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that ye should be as gods since i as man
internal man is but proportion meet
i of brute human yee of human gods | img2poems |
what fear i then rather what know to feare
under this ignorance of good and evil
of god or death of law or penaltie | img2poems |
to him she hasted in her face excuse
came prologue and apologie to prompt
which with bland words at will she thus addrest | img2poems |
so said he and forbore not glance or toy
of amorous intent well understood
of eve whose eye darted contagious fire | img2poems |
let none henceforth seek needless cause to approve
the faith they owe when earnestly they seek
such proof conclude they then begin to faile | img2poems |
being as i am why didst not thou the head
command me absolutely not to go
going into such danger as thou saidst | img2poems |
to whom sad eve with shame nigh overwhelm'd
confessing soon yet not before her judge
bold or loquacious thus abasht repli'd | img2poems |
between thee and the woman i will put
enmitie and between thine and her seed
her seed shall bruise thy head thou bruise his heel | img2poems |
so sented the grim feature and upturn'd
his nostril wide into the murkie air
sagacious of his quarrey from so farr | img2poems |
then heav'n and earth renewd shall be made pure
to sanctitie that shall receive no staine
till then the curse pronounc't on both precedes | img2poems |
god made thee of choice his own and of his own
to serve him thy reward was of his grace
thy punishment then justly is at his will | img2poems |
o conscience into what abyss of fears
and horrors hast thou driv'n me out of which
i find no way from deep to deeper plung'd | img2poems |
o woods o fountains hillocks dales and bowrs
vvith other echo farr i taught your shades
to answer and resound farr other song | img2poems |
childless thou art childless remaine
so death shall be deceav'd his glut and with us two
be forc'd to satisfie his rav'nous maw | img2poems |
she ended heer or vehement despaire
broke off the rest so much of death her thoughts
had entertaind as di'd her cheeks with pale | img2poems |
but adam with such counsel nothing sway'd
to better hopes his more attentive minde
labouring had rais'd and thus to eve repli'd | img2poems |
adam by this from the cold sudden damp
recovering and his scatterd spirits returnd
to michael thus his humble words addressd | img2poems |
o teacher some great mischief hath befall'n
to that meek man who well had sacrific'd
is pietie thus and pure devotion paid | img2poems |
but is there yet no other way besides
these painful passages how we may come
to death and mix with our connatural dust | img2poems |
nor love thy life nor hate but what thou livst
live well how long or short permit to heav'n
and now prepare thee for another sight | img2poems |
o pittie and shame that they who to live well
enterd so faire should turn aside to tread
paths indirect or in the mid way faint | img2poems |
from mans effeminate slackness it begins
said th' angel who should better hold his place
by wisdome and superiour gifts receavd | img2poems |
how comes it thus
unfould celestial guide
and whether here the race of man will end | img2poems |
to teach thee that god attributes to place
no sanctitie if none be thither brought
by men who there frequent or therein dwell | img2poems |
and now the tops of hills as rocks appeer
with clamor thence the rapid currents drive
towards the retreating sea thir furious tyde | img2poems |
he ceas'd discerning adam with such joy
surcharg'd as had like grief bin dew'd in tears
without the vent of words which these he breathd | img2poems |
needs must the serpent now his capital bruise
expect with mortal paine: say where and when
thir fight what stroke shall bruise the victors heel | img2poems |
so spake th' archangel michael then paus'd
as at the worlds great period and our sire
replete with joy and wonder thus repli'd | img2poems |
for convenience of reference the editor has added a head-line to each
fit of the poem with a view to facilitate a knowledge of its
episodes | img2poems |
a good many cognate modern english words have been introduced here and
there in the glossary with a view to illustration and other addenda
will be found between brackets and parenthetical marks | img2poems |
the responsibility of the editors is as follows: h
is responsible for
for the list | img2poems |
ecg-wela
the scyldings are called his
descendants grein considers him the founder of the older dynasty of | img2poems |
what is said about both in our poem
is obscure but the following may be
conjectured | img2poems |
lombards
does not result happily for ingeld though he long defers it on account of
his love for his wife nevertheless takes revenge for his father | img2poems |
king healfdene's general ff
for his fight with finn his death and
burial see under finn | img2poems |
mere-wioingas (gen
mere-wioinga
) as name of the franks | img2poems |
notorious on account of her cruel unfeminine character ff
she
is mentioned as the opposite to the mild dignified hygd the queen of the | img2poems |
etc
clear
see | img2poems |
exodus daniel
phoenix etc
open with the same formula | img2poems |
l
gamel
the | img2poems |
another christian passage derives all
the demons eotens elves and dreadful sea-beasts from the race of cain
the folly of sacrificing to the heathen gods is spoken of | img2poems |
the
other point is the belief in immortality
br | img2poems |
ll
- grimm connects with the anglo-saxon
grindel | img2poems |
l
an english warrior went into battle with a boar-crested helmet
and a round linden shield with a byrnie of ringmail | img2poems |
with two javelins
or a single ashen spear some eight or ten feet long with a long two-edged
sword naked or held in an ornamental scabbard | img2poems |
l
and ten br
the boar-images | img2poems |
viii
zacher iii
etc | img2poems |
gen
l
hunt's dan | img2poems |
ll
etc
etc | img2poems |
ll
- this is a fine piece of folk-lore in the oldest extant
form | img2poems |
l
his life before he will ' etc
sw | img2poems |
l
b
proposes eotenise | img2poems |
ll
what afterwards in the mature language of chivalry was called his 'true
knight' e | img2poems |
are guardians of treasure
br
p | img2poems |
l
b
considers bill | img2poems |
and eorl would be subject
of the conjectural vb
through what he shall attain his life's end when he no longer may live | img2poems |
servant man-servant: dat
sg
servant | img2poems |
ever
ever after ever comp
na | img2poems |
single only: acc
sg
sg | img2poems |
m
breath gasp snort: instr
sg | img2poems |
worda and
worca ) each : dat
sg | img2poems |
one: acc
sg
m | img2poems |
prepos
with dat
the day of death | img2poems |
variegated with bones either with
ornaments made of bone-work or adorned with bone perhaps
probable | img2poems |
troop bore itself better maintained a nobler deportment he
the best-beloved upon the earth at the end of his life struggling
miserably | img2poems |
for-beran to hold to suppress: inf
forberan ne mehte that he could not suppress the emotions of his
breast | img2poems |
which could protect his body pret
pl
ealdre burgan | img2poems |
ge-beorgan to save to
protect: pret
sg | img2poems |
made known the words within to offer to tender to
wish: pret
giant a watcher | img2poems |
) to
and the chief power inf
battle | img2poems |
w
dat
orcas round about him ) to towards | img2poems |
v
to bite of the cutting of swords: inf
sword | img2poems |
: ) gleaming shining: acc
sg
pale in comp | img2poems |
bloodthirsty bloody-minded: nom
sg
a bloodthirsty feeling | img2poems |
e
a
word burst out from his breast | img2poems |
v
to break to break in pieces to
kill: pret | img2poems |
troubled thoughts dat
pl
faran caused the words to come out from his bosom | img2poems |
ge-bycgan to buy to acquire to pay: pret
w
acc | img2poems |
v
to purchase: pret
part | img2poems |
v
to call hither: pret
men | img2poems |
v
to know to recognize: inf
sword | img2poems |
of uncommon thoughts in his way of thinking standing higher than
others high-minded: nom
sg | img2poems |
ge-cringan same as above: pret
he under rande gecranc
in campe gecrong fell in single combat | img2poems |
be-cuman to come to approach to arrive: pret
and with inf
following: stefn in becom | img2poems |
similarly with acc
of pers
when this time of battle came over him | img2poems |
wile i know my gracious h
that he
will | img2poems |
pret
sg
courtiers so with the acc | img2poems |
openly publicly: comp
more boldly to come hither (the coast-watchman means by this the
secret landing of the vikings | img2poems |
feminine womanly: nom
sg
woman | img2poems |
announce: inf
come) pret
part | img2poems |
relationship) st
f
home country land: in comp | img2poems |
: ) wild terrible: nom
sg
) bold brave: nom | img2poems |
sg
) splendor : acc
the saints | img2poems |
thee as once the enemy did thee gif ic
with anything obtain thy greater love than i have yet done
similarly pl | img2poems |
and predicate adj
: prs
the world so subject that | img2poems |
inf
nor would the leader of the people much honor him at the
mead-banquet with adv | img2poems |
v
to move to agitate to
stir up: inf | img2poems |
bloody bleeding: nom
sg
sg | img2poems |
efne adv
even exactly precisely just united with
much the less as | img2poems |
terrible bringing terror: of grendel's
head of the beginning of the fight with the drake of the
drake | img2poems |
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