Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 58
nguage, in which thought finds its fullest and most finalexpression, should be the first medium of utterance to cometo its perfection; painting and sculpture halt far behind.. We left the Cyclops in his moment of anguish. Mad-dened with pain, he casts away the olive stake and callswith a loud voice… … THE AIYTH OF THE CYCLOPES. 13 friends, No-man is slaying me by guile, nor at all by force.Then, witli a quaint piety that comes strangely from themouth of the unholy Cyclopes, they answer, If, then, ISTo-man is violently handling thee in thy solitude, it can innowise be that thou shouldest escape…
Homer · Mythology, Greek · Art and mythology · Art, Greek
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