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Oxford Mountaineering Essays

Note 27 — III. THE MOUNTAINS IN GREEK POETRY

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Olympus, where, as they say, is the seat of the gods that standeth fast for ever. Not by winds is it shaken, nor ever wet with rain, nor does the snow come nigh thereto, but most clear air is spread about it, and the white light floats over it.

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