...aloof from their quarrels : he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overreached by artifice, blinded by desire, and hurried by resentment into unseemly...described as emanating from his will ; but sometimes he voL. i. o appears to be no more than the minister of a stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to...

...aloof from their quarrels : he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overreached by artifice, blinded by desire, and hurried by resentment into unseemly...probably the poet had not formed a distinct notion of it.1 Fate is generally described as emanating from his will ; but sometimes he appears to be no more...

...aloof from their quarrels : he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overreached by artifice, blinded by desire, and hurried by resentment into unseemly...to fate is not uniformly represented in the Homeric yoerns, and probably the poet had not formed a distinct notion of it. Fate is generally described as...

...their quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his_ purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence....emanating from his will, but sometimes he appears to bo no more than the minister of a stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to elude." l And Zeus bears...

...their quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence....minister of a stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to elude."1 1 Thirlwall, ''History of Greece," vol. i. pp. 217-219. And Zeus bears to man the relation...

...their quarrels; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence....stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to elude." * 169. And Zeus bears to man the relation of " father." Each mortal who has a supplication to make...

...their quarrels; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence....stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to elude." A suffering Christ endears Him more to us than if He had visibly proved the Godhead when scourged,...

...their quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence....described as emanating from his will, but sometimes he apliears to be no more than the minister of a stern necessity, which he wishes in vain to elude." *...