Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 372
ninety fathoms, and circles inquick eddies. This to the undeckecj boats of the Greekswould be formidable. Charybdis, in the course of time, seems to have changedbut little: she has not lost her terrors, though the skill ofsailors has lessened their fears. It is otherwise withScylla. Her rock can… … CO P^ THE MYTH OF SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS. 201 sketch from his painting, taken in that year, is given inPlate 5 8, and we add his own description :— Scylla est unrocher de la cote de Calabre qui savance dans la mer vis ^vis le Cap de Faro eu Sicile: on Iappelle aujourdhuy Capo.Ce rocher a la figure…
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