Frases de Estacio
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Estacio
Fecha de nacimiento: 40 d.C.
Fecha de muerte: 96 d.C.
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Publio Papinio Estacio fue un poeta y maestro latino.
Frases Estacio
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„Fear (in times of doubt the worst of prophets)“
— Statius
Context: Fear (in times of doubt the worst of prophets) revolves many things.
Line 5
„Love of life, which departs last from the heart.“
— Statius
Line 386 (tr. W. J. Dominik)
„The wood that crowns the peak of Nesis set fast in ocean.“
— Statius
i, line 148 (tr. J. H. Mozley)
„Among them pert-faced Elegy draws near.“
— Statius
ii, line 7
„While spear in hand he repels the hounds agape to rend him.“
— Statius
Line 574 (tr. J. H. Mozley)
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„Hear oh hear, if my prayer be worthy and such as you yourself might whisper to my frenzy. Those I begot (no matter in what bed) did not try to guide me, bereft of sight and sceptre, or sway my grieving with words. Nay behold (ah agony!), in their pride, kings this while by my calamity, they even mock my darkness, impatient of their father's groans. Even to them am I unclean? And does the sire of the gods see it and do naught? Do you at least, my rightful champion, come hither and range all my progeny for punishment. Put on your head this gore-soaked diadem that I tore off with my bloody nails. Spurred by a father's prayers, go against the brothers, go between them, let steel make partnership of blood fly asunder. Queen of Tartarus' pit, grant the wickedness I would fain see.“
— Statius
Line 73
„Like is he to a wolf that has forced an entrance to a rich fold of sheep, and now, his breast all clotted with foul corruption and his gaping bristly mouth unsightly with blood-stained wool, hies him from the pens, turning this way and that his troubled gaze, should the angry shepherds find out their loss and follow in pursuit, and flees all conscious of his bold deed.“
— Statius
Line 363 (tr. J. H. Mozley)
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„Even so a crowd of nestlings, seeing their mother returning through the air afar, would fain go to meet her, and lean gaping from the edge of the nest, and would even now be falling, did she not spread all her motherly bosom to save them, and chide them with loving wings.“
— Statius
Line 458 (tr. J. H. Mozley)
„That day was the day of Tydeus: from him they flee and tremble.“
— Statius
Line 663 (tr. J. H. Mozley)
