Bk. 6, line 265.
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Gavin Douglas: Frases en inglés
“And al smail fowlys syngis on the spray:
Welcum the lord of lycht, and lamp of day.”
Bk. 12, prologue, line 251.
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C. S. Lewis, English Literature in the Sixteenth Century, Excluding Drama (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1954), p. 90.
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“Ryveris ran reid on spait with watir broune,
And burnys hurlys all thar bankis doune.”
Bk. 7, prologue, line 19.
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“As to the text accordyng never a deill,
Mair than langis to the cart the fift quheill.”
Bk. 13, prologue, line 117.
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Ezra Pound, ABC of Reading (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1934), p. 103.
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“Arguably the best version of Virgil in English poetry.”
Douglas Gray, in W. F. Bolton (ed.) The Middle Ages (London: Sphere, 1970), p. 366.
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The battles and the man I will describe
From Troy's bounds first that fugitive
By fate to Italy came and coast Lavinia,
Over land and sea driven with great pain
By force of gods above from every stead,
Of cruel Juno through old remembered wrath:
Great pain in battles suffered he also,
Or he his gods brought in Latium
And built the city, from which of noble fame
The Latin people taken have their name,
And also the fathers, princes of Alba,
Came, and the wall-builders of great Rome also.
Bk. 1, line 1.
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