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Oxford Mountaineering Essays

Note 47 — III. THE MOUNTAINS IN GREEK POETRY

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But they stood like mists that Cronos’ son setteth in windless air on the mountain-tops, at peace, while the might of the north wind sleepeth and of all the violent winds that blow with keen breath and scatter apart the shadowing clouds. Even so the Danaans withstood the Trojans steadfastly and fled not.

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