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Englisc songcræft: The Vulgate: Gen. 1.11

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Thursday, June 25, 2015. The Vulgate: Gen. 1.11. Et ait germinet terra herbam virentem et facientem semen et lignum pomiferum faciens fructum iuxta genus suum cuius semen in semet ipso sit super terram et factum est ita. And he said,. The land should inseminate green grass. And the living seed,. So it makes its same flesh,.

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Englisc songcræft: June 2015

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Sunday, June 28, 2015. The Old English Genesis 1-12. Us is riht micel ðæt we rodera weard,. Wereda wuldorcining, wordum herigen,. He is mægna sped,. Heafod ealra heahgesceafta,. Frea ælmihtig. Næs him fruma æfre,. Or geworden, ne nu ende cymþ. Ecean drihtnes, ac he bið a rice. Ofer heofenstolas. Heagum þrymmum. And that we Love. Nec c...

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Englisc songcræft: Vote for the greatest translator of Homer's Iliad

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Tuesday, May 1, 2012. Vote for the greatest translator of Homer's Iliad. Who is the greatest translator of Homer's Iliad? Here is a piece of ancient greek pottery with the image of a. Lyric bard. Notice the demonic dance he inspires in those. Around him. This kind of 'power,' which excites joy. The stability of a class system and the.

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Englisc songcræft: the top five greatest translations, in history

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Monday, April 23, 2012. The top five greatest translations, in history. George Chapman, Homer's Iliad. Arthur Golding, Ovid's Metamorphoses. CK Scott Moncrieff, Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu. David Rosenberg, Genesis, the J author. John Dryden, Vergil's Aeneid. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow my blog,.

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Englisc songcræft: The Vulgate: Gen. 1.8-1.10

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Monday, July 29, 2013. The Vulgate: Gen. 1.8-1.10. And God called the plane the sky and the second day was made with evening and with morning. But God said: Allow the waters, which are in one place under the sky, to assemble and allow the desert to appear. And so it was done. And God saw that it was a good thing. Follow my blog,.

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Englisc songcræft: The Vulgate: Gen 1.1-1.7

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Sunday, July 28, 2013. The Vulgate: Gen 1.1-1.7. At the beginning, God created the sky and the land. But the land was senseless, hollow, and shadows lived over the void's face. And the spirit of God was carried over the waters. And God said: Light shall form. And light was formed. And God saw the light and that it was good. Hier gibst...

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Englisc songcræft: from the Metamorphoses, Book X

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Tuesday, June 23, 2015. From the Metamorphoses, Book X. Captavit refugam, stupuitque Ixionis orbis,. Nec carpsere iecur volucres, urnisque vacarunt. Belides, inque tuo sedisti, Sisyphe, saxo. Tunc primum lacrimis victarum carmine fama est. Nor did Tantalus reach for water,. And the orb of Ixion ceased,. And the vultures,. For a moment,.

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Englisc songcræft: July 2013

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Monday, July 29, 2013. The Vulgate: Gen. 1.8-1.10. And God called the plane the sky and the second day was made with evening and with morning. But God said: Allow the waters, which are in one place under the sky, to assemble and allow the desert to appear. And so it was done. And God saw that it was a good thing. Sunday, July 28, 2013.

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Englisc songcræft: Riddle 66: the Exeter Book

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For the translation of languages old and new. Ond þe þæt selre geceos, ece rædas; oferhyda ne gym". Choose what is better, the eternal wisdom; heed not the blinding pride". Saturday, August 4, 2012. Riddle 66: the Exeter Book. Ic eom mare þonne þes mindan geard, I am greater than this middle yard,. Læsse þonne hond wyrm, leohtre þonne mona, less than a hand worm, brighter than the moon,. Swiftre þonne sunne. Sæs me sind ealle quicker than the sun. All of the oceans, the flooding,. The left page say, "Wid...