Poetry of Sappho
Poetry of Sappho
Poetry of Sappho
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14 the poetry <strong>of</strong> sappho<br />
<br />
[LP 43.5–9]<br />
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] throws peace into turmoil<br />
] weariness overcomes the heart<br />
] settles down<br />
] but come now, friends, dear girls,<br />
] for day is near.<br />
THE MARRIAGE OF HEKTOR AND<br />
ANDROMACHE<br />
Cyprus [<br />
The herald came [<br />
Idaíos the swift messenger<br />
[ ]<br />
“... and all the rest <strong>of</strong> Asia [ ] undying glory.<br />
Hektor and his companions escort a dartingeyed<br />
woman from sacred Thebë and fair Plakía’s streams,<br />
delicate Andrómache, aboard their ship<br />
on the salt sea, and with her many golden bracelets<br />
and scented purple robes and intricate adornments,<br />
silver goblets past numbering and ivory.”<br />
So he said. His father leapt up eagerly