The Complaint of NatureH, Holt, 1908 - 95 頁 The complaint of nature, Yale studies in English, v. 36 (1908), Translation of De planctu natura. by Douglas M. Moffat. Pagination preserved in etext form. |
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第 11 頁
... proper majesty , for this was silvery with crystal splendor , answering to the ap- 200 pearance of the lunar star . The bright ' nobility of this diadem by all these glories revealed the likeness of the firmament . A garment , woven ...
... proper majesty , for this was silvery with crystal splendor , answering to the ap- 200 pearance of the lunar star . The bright ' nobility of this diadem by all these glories revealed the likeness of the firmament . A garment , woven ...
第 22 頁
... time puts away age , and the old world begins to be a boy ; in which Phoebus spoils night Reading proscripsit , with B. 1 Lat . viola speculum . of its proper hours , and the pygmy day commences 22 [ METRE III The Complaint of Nature.
... time puts away age , and the old world begins to be a boy ; in which Phoebus spoils night Reading proscripsit , with B. 1 Lat . viola speculum . of its proper hours , and the pygmy day commences 22 [ METRE III The Complaint of Nature.
第 23 頁
Alanus (de Insulis). of its proper hours , and the pygmy day commences ♢ • to become a giant ; in which the Phrixean herd rejoices in its friend the sun , pays its tribute , and makes ready a welcome for Phoebus ; in which the ...
Alanus (de Insulis). of its proper hours , and the pygmy day commences ♢ • to become a giant ; in which the Phrixean herd rejoices in its friend the sun , pays its tribute , and makes ready a welcome for Phoebus ; in which the ...
第 24 頁
... proper course ; who in time past brought the fluctuating material of thy body out from the impure essence of primordial matter into true being ; who pitied thy misshapen countenance , which , so to speak , cried 40 often to me , and ...
... proper course ; who in time past brought the fluctuating material of thy body out from the impure essence of primordial matter into true being ; who pitied thy misshapen countenance , which , so to speak , cried 40 often to me , and ...
第 38 頁
... proper relation . Some , who have the place of the subject , have not learned how to form 140 a predicate . Some only predicate , and will not await the proper addition of the subject's end . Others , scorning to enter into the court of ...
... proper relation . Some , who have the place of the subject , have not learned how to form 140 a predicate . Some only predicate , and will not await the proper addition of the subject's end . Others , scorning to enter into the court of ...
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¹ Reading Alain Alain de Lille another's anvils appearance avarice Bacchus banished beauty Ben Jonson birth body Charybdis chastity cithara clothed cloud coin color command concubinage countenance Cupid Cypris delight diadem divine dost earth edited with Introduction Emending Ennius evil face faith false falsehood Favonius favor flattery flatulence flood flowers garments gave gender Generosity Genius gifts glory Glossary grief guile hair hand harmonious head heaven Hippolytus honey honor human Hymen Jonson kiss labor light lust lyre madness majesty marriage marvelous matter METRE Migne mind mother mystery Nature ness night numbers Old English passion peace Ph.D picture Planctu plebeian poverty praise predicate pride PROSE reason rejoiced riches scorned Scylla seemed shine shipwreck silence sleep solemn song sorrow speech splendor stars stones stray suffer sweet tears thee thine things thou tunic Tyndaris Venus vices virgin virtue wandering wanton wealth wisdom Zephyrus
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第 49 頁 - ... if it does not transgress the determined boundaries of the dual activity, or its heat boil to too great a degree. But if its spark shoots into a flame, or its little spring rises to a torrent, the rankness of the growth demands the pruning-knife, and the swelling «• and excess requires...
第 3 頁 - Natwa, in order to call attention to the prevalence of homosexual feeling; he also associated the neglect of women with sodomy. "Man is made woman," he writes; "he blackens the honor of his sex, the craft of magic Venus makes him of double gender"; nobly beautiful youths have "turned their hammers of love to the office of anvils," and "many kisses lie untouched on maiden lips.
第 3 頁 - ... orphan. The sex of active nature trembles shamefully at the way in which it declines into passive nature. Man is made woman, he blackens the honor of his sex, the craft of magic Venus makes him of double gender. He is both predicate and subject, he »• becomes likewise of two declensions, he pushes the laws of grammar too far.
第 45 頁 - ... in the outskirt world I stationed Venus, who is skilled in — the knowledge of making, as under-deputy of my work, in order that she, un^der my judgment and guidance, and with the assisting activity of her husband Hymen and her son Cupid, by laboring at the various...