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... Mate -Asclepiades Tryphera -Bacchylides Happiness Ode to Hekate The Test of Virtue -Hedylus Let Us Drink -Ibycus No Rest for Love -Ion of Chios Untamable Child -Melanippides Wine after Water -Poseidippus Archianax -Praxilla Beware To Adonis You Look Great -Sappho Ode to Aphrodite Abandoned And as for Me But I Sleep Alone It Seems to Me Mountain ...

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... in the boat, far at sea. P When we learned of a terrible earthquake at Chios, we loaded Libus’ boat with food, wine and water and set out, before... ...thout its stars, might have been the ocean. Our hard trip brought us into Chios tired and hungry; we had been unable to look after ourselves but, wi... ...fter ourselves but, without eating, we began to distribute food and wine. Chios—happy town—lay broken. I walked about, remembering, stopping here an... ... home, our fire put together from the prow of an old boat, the talk about Chios and the injured, their lack of food and care. We slept in beached bo...

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... in the boat, far at sea. P When we learned of a terrible earthquake at Chios, we loaded Libus’ boat with food, wine and water and set out, before... ...thout its stars, might have been the ocean. Our hard trip brought us into Chios tired and hungry; we had been unable to look after ourselves but, wi... ...fter ourselves but, without eating, we began to distribute food and wine. Chios—happy town—lay broken. I walked about, remembering, stopping here an... ... home, our fire put together from the prow of an old boat, the talk about Chios and the injured, their lack of food and care. We slept in beached bo...

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...n Carmel, an ocean view luxury apartment in Monaco, or a seaside mansion on Chios? “Just look at the roads needed. Americans complain ab...

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...but bread, water-cresses, and water? Did not custome worke this wonder in Chios, that during the space of seven hundred yeres it was never found or ... ...ssamine, e di carte, di procure Hanno mani e il seno, e gran fastelli Di chiose, di consioli e di letture, Per cui le faculta de' poverelli Non so... ...nour his very obscuritie procured him. Smyrna, Rhodos, Colophon, Salamis, Chios, Argos, Athenæ. A. GEL. Noct. Att. 1. iii. c. 11. Rhodes, Salamis,... ...s, Athenæ. A. GEL. Noct. Att. 1. iii. c. 11. Rhodes, Salamis, Colophon, Chios, Argos, Smyrna, with Athens. The other is Alexander the great. Fo... ...ficiall and forced beautie to bee of the chiefest. Emanez, a young lad of Chios, supposing by gorgeous attires to purchase the beauty which nature d...

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...o heard, perhaps have read) Their wines of Setia, Cales, and Falerne, Chios and Creet, and how they quaff in Gold, Crystal and Myrrhine cups...

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... poems. This at once determined him 8 The Odyssey of Homer to set out for Chios. No vessel happened then to be setting sail thither, but he found one... ...he island, Homer enjoyed considerable success as a teacher. In the town of Chios he established a school, where he taught the precepts of poetry. “T ... ...g recognized by a Samian, who had met with him 10 The Odyssey of Homer in Chios, he was handsomely received, and invited to join in celebrating the A... ...he example of emodokus, in the Odyssey, as from that of the blind bard of Chios, in the Hymn to the Delian Apollo, whom Thucydides, as well as the ge... ... makes our whole soul yearn with love and admiration for the blind bard of Chios. To believe the author of the Iliad a mere compiler, is to degrade th... ...(The safer road), beside the Psyrian isle; Or the straight course to rocky Chios plough, And anchor under Mimas’ shaggy brow? 55 Pope We sought direc...

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...ame to Mitylene. 15 And we sailed thence, and came the next day over against Chios; and the next day we arrived at Samos, and tarried at Trogyllium; a...

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...lso by Theseus, Oenopion and Staphylus; and among these is the poet Ion of Chios, who writes of his own native city Which once Oenopion, son of Theseu... ...er by another mother; Italia was married to Panthoides, of the is- land of Chios; Sybaris to Nicomedes the Athenian. After the death of Themistocles, ... .... The Ephesians erected a tent for him, adorned magnificently; the city of Chios furnished him with provender for his horses and with great numbers of... ...ans received in Sicily, ambassadors were dispatched to Sparta at once from Chios and Lesbos and Cyzicus, to signify their purpose of revolting from th... ..., but the Lacedaemonians, at the persuasion of Alcibiades, chose to assist Chios before all others. He himself, also, went instantly to sea, procured ... ...t. They fancied, every day, that they should hear news of the reduction of Chios, and of the rest of Ionia, and grew impatient that things were not ef... ...sity, indecorum, or trick- ery, no, not so much as at his play. Ariston of Chios says the first origin of the enmity which rose to so great a height, ... ...change their minds again. Upon which Uliades, the Samian, and Antagoras of Chios, conspiring together, ran in near Byzantium on Pausanias’s galley, ge... ... of Gela. Ion relates that when he was a young man, and recently come from Chios to Athens, he chanced to sup with Cimon, at Laomedon’s house. After s...

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...recital of the very same poems. This at once determined him to set out for Chios. No vessel happened then to be setting sail thither, but he found one... ...he island, Homer enjoyed considerable success as a teacher. In the town of Chios he established a school where he taught the precepts of poetry. “To t... ... out for Samos. Here being recognized by a Samian, who had met with him in Chios, he was hand- somely received, and invited to join in celebrating the... ... answer all,—’A blind old man and poor Sweetest he sings—and dwells on Chios’ rocky shore.’” See Thucyd. iii, 104.] the authenticity of which has ... ...he example of Demodokus, in the Odyssey, as from that of the blind bard of Chios, in the Hymn to the Delian Apollo, whom Thucydides, as well as the ge... ... makes our whole soul yearn with love and admiration for the blind bard of Chios. To believe the author of the Iliad a mere compiler, is to degrade th...

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...king up our minds about our course—for we did not know whether to go outside Chios by the island of Psyra, keeping this to our left, or inside Chios, ...

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...deformities I reckon forced and artificial beauties: Hemon, a young boy of Chios, thinking by fine dressing to acquire the beauty that nature had deni... ...hether a wise man could love him. Cotton has “Emonez, a young courtezan of Chios.”] Ugliness of a confessed antiquity is to me less old and less ugly ...

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...ictory. He died shortly after the expedition had started, in the island of Chios, in 1456. The house of Bourges, his native place, testifies in some d...

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...read, cresses, and water. Did not cus- tom, moreover, work that miracle in Chios that, in seven hundred years, it was never known that ever maid or wi... ...onstantly) a scholar of less sufficiency, than other people. Old Aristo of Chios had reason to say that philosophers did their auditors harm, forasmuc...

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...began again to prelude. “Nay , first cherish thy fancy with a cup of fiery Chios wine,” said the King. “And hark thee, I would have thee fling away th...

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... should be left to the determinations of Pothinus the eunuch, Theodotus of Chios, the paid rhetoric master, and Achillas the Egyptian. For these, amon... ... forwardest, which, indeed, in the end, cost him his life in the island of Chios, he having pressed his own ship fore- most to force a landing. But Ph...

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... tion of which their ancestors were the original source. The University of Chios contained before the breaking out of the revolution eight hundred stu...

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...ase,” said Chateau-Renaud with a smile. “I do not know whether the wine of Chios produces melancholy, but certainly everything appears to me black in ...

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... beauty could scarcely be imagined. Lovely as the Greek girls of Cyprus or Chios, Mercedes boasted the same bright flashing eyes of jet, and ripe, rou...

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...e to Mitylene. 15 And we sailed thence, and came the next day over against Chios; and the next day we ar- rived at Samos, and tarried at Trogyllium; a...

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...to Mitylene. 15 And sailing thence, the day following we came over against Chios; and the next day we arrived at Samos; and the day following we came ...

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..., Dionysodorus and Euthydemus, are the chief performers. They are natives of Chios, who had settled at Thurii, but were driven out, and in former days... ...ieve that they are natives of this part of the world, and have migrated from Chios to Thurii; they were driven out of Thurii, and have been living for... ...r and not falling yourself, now any more than of old. Ctesippus said: Men of Chios, Thurii, or however and whatever you call yourselves, I wonder at y...

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...st, indeed, is ascribed (Scholiast on Pindar “Nem.” ii, 2) to Cynaethus of Chios (fl. 504 B.C.), a date which is obviously far too low; general consid... ...e power of walking upon the waves as though upon land. When he was come to Chios, be outraged Merope, the daughter of Oenopion, being drunken; but Oen... ... smouldering Lemnos and rich Lesbos, home of Macar, the son of Aeolus, and Chios, brightest of all the isles that lie in the sea, and craggy Mimas and... ...wer, each and all, with one voice: ‘He is a blind man, and dwells in rocky Chios: his lays are evermore supreme.’ As for me, I will carry your renown... ...r daily, monthly, and yearly; and that another sacrifice should be sent to Chios every five years. This is the inscription they cut upon his statue: ‘...

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...ttle money, he gave earnest for all the oil works that were in Miletus and Chios, which he hired at a low price, there being no one to bid against him... ...rentum and Byzantium, masters of galleys at Athens, merchants at Ægina and Chios, those who let ships on freight at Tenedos; we may add to these those... ...of arms. The Antisseans also, having taken in those who were banished from Chios, after- wards did the same thing; and also the Zancleans, after hav- ... ...espotism which those persons as- sumed who were in power, as at Cnidus and Chios. Changes also may happen by accident in what we call a free state and...

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...ty helped him to! 282 Book the Second “Smyrna, Rhodos, Colophon, Salamis, Chios, Argos, Athenm.” The other is Alexander the Great. For whoever will c...