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Oxford Mountaineering Essays

Note 48 — III. THE MOUNTAINS IN GREEK POETRY

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And as when from the high crest of a great hill Zeus, the gatherer of the lightning, hath stirred a dense cloud, and forth shine all the peaks and sharp promontories, and glades, and from heaven the infinite air breaks open.

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