"Pyrene" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... east, Where Nile augmenteth the Pelusian sea: This headless trunk that lies on Nilus' sand I know. Now th[o]roughout the air I fly To doubtful Syrtes and dry Afric, where A Fury leads the Emathian bands. From thence To the pine-bearing[651] hills; thence[652] to the mounts Pyrene; and so back to Rome again. See, impious war defiles the senate-house! 690 New factions rise. Now through the world again I go. O Phoebus, show me Neptune's shore, And other regions! I have seen Philippi." This said, being tir'd ...
— The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (of 3) • Christopher Marlowe |
