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cashouts (5)in #artemis • 17 days ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #17/71
PYTHIAN 3For Hieron of SyracuseIf it is right for my tongue to speak this communal prayer,I would wish that the now dead Chiron, son of Philyraand wide-ruling scion of Cronus…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • last month
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #16/71
30Two crimes brought punishment on this hero:he was the first to pollute mortals with the taint of kindred bloodshed—not without cunning—and once in the recesses of her great…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • last month
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #15/71
Zeus, Accomplisher, grant that such a destiny may always hold goodfor Aetna’s citizens and kings beside the waters of Amenas, a true record on the lips of men.For if you help…
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cashouts (5)in #pythianspythian • last month
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #14/71
PYTHIANSPYTHIAN 1For Hieron of Aetna, winner of the chariot raceGolden lyre, possession and colleague of Apollo and the violet-haired Muses;to you the dancer’s step listens as it…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • 2 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #13/71
70He sprang to his feet and seized the marvellous bit that lay beside him,and joyfully sought out the seer of the place, Coeranus’ son, and explained all that had happened in…
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cashouts (5)in #olympian • 2 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #12/71
Son of Philanor, the glory that your swift feet have brought youwould have shed its leaves ingloriously, like a cock that fights only in its native yard,had not factional strife…
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cashouts (5)in #oeonus • 2 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #11/71
He fenced the Altis round and marked it off in an open space,designated the plain around as a resting place for meals,and honoured the Alpheus along with the twelve chief…
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cashouts (5)in #english • 2 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #10/71
To him came strangers from Argos, from Thebes, from Arcadia and from Pisa;but above all these settlers he honoured Menoetius, son of Actor and Aegina,70he whose son went with…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • 2 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #9/71
With good fortune from the gods, and because he did not fail his manhood,he has shifted from himself onto the limbs of four boysthe bitterest of returns, the jeering tongues…
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cashouts (5)in #olympian • 3 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #8/71
In these Diagoras has twice been crowned with garlands,and has won four times at the famous Isthmus,time after time at Nemea, and in rocky Athens.The bronze at Argos came to…
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cashouts (5)in #tlapolemus • 3 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #7/71
The charm of poetry, often set to the sound of the sweet-toned lyreand the many-voiced pipe, gives vigour to life,and looks kindly now on one and now on another.And so to the…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • 3 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #6/71
When the king had driven back from rocky Pythohe questioned everyone in the house about the boy Euadnehad borne, because, he said, his father was Phoebus,and he would surpass all…
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cashouts (5)in #english • 4 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #5/71
O Pallas, protector of cities, he has come10from the beautiful dwellings of Pelops and Oenomaus, and he sings in praise of your sacred groveand Oanos your river and its…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • 4 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #4/71
Heracles had by his eloquence won overthe Hyperborean people, Apollo’s servants.With honourable intent he begged from themfor the all-welcoming grove of Zeusa tree to furnish…
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cashouts (5)in #zeus • 5 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #3/71
When Polynices fell he left behind his son Thersandrus,who won honour both in young men’s contestsand in the battles of war—a young shoot from Adrastus’ stock,destined to be an…
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cashouts (5)in #80cowards • 7 months ago
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #2/71
80Cowards do not seek out great risks;men must die, so why should anyone crouch in darkness,aimlessly nursing an undistinguished old age,without a share in glorious deeds?This…
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cashouts (5)in #olympiansolympian • last year
Philosopher Pindar: The Complete Odes #1/71
OLYMPIANSOLYMPIAN 1For Hieron of Syracuse, winner of the single-horse raceWater is best, while gold gleams like blazing fire in the night,brightest amid a rich man’s wealth;but…
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