 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1840 - 368 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, ' Do you not desire the closest union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1840 - 256 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...My good people, what is it that you want with one another1?' And if, while they were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, ' Do you not... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1845 - 186 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, 'Do yon not desire the closest union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1847 - 578 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...persons thus affected, ' My good people, what is it that yon want with one another i ' And if, while they were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1874 - 584 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, 'Do you not desire the closest union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1880 - 444 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, ' Do you not desire the closest; union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Percy Bysshe Shelley - 1888 - 426 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask, ' Do you not desire the closest union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Edward Carpenter - 1912 - 340 頁
...his Symposium, speaking of the strange desire of lovers for each other, makes Aristophanes say:1 — "But the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...were hesitating what to answer, he should proceed to ask — 'Do you not desire the closest union and singleness to exist between you, so that you may never... | |
 | Norman Douglas - 1920 - 378 頁
...just these two ? How keen is the cry of elective affinity athwart the ages ! The soul, says Plato, divines that which it seeks, and traces obscurely the footsteps of its obscure desire. The footsteps of its obscure desire So one stumbles, inadvertently, upon problems of the day concerning... | |
 | Plato - 1910 - 312 頁
...intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious affection ; but the soul of each manifestly thirsts for, from...Vulcan should say to persons thus affected, ' My g'ood peopTe, what is it that you want with one another? ' And if, while they were hesitating what to answer,... | |
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... to each other, with a vain and inexpressible longing to obtain from each other something they know not what; for it is not merely the sensual delights of their intercourse for the sake of which they dedicate themselves to each other with such serious... 
