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Herodotus, The Histories (ed. A. D. Godley) 12 0 Browse Search
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Phaedrus, The Fables of Phaedrus (ed. Christopher Smart, Christopher Smart, A. M.), book 4, Phaedrus To the Cavillers (search)
adventurous vessel made; In which at first, without dismay, Death's bold professors won their way, In which th' inhospitable main Was first laid open for the bane Of Grecians and barbarians too. Which made the proud AEetas rue, And whence Medea's crimes to nought The house and reign of Pelias brought. She-while in various forms she tries Her furious spirit to disguise, At one place in her flight bestow'd Her brother's limbs upon the road; And at another could betray The daughters their own sire to slay. How think you now ?-What arrant trash And our assertions much too rash!- Since prior to th' AEgean fleet Did Minos piracy defeat, And made adventures on the sea. How then shall you and I agree ? Since, stern as Cato's self, you hate All tales alike, both small and great. Plague not too much the man of parts; For he that does it surely smarts.- This threat is to the fools, that squeam At every thing of good esteem; And that they may to taste pretend, Ev'n heaven itself will discommend.