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M. Annaeus Lucanus, Pharsalia (ed. Sir Edward Ridley), book 6, line 624 (search)

ies not this wretched soul before your whips ' The void of Erebus? By your very names, ' She-dogs of hell, I'll call you to the day, Not to return; through sepulchres and death Your gaoler: from funereal urns and tombs I'll chase you forth. And thou, too, Hecate, Who to the gods in comely shape and mien, Not that of Erebus, appear'st, henceforth Wasted and pallid as thou art in hell 'At my command shalt come. I'll noise abroad The banquet that beneath the solid earth Holds thee, thou maid of Enna; by what bond 'Thou lov'st night's King, by what mysterious stain Infected, so that Ceres fears from hell 'To call her daughter. And for thee, base king, 'Titan shall pierce thy caverns with his rays And sudden day shall smite thee. Do ye hear? 'Or shall I summon to mine aid that god 'At whose dread name earth trembles; who can look Unflinching on the Gorgon's head, and drive 'The Furies with his scourge, who holds the depths ' Ye cannot fathom, and above whose haunts Ye dwell supernal; who b

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