230 Quotes About Willis-barnstone

The great house glitters with bronze. War has patternedthe roof with shining helmets,their horsehair plumes waving in wind, headdressof fighting men. And pegsare concealed under bright greaves of brassthat block the iron-tipped arrows. Manyfresh-linen corslets are hanging and hollow shieldsare heaped about the floor,and standing in rows are swords of Chalkidian steel,belt-knives and warrior's kilts.We cannot forget our arms and armor when soonour dreadful duties begin.

Nothing in the world can surprise me now. Nothingis impossible or too wonderful, for Zeus, fatherof the Olympians, has turned midday into black nightby shielding light from the blossoming sun,and now dark terror hangs over mankind.Anything may happen, so do not be amazed if beastson dry land seek pasture with dolphins inthe ocean, and those beasts who loved sunny hillslove crashing seawaves more than the warm mainland.

Her sprig of myrtle clothed her beautiful roseThat her hands were happily playing with,And her hair fellAs darkness on her back and shoulders.SomeoneRight in the middle of the myrtle.

The fox knows many tricks,the hedgehog only one. A good one.

Let the gods take care of everything. Many timesthey resurrect a man whom disaster left lying face down on the black earth. Many times they topplea man and pin him, back to the soil, though hewas solid on his feet. A multitude of evilsbatters him as he wanders hungry and mad.