. So likewise hold the soothsayers, for when I came to Argos in the Dorian land And took the king Adrastus child to wife, Under m... ... my last bequest: Never to win by arms thy native land, No, nor return to Argos in the Vale, But by a kinsman s hand to die and slay Him who expelled... ...hopes! Woe worth my comrades! What a desperate end To that glad march from Argos! Woe is me! I dare not whisper it to my allies Or turn them back, but... ...What would st thou, sweet Antigone? Say on. ANTIGONE Turn back thy host to Argos with all speed, And ruin not thyself and Thebes as well. POLYNEICES T... ...w. With clanging scream, a horsetail plume his crest, The aspiring lord of Argos onward pressed. (Ant. 1) Hovering around our city walls he waits, His...

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...song with lovely voice, praising Zeus the aegis-holder and queenly Hera of Argos who walks on golden sandals and the daugh- ter of Zeus the aegis-hold... ...nia, daughter of the lord Belus.’ Fragment #16 — Eustathius, Hom. 461. 2: ‘Argos which was waterless Danaus made well-watered.’ 99 Hesiod, The Homeri... ...5) in Scholiast on Euripides, Orestes, 872: Aegyptus himself did not go to Argos, but sent his sons, fifty in number, as Hesiod represented. Fragment ... ...enes sought them in marriage. Apollodorus, ii. 2.1.4: Acrisius was king of Argos and Proetus of Tiryns. And Acrisius had by Eurydice the daughter of L... ... madness, such that they believed they had been turned into cows, and left Argos their own country. Afterwards they were cured by Melampus, the son of... ...the two sons of Amphiaraus the lord, Oecleus’ son, sought her to wife from Argos very near at hand; yet.... 110 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homeri... ...ording to the opinion of the Argives and the epic poem, the “Great Eoiae,” Argos the son of Zeus was father of Epidaurus. Fragment #2 — Anonymous Comm... ...se he lay with his wife. Then he left his home and fled from horse-rearing Argos and came to Minyan Orchomenus. And the hero received him and gave him... ...e golden chariot. And she mounted on the chariot, and the strong Slayer of Argos took reins and whip in his dear hands and drove forth from the hall, ...

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... lain, Who dared defy the eternal will of Zeus. Then did the warrior sons of Argos strip With eager haste from corpses strown all round The blood stai... ...t now Me shall some new Achaean master bear To fertile Sparta, or to thirsty Argos. The bitter cup of thraldom shall I drain, Severed, ah me, from the... ...meneus. Agenor smote Molus the princely, — with king Sthenelus He came from Argos, — hurled from far behind A dart new whetted, as he fled from fight... ...Hero’s self; and like the Immortal Ones Was he. Of Ithaca am I: this man Of Argos, nurse of horses — if perchance Thou hast heard the name of Tydeus’... ...en: take ye to your hearts The spirit of war, that we may heal the wounds Of Argos, and be ruin to her foes. Let no man fear, for mighty prowess is Th... ...ose from the world’s verge, and the wide air glowed With splendour, then did Argos’ warrior sons Gaze o’er the plain; and lo, all cloudless clear Stoo... ...ee days, by Pallas’s decree, Finished was all. Rejoiced thereat the host Of Argos, marvelling how the wood expressed Mettle, and speed of foot — yea,... ...s’ sons of a king; And all the city sank down into hell. Of T rojans some by Argos’ sons were slain, Some by their own roofs crashing down in fire, Qu...

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...a marriage betwixt Polynices and one of the daughters of Adrastus, King of Argos. Juno opposes, but to no effect; and Mercury is sent on a message to ... ...ime, departs from Thebes by night, is overtaken by a storm, and arrives at Argos, where he meets with Tydeus, who had fled from Calydon, having killed... ...her bed; Cursed Thebes the vengeance it deserves may prove— Ah! why should Argos feel the rage of Jove? Yet since thou wilt thy sister-queen control, ... ... But who can pierce into the depths of fate?) Had sung—’Expect thy sons on Argos’ shore, A yellow lion and a bristly boar.’ This, long revolved in his... ... 560 Till, led by fate, the Theban’s steps he treads, And to fair Argos’ open court succeeds. When thus the chiefs from different lands resor... ...lia’s streams he hung, And suck’d new poisons with his triple tongue), T o Argos’ realms the victor god resorts, And enters old Crotopus’ humble court... ...mph, her father’s anger to evade, 680 Retires from Argos to the sylvan shade; To woods and wilds the pleasing burden bears, An... ...ion find; If such inclemency in heaven can dwell, Yet why must unoffending Argos feel 770 The vengeance due to this unluck... ...ights around the world to stray, 810 Scorns not to take our Argos in her way. Ev’n those who dwell where suns at distance roll, In nort...

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...dious of their trade: Carthage the name; belov’d by Juno more Than her own Argos, or the Samian shore. Here stood her chariot; here, if Heav’n were ki... ...sue, stiff with golden wire; An upper vest, once Helen’s rich attire, From Argos by the fam’d adultress brought, With golden flow’rs and winding folia... ...assisting hands, The Trojan walls, and in the city stands; Then Troy shall Argos and Mycenae burn, And the reverse of fate on us return.’ “With such d... ...e press without, With thousand others, whom I fear to name, More than from Argos or Mycenae came. T o sev’ral posts their parties they divide; Some bl... ...th, rich with Grecian spoils. And yet another, fam’d for warlike toils, On Argos shall impose the Roman laws, And on the Greeks revenge the Trojan cau... ...rd with peace return. But jealous Juno, from Pachynus’ height, As she from Argos took her airy flight, Beheld with envious eyes this hateful sight. Sh... ...y, and betwixt The side and bowels fam’d Anthores fix’d. Anthores had from Argos travel’d far, Alcides’ friend, and brother of the war; Till, tir’d wi... ...ht repose. Now, falling by another’s wound, his eyes He cast to heav’n, on Argos thinks, and dies. The Aeneid Virgil 270 The pious Trojan then his ... ...compass’d round with walls The city, which Argyripa he calls, From his own Argos nam’d. We touch’d, with joy, The royal hand that raz’d unhappy Troy. ...

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... when they have an air of de- sign. We may instance the statue of Mitys at Argos, which fell upon his murderer while he was a spectator at a festival,...

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...hed: on which account the ostracism was in- troduced in some places, as at Argos and Athens: though it is better to guard against such excesses in the... ... that from a free state the government was turned into a democracy; and at Argos, where so many of the citizens were killed by Cleomenes the Spartan, ... ...sea, got the lead in the state, and strengthened the popular party: and at Argos, the nobles, having gained great credit by the battle of Mantinea aga... ... being kings, or else by enjoying the honours of the state; thus Phidon at Argos and other tyrants enjoyed originally the kingly power; Phalaris and o...

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...nd to put him in lynceos oculos, or, to pleasure him the more, borrowed of Argos, so to give unto him a prospective sight; and, for the rest of his se...

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...ng an alms For the life giving daughters of Inachus the river of Argos; — let us have no more lies of that sort. Neither must we have mother... ... Chryses should not be released, he said — she should grow old with him in Argos. And then he told him to go away and not to provoke him, if he intend...

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...ed him to! 282 Book the Second “Smyrna, Rhodos, Colophon, Salamis, Chios, Argos, Athenm.” The other is Alexander the Great. For whoever will con- sid...

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...more than the mistletoe, of which was built, said he, the so renowned ship Argos. Search where you please for those that will be- lieve it. I in that ...