...cruelty. The stranger and the supplumt are under his peculiar protection : the fence that encloses the family dwelling is in his keeping : he avenges...wavers in his purpose, is overreached by artifice, Minded by desire, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence. The relation in which he stands...

...from the sacrifices of their worshipers. Their other affections correspond to the prossness of their animal appetites. Capricious love and hatred, anger...from their quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purposes, is overreached by artifice, blinded by desire, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence."...

...tbe Olympian state might be broken by factions, and even by conspiracies formed against its chief. Ho himself cannot keep perfectly aloof from their quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his_ purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly...

...cruelty. The stranger and the suppliant are under his peculiar protection ; the fence that encloses the family dwelling is in his keeping ; he avenges...quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence. The relation...

...ambrosial food, and inhale a grateful savour from the sacrifices of their worshippers. Their_j)ther affections correspond to the grossness of these animal...quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence. The relation...

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

...refreshment of ambrosial food, and inhale a grateful savor from the sacrifices of their worshipers. Their other affections correspond to the grossness...quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence. The relation...

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

...worshippers. Their other affections correspond to the grossness of these animal appetites. Capricious love nnd hatred, anger and jealousy, often disturb the calm...quarrels ; he occasionally wavers in his purpose, is overruled by artifice, blinded by desires, and hurried by resentment into unseemly violence. The relation...