Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 180
clothed them, that lady Circe gavethem. And they became men again, younger than beforethey were, and goodlier far, and taUer to behold. And theyall knew me again, and each one took my hands, and wistfulwas the lament that sank into their souls, and the roofaround rang wondrously. And even the… … in THE MYTH OF CIRCE. 83 uprising; and while the gracious goddess comforts them inbody and in soul within her halls, let us tarry outside for awhile, and see how the scene of their trial, the goodlypalace of Circe, was figured by the fancy of the Grseco-Eoman wall-painter. In Autotype V. we have…
Homer · Mythology, Greek · Art and mythology · Art, Greek
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