Friday, June 25, 2010
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Darkness and light
I felt alone ... alone.
Only in the Black House. Just as
no.
I had lived until then? What I saw looking back was life? I had loved.
... I never loved. I cried
unable to do anything else. Coward. I saw love in her eyes ... ... the light stronger than any other ... ... of any electric light of any sun. What, then, was the love? Burn in that light. Now I understood why ... the darkness reigned in these rooms. To relieve the pain ... to bring peace. He took refuge in the dark also well ... because he had lost his light and any point of comparison would have hurt ... 
I felt alone ... alone.
Only in the Black House. Just as
no.
I had lived until then? What I saw looking back was life? I had loved.
... I never loved. I cried
unable to do anything else. Coward. I saw love in her eyes ... ... the light stronger than any other ... ... of any electric light of any sun. What, then, was the love? Burn in that light. Now I understood why ... the darkness reigned in these rooms. To relieve the pain ... to bring peace. He took refuge in the dark also well ... because he had lost his light and any point of comparison would have hurt ...
Thursday, June 24, 2010
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Orpheus and Calais ( Fanocle)
Fanocle part of the group of poets of Hellenistic Alexandria environment dedicated to the genre of elegy.
of his work there are only fragments, which make it possible for us to know the subject of at least some elegies: the fragment 1 Powell, the longest (28 lines), was part of a poem about love between Orpheus and Calais. It focuses on a double
àition: in fact the main one, which seeks to explain the custom of the Thracians to mark their women if they have another colleague, who will explain the reason for such a particular fondness for the music of the island of Lesbos .
The elegy opens with Orpheus who pines for Calais, son of Boreas, sitting in the woods of Thrace and his singing love the Thracian women, however, suddenly surround him and attack him to kill him, he can not bear to slight the women and accused him of having introduced between Traci loves men. As they tear the body and tagliatagli the head with a nail set to his lyre and thrown overboard. So the currents carry the head of Orpheus in Lesbos, and bury it Lesbi putting the pound over the mound, so the sweet music of Orpheus forever permeates the island since then suited to the arts of song and lyre. The Thracians, known the terrible crime of their women, brands, and they shall bear forever the memory of that guilt.
The poem is permeated by a widespread atmosphere of pathos, of compassion for the misery of the love of Orpheus, and the absolute injustice of his horrible end. Is clearly rebuttable, at least in this elegy, critical interpretation that saw in Fanocle a condemnation of homosexuality. Send an elegy
"O Oiagro as the son of the Thracian Orpheus loved
heart of Calais, son of Boreas,
and often sat in the shady woods
singing his love and his heart was not peace, but
penis always sleepless soul
plagued him watching the thriving Calais.
Bistonidi evil but he surrounded and killed
having sharpened the sharp swords,
had shown as first among the male Traci loves
and did not like the loves of women.
and bronze with the detached head, and then
Thracian threw him into the sea with a lyre
fixed with a nail, that they might be dragged from the sea
both together, glistening wet from the waves.
the hoary sea and pushed them to the sacred Lesbos:
and sound as a pound of harmonious
held the sea and islands and sea shores, where the melodious head of Orpheus
men buried,
on the mound and the witty put zither that even the dumb and hateful
stones persuaded water Force.
since the songs and the lovely art of harp
take the island, and most of all is the singing.
and how the warlike Thracians learned the cruel act
women and all had significant pain, the
wife Marcia, because the body carrying the sign
bruise not forget the heinous crime.
and killed Orpheus pay the penalty for women
even now because of that offense. "
(Fanocle, fr. 1 Powell) 
Fanocle part of the group of poets of Hellenistic Alexandria environment dedicated to the genre of elegy.
of his work there are only fragments, which make it possible for us to know the subject of at least some elegies: the fragment 1 Powell, the longest (28 lines), was part of a poem about love between Orpheus and Calais. It focuses on a double
àition: in fact the main one, which seeks to explain the custom of the Thracians to mark their women if they have another colleague, who will explain the reason for such a particular fondness for the music of the island of Lesbos .
The elegy opens with Orpheus who pines for Calais, son of Boreas, sitting in the woods of Thrace and his singing love the Thracian women, however, suddenly surround him and attack him to kill him, he can not bear to slight the women and accused him of having introduced between Traci loves men. As they tear the body and tagliatagli the head with a nail set to his lyre and thrown overboard. So the currents carry the head of Orpheus in Lesbos, and bury it Lesbi putting the pound over the mound, so the sweet music of Orpheus forever permeates the island since then suited to the arts of song and lyre. The Thracians, known the terrible crime of their women, brands, and they shall bear forever the memory of that guilt.
The poem is permeated by a widespread atmosphere of pathos, of compassion for the misery of the love of Orpheus, and the absolute injustice of his horrible end. Is clearly rebuttable, at least in this elegy, critical interpretation that saw in Fanocle a condemnation of homosexuality. Send an elegy
"O Oiagro as the son of the Thracian Orpheus loved
heart of Calais, son of Boreas,
and often sat in the shady woods
singing his love and his heart was not peace, but
penis always sleepless soul
plagued him watching the thriving Calais.
Bistonidi evil but he surrounded and killed
having sharpened the sharp swords,
had shown as first among the male Traci loves
and did not like the loves of women.
and bronze with the detached head, and then
Thracian threw him into the sea with a lyre
fixed with a nail, that they might be dragged from the sea
both together, glistening wet from the waves.
the hoary sea and pushed them to the sacred Lesbos:
and sound as a pound of harmonious
held the sea and islands and sea shores, where the melodious head of Orpheus
men buried,
on the mound and the witty put zither that even the dumb and hateful
stones persuaded water Force.
since the songs and the lovely art of harp
take the island, and most of all is the singing.
and how the warlike Thracians learned the cruel act
women and all had significant pain, the
wife Marcia, because the body carrying the sign
bruise not forget the heinous crime.
and killed Orpheus pay the penalty for women
even now because of that offense. "
(Fanocle, fr. 1 Powell)
Herpes Nose Spreading
Orfeo ed Euridice (Ovid, Metamorphoses, X, 1-77) and the daylight
From there, wrapped in his golden cloak, went to the Hymen
'infinite ether, heading for the ground
of Ciconia, where the voice of Orpheus invoked God in vain.
vain, yes, because God was, but not the words of the rite,
no joy in the face, without auspicious omens.
Even wielding the torch shone out only smoke, causing
tears, and, as shaken, not ever lifted flames. Bad Omen
the worst event: the young bride,
while wandering through the meadows in the company of a bevy of
Naiad, died, bitten by a snake at the heel.
long under the vault of the sky wept
the poet of Rhodope, but also to test the world of the dead,
did not hesitate to get up the river Styx to the door of Tenaro:
among crowds unreal, between the ghosts of the dead honored
came to the presence of Persephone and the gentleman holding the
seedy underworld. Singing the song
the strings of the lyre, so he said: "O, you who live in the world degl'Inferi,
where all of us, mortals, we must conclude, if one may
and let me tell you the truth, without subterfuge
an ambiguous talk, here I have not come down to see
the darkness of Tartarus or in chains to tighten the three gorges, bristling
snakes, which derives from the monster Medusa.
Case of the trip my wife, a viper, who had walked,
injected a poison into the body, that life in the flower was cut off.
I wished I could bear, and do not deny that I tried:
winning Love! Up there on the ground, is well known that a god;
if he is here too, I do not know, but at least I hope so:
if not invented the story of the ancient kidnapping, also
you were united by love. For these scary places,
for this huge gap, for the silence of this vast kingdom,
please, re-weave the fate of Eurydice prematurely broken!
Everything you need, and after a short stay on earth, sooner or later all
rush in this one place.
Here we are all direct and this is the final resting place, here and in humans
your domain will never end. Even
Euridice will be yours when all the way
will have taken the time it deserves: a pledge to ask you, not a gift.
If you then deny me the grace of fate, that's for sure: I will not go
: the death of both enjoy. "
While he expressed himself, accompanied by the sound of the lyre,
bloodless souls crying; Tantalus
left out of the water grab that eluded him, the wheel of Ixion stopped astonished,
vultures no longer in the liver Rosero Dude, they put the urn
nephews and Belo and you, Sisyphus, sedesti on your stone.
It is said that the Furies, touched by the hand, for the first time
then gets wet with tears down her cheeks. Neither had heart
queen and king of the abyss, to withhold his prayer, and called
Eurydice. In the shadow was just arrived, came forward and
slow pitch made from the wound.
Orpheus of the Rhodopes, taking her hand, was ordered
not look back until he was released from the valleys
Averno; room, if not, would be the gift. In
deathly quiet climb up a steep path
, dark, surrounded by impenetrable fog.
And now they were not far from the surface of the earth, when
, fearing that she did not follow him, anxious to look at her, her lover Orpheus
turned: she suddenly vanished nell'Averno;
tried, yes, holding out her arms, to grasp and be grasped, but nothing shook
, alas, that the air escaping.
dying again had no words of reproach for Orpheus
(of what he should complain, if not to be loved?)
for the last time he said 'goodbye', a farewell to his ears
just arrived, and fell back into the abyss from which saliva.
froze Orfeo for the double death of his wife,
as one who was terrified to see the head of Cerberus
half chained, and whose terror did not stop until
nature from having his body was turned to stone;
or Olen who blamed
and wanted to go to the offender, or you Letea unfortunate, too enamored of your beauty
: hearts undivided a time to love, now only
rocks that rise from the streams of Ida.
Orpheus begged in vain Charon to ferry again:
the pilot drove him away. For seven days he remained there
collapsed on the bank, without touching any gift of Ceres
pain, anguish and tears were his only food.
Then, after having cursed the cruelty of the gods Averno,
sull'Emo Rodopi and retired on the high windswept. 
From there, wrapped in his golden cloak, went to the Hymen
'infinite ether, heading for the ground
of Ciconia, where the voice of Orpheus invoked God in vain.
vain, yes, because God was, but not the words of the rite,
no joy in the face, without auspicious omens.
Even wielding the torch shone out only smoke, causing
tears, and, as shaken, not ever lifted flames. Bad Omen
the worst event: the young bride,
while wandering through the meadows in the company of a bevy of
Naiad, died, bitten by a snake at the heel.
long under the vault of the sky wept
the poet of Rhodope, but also to test the world of the dead,
did not hesitate to get up the river Styx to the door of Tenaro:
among crowds unreal, between the ghosts of the dead honored
came to the presence of Persephone and the gentleman holding the
seedy underworld. Singing the song
the strings of the lyre, so he said: "O, you who live in the world degl'Inferi,
where all of us, mortals, we must conclude, if one may
and let me tell you the truth, without subterfuge
an ambiguous talk, here I have not come down to see
the darkness of Tartarus or in chains to tighten the three gorges, bristling
snakes, which derives from the monster Medusa.
Case of the trip my wife, a viper, who had walked,
injected a poison into the body, that life in the flower was cut off.
I wished I could bear, and do not deny that I tried:
winning Love! Up there on the ground, is well known that a god;
if he is here too, I do not know, but at least I hope so:
if not invented the story of the ancient kidnapping, also
you were united by love. For these scary places,
for this huge gap, for the silence of this vast kingdom,
please, re-weave the fate of Eurydice prematurely broken!
Everything you need, and after a short stay on earth, sooner or later all
rush in this one place.
Here we are all direct and this is the final resting place, here and in humans
your domain will never end. Even
Euridice will be yours when all the way
will have taken the time it deserves: a pledge to ask you, not a gift.
If you then deny me the grace of fate, that's for sure: I will not go
: the death of both enjoy. "
While he expressed himself, accompanied by the sound of the lyre,
bloodless souls crying; Tantalus
left out of the water grab that eluded him, the wheel of Ixion stopped astonished,
vultures no longer in the liver Rosero Dude, they put the urn
nephews and Belo and you, Sisyphus, sedesti on your stone.
It is said that the Furies, touched by the hand, for the first time
then gets wet with tears down her cheeks. Neither had heart
queen and king of the abyss, to withhold his prayer, and called
Eurydice. In the shadow was just arrived, came forward and
slow pitch made from the wound.
Orpheus of the Rhodopes, taking her hand, was ordered
not look back until he was released from the valleys
Averno; room, if not, would be the gift. In
deathly quiet climb up a steep path
, dark, surrounded by impenetrable fog.
And now they were not far from the surface of the earth, when
, fearing that she did not follow him, anxious to look at her, her lover Orpheus
turned: she suddenly vanished nell'Averno;
tried, yes, holding out her arms, to grasp and be grasped, but nothing shook
, alas, that the air escaping.
dying again had no words of reproach for Orpheus
(of what he should complain, if not to be loved?)
for the last time he said 'goodbye', a farewell to his ears
just arrived, and fell back into the abyss from which saliva.
froze Orfeo for the double death of his wife,
as one who was terrified to see the head of Cerberus
half chained, and whose terror did not stop until
nature from having his body was turned to stone;
or Olen who blamed
and wanted to go to the offender, or you Letea unfortunate, too enamored of your beauty
: hearts undivided a time to love, now only
rocks that rise from the streams of Ida.
Orpheus begged in vain Charon to ferry again:
the pilot drove him away. For seven days he remained there
collapsed on the bank, without touching any gift of Ceres
pain, anguish and tears were his only food.
Then, after having cursed the cruelty of the gods Averno,
sull'Emo Rodopi and retired on the high windswept.
How Do You Sell Costumes For Credits Poptropica
Virgil, Orfeo ed Euridice (Georgics, from Book IV)
'nam quis you iuuenum confidentissime, nostras 445
iussit domos bring? quidue hinc petis?' inquit. at ille:
'scis, Proteu, scis ipse, neque est te fallere quicquam:
sed tu desine uelle. deum praecepta secuti
uenimus hinc lassis quaesitum oracula rebus.'
tantum effatus. ad haec uates ui denique multa 450
ardentis oculos intorsit lumine glauco,
et grauiter frendens sic fatis ora resoluit:
'Non te nullius exercent numinis irae;
magna luis commissa: tibi has miserabilis Orpheus
haudquaquam ob meritum poenas, ni fata resistant, 455
suscitat, et rapta grauiter pro coniuge saeuit.
illa quidem, dum te fugeret per flumina praeceps,
immanem ante pedes hydrum moritura puella
seruantem ripas alta non uidit in herba.
at chorus aequalis Dryadum clamore supremos 460
impleuit montis; flerunt Rhodopeiae arces
altaque Pangaea et Rhesi Mauortia tellus
atque Getae atque Hebrus et Actias Orithyia.
ipse caua solans aegrum testudine amorem
te, dulcis coniunx, te solo in litore secum, 465
te ueniente die, te decedente canebat.
Taenarias etiam fauces, alta ostia Ditis,
et caligantem nigra formidine lucum
ingressus, Manisque adiit regemque tremendum
nesciaque humanis precibus mansuescere corda. 470
at cantu commotae Erebi de sedibus imis
umbrae ibant tenues simulacraque luce carentum,
quam multa in foliis auium se milia condunt,
Vesper ubi aut hibernus agit de montibus imber,
matres atque uiri defunctaque corpora uita 475
magnanimum heroum, pueri innuptaeque puellae,
impositique rogis iuuenes ante ora parentum,
quos circum limus niger et deformis harundo
Cocyti tardaque palus inamabilis unda
alligat et nouies Styx interfusa coercet. 480
quin ipsae stupuere domus atque intima Leti
Tartara caeruleosque implexae crinibus anguis
Eumenides, tenuitque inhians tria Cerberus ora,
atque Ixionii uento rota constitit orbis.
iamque pedem referens casus euaserat omnis, 485
redditaque Eurydice superas ueniebat ad auras
pone sequens (namque hanc dederat Proserpina legem),
cum subita incautum dementia cepit amantem,
ignoscenda quidem, scirent si ignoscere Manes:
restitit, Eurydicenque suam iam luce sub ipsa 490
immemor heu! uictusque animi respexit. ibi omnis
effusus labor atque immitis rupta tyranni
foedera, terque fragor stagnis auditus Auernis.
illa “quis et me” inquit “miseram et te perdidit, Orpheu,
quis tantus furor? en iterum crudelia retro 495
fata uocant, conditque natantia lumina somnus.
iamque uale: feror ingenti circumdata nocte
inualidasque tibi tendens, heu non tua, palmas.”
dixit et ex oculis subito, ceu fumus in auras
commixtus tenuis, fugit diuersa, neque illum 500
prensantem nequiquam umbras et multa uolentem
dicere praeterea uidit; nec portitor Orci
amplius obiectam passus transire paludem.
quid faceret? quo se rapta bis coniuge ferret?
quo fletu Manis, quae numina uoce moueret? 505
illa quidem Stygia nabat iam frigida cumba.
septem illum totos perhibent ex ordine mensis
rupe sub aëria deserti ad Strymonis undam
flesse sibi, et gelidis haec euoluisse sub antris
mulcentem tigris et agentem carmine quercus: 510
qualis populea maerens philomela sub umbra
amissos queritur fetus, quos durus arator
obseruans nido implumis detraxit; at illa
flet noctem, ramoque sedens miserabile carmen
integrat, et maestis late loca questibus implet. 515
nulla Venus, non ulli animum flexere hymenaei:
solus Hyperboreas glacies Tanaimque niualem
aruaque Riphaeis numquam uiduata pruinis
lustrabat, raptam Eurydicen atque inrita Ditis
dona querens. spretae Ciconum quo munere matres 520
inter sacra deum nocturnique orgia Bacchi
discerptum latos iuuenem sparsere per agros.
tum quoque marmorea caput a ceruice reuulsum
gurgite cum medio portans Oeagrius Hebrus
uolueret, Eurydicen uox ipsa et frigida lingua, 525
a miseram Eurydicen! anima fugiente uocabat:
Eurydicen toto referebant flumine ripae.'
Haec Proteus, et se iactu dedit aequor in altum,
quaque dedit, spumantem undam sub uertice torsit.
at non Cyrene, namque ultro adfata timentem: 530
'nate, licet tristis animo deponere curas.
haec omnis morbi causa, hinc miserabile Nymphae,
cum quibus illa choros lucis agitabat in altis,
exitium misere apibus. tu munera supplex
tende petens pacem, et facilis uenerare Napaeas; 535
namque dabunt ueniam uotis, irasque remittent.
sed modus orandi qui sit prius ordine dicam:
quattuor eximios praestanti corpore tauros,
qui tibi nunc uiridis depascunt summa Lycaei,
delige, et intacta totidem ceruice iuuencas. 540
quattuor his aras alta ad delubra dearum
constitue, et sacrum iugulis demitte cruorem,
corporaque ipsa boum frondoso desere luco.
post, ubi nona suos Aurora ostenderit ortus,
inferias Orphei Lethaea papauera mittes 545
et nigram mactabis ouem, lucumque reuises;
placatam Eurydicen uitula uenerabere caesa.'
haud mora, continuo matris praecepta facessit:
ad delubra uenit, monstratas excitat aras,
quattuor eximios praestanti corpore tauros 550
ducit et intacta totidem ceruice iuuencas.
post, ubi nona suos Aurora induxerat ortus,
inferias Orphei mittit, lucumque reuisit.
hic uero subitum ac dictu mirabile monstrum
aspiciunt, liquefacta boum per uiscera toto 555
stridere apes utero et ruptis efferuere costis,
immensasque trahi nubes, iamque arbore summa
confluere et lentis uuam demittere ramis.
Haec super aruorum cultu pecorumque canebam
et super arboribus, Caesar dum magnus ad altum 560
fulminat Euphraten bello uictorque uolentis
per populos dat iura uiamque adfectat Olympo.
illo Vergilium me tempore dulcis alebat
Parthenope studiis florentem ignobilis oti,
carmina qui lusi pastorum audaxque iuuenta, 565
Tityre, te patulae cecini sub tegmine fagi.
'Chi, chi mai ti spinse, giovane audace, / a venire da me? e qui cosa cerchi?'
'Ma tu lo sai, Pròteo, lo sai', rispose, / non è possibile ingannarti;
cessa tu di volerlo fare. / Seguendo ordini divini, / qui vengo a chiedere presagi per la mia sventura'. / Questo disse, e a queste parole, exasperated / guess it twisted his eyes in a flash of green / and gnashing of teeth by force, / opened her lips to the future:
'Certainly, the wrath of a god persecute you; / grave sins you discounts.
Against you, if fate does not object, / Orpheus unwittingly unhappy / causes your punishment
and rages at the loss of his wife.
Racing at breakneck speed along a river, / Eurydice, now marked by death, / to escape, he saw the snake
monster lurking among the thick grass on the shore.
And the chorus of her fellow nymphs / moans filled the highest mountains, / cried the tops of the Rhodopes, the high
Pangea, / Made of earth warrior,
cried the Geats, the Ebro, the Orita Attic.
And Orpheus, the lyre looking for comfort / love lost,
you, sweet wife, to you / on the deserted beach, you just sang
to be born and to die the day.
Then came the grooves of Tenaro, / the deep gate of Dis,
and in the forest where the darkness / fear thickens,
came to Mani and to their king tremendous
those who are not gentle to human prayers .
And from the most profound of Erebus, / touched by his hand,
were read from the shadows, dull images of the dead:
thousands, / like birds perched among the leaves, when the evening
or rain Winter / them away from the mountains;
women, men, and now devoid of life, / the bodies of heroes generous, / and children, without love girls / young people and burned at the stake before
parents
now the black mud, the reeds of Cocytus ugly / repulsive and a marsh / with its lazy waters around them and with nine laps
Styx tighten them. / Until the heart of Tartarus,
the abodes of death, as far as the Eumenides
/ hair braided with livid snakes
swept the wonder, / silent with the three remained open mouths
Cerberus /
with the wind and stopped the wheel Ixion. / But by Orpheus, eluded every danger,
retrace his steps / free and Euridice
saliva to revise the sky, / followed behind him, / as ordered Proserpine, / when no remedy / sudden madness overcame him, / forgivable, of course, / if they knew the hands forgive: / Still, now approaching the light, / won by love, / his Eurydice turned to look enchanted. / So the hard work thrown away, / violated the law of the ruthless tyrant, or three times we heard a roar / swamps Averno.
She said, 'Alas, Orpheus, / those who have lost / what folly?
mercilessly
and fate calls me back a sleep of death glider lost my eyes.
And now farewell: around one night
absorbs me and you, no more yours, inert reach out my hands'.
said and suddenly vanished into thin air, / like smoke which dissolves in the cool air, / and could not see
while his inexhaustible desire to speak in vain
hugging the shadows, / but not the pilot Orc
allowed him to spend more beyond the marsh.
What to do? Where to go, now lost, / lost his wife?
With tears that moved the shadows, / with the voice of that?
Of course, now cold / she sailed on the boat of the Styx. They say that for seven months
/ Orpheus
crying restlessly under a cliff overlooking / on the deserted bank of the Struma,
and tell his troubles / below the freezing star
tame tigers / hand and dragging with the oaks. So
plagued the nightingale / claims in the shade of a poplar tree, the loss of children, / a yokel cruel
with the snare was removed from the nest featherless, / crying in the night, from a branch
repeats his song Regretfully and filling every place around / with the melancholy of his complaint.
No love, / no lure of wedding / bent the heart.
only went over the frozen north / and the snows of the Tana, the mountains of Thrace
oppressed by the eternal frost,
lamenting the death of Eurydice, / Tell the gift useless. And the women of
Cicones offended by that regret, during the nightly revels
the rites of Bacchus,
scattered his limbs torn fields.
But even then, when in the midst of the Ebro eddies
dragging on the wave / her head severed from his neck ivory / voice now clotted throat
'Eurydice' name, while the soul fled, / ' or poor Eurydice '. And all along the river / repeating the banks 'Euridice'. This
said Proteus, and with a jump / sank into the sea, where it plunged and
/ turned the water in the eddies of foam.
building at his side, / Cyrene turned to his son stunned:
'My son, clears the mind from sad thoughts.
Here is the cause of all evil, / for what the nymphs (and their Euridice / wove dance into the secret of the woods)
sent her to the bees that massacre. / With humility, asking for peace, / Please offer him gifts and the pitiful Nape:
votes to grant the pardon / and will lay down the anger.
But first I shall tell you how to pray. Choose from all your
, / grazing on the top of Green High School, four bulls
vigorous body, / the best, and as many heifers / not yet tamed.
Up to four of them are /
near the shrines of the goddesses and the blood flowing from the throats is sacred,
abandoning their bodies in the wood.
Then, at the beginning of the ninth dawn, / offer to Orpheus, as a gift funeral / Poppies of Lethe
and sacrificed a black sheep, / then back into the woods,
now subsided and Euridice / honor sacrificing a cow '. Without delay Aristeo / follows the advice of his mother go sanctuary
, shrugs are prescribed / leads by four bulls vigorous body, / the best, and as many heifers
not yet tamed;
then the rise of the ninth dawn, / offers the gift of the funeral and return to Orpheus in the woods.
And here suddenly appears an incredible miracle: / defeats in the bowels of the animals / the whole belly the bees buzzing, crawling
hips open /
leaving in huge swarms and collect on top of a tree,
hang in clusters from the curve branches. This
sang on the practice field, / animal and around the trees, / while away on the banks of the Euphrates, / the great Caesar electrocution at war / and winner of that law to the people waiting, / opening the way for the Olympians. / I was living then in the enchantment of Partenope /
cultivating the pleasure of hanging apart, / I, Virgil, I, that the pace of the shepherds
I improvised, / Singing, with the boldness of youth,
TITIRO shade welcoming of a beech. 
'nam quis you iuuenum confidentissime, nostras 445
iussit domos bring? quidue hinc petis?' inquit. at ille:
'scis, Proteu, scis ipse, neque est te fallere quicquam:
sed tu desine uelle. deum praecepta secuti
uenimus hinc lassis quaesitum oracula rebus.'
tantum effatus. ad haec uates ui denique multa 450
ardentis oculos intorsit lumine glauco,
et grauiter frendens sic fatis ora resoluit:
'Non te nullius exercent numinis irae;
magna luis commissa: tibi has miserabilis Orpheus
haudquaquam ob meritum poenas, ni fata resistant, 455
suscitat, et rapta grauiter pro coniuge saeuit.
illa quidem, dum te fugeret per flumina praeceps,
immanem ante pedes hydrum moritura puella
seruantem ripas alta non uidit in herba.
at chorus aequalis Dryadum clamore supremos 460
impleuit montis; flerunt Rhodopeiae arces
altaque Pangaea et Rhesi Mauortia tellus
atque Getae atque Hebrus et Actias Orithyia.
ipse caua solans aegrum testudine amorem
te, dulcis coniunx, te solo in litore secum, 465
te ueniente die, te decedente canebat.
Taenarias etiam fauces, alta ostia Ditis,
et caligantem nigra formidine lucum
ingressus, Manisque adiit regemque tremendum
nesciaque humanis precibus mansuescere corda. 470
at cantu commotae Erebi de sedibus imis
umbrae ibant tenues simulacraque luce carentum,
quam multa in foliis auium se milia condunt,
Vesper ubi aut hibernus agit de montibus imber,
matres atque uiri defunctaque corpora uita 475
magnanimum heroum, pueri innuptaeque puellae,
impositique rogis iuuenes ante ora parentum,
quos circum limus niger et deformis harundo
Cocyti tardaque palus inamabilis unda
alligat et nouies Styx interfusa coercet. 480
quin ipsae stupuere domus atque intima Leti
Tartara caeruleosque implexae crinibus anguis
Eumenides, tenuitque inhians tria Cerberus ora,
atque Ixionii uento rota constitit orbis.
iamque pedem referens casus euaserat omnis, 485
redditaque Eurydice superas ueniebat ad auras
pone sequens (namque hanc dederat Proserpina legem),
cum subita incautum dementia cepit amantem,
ignoscenda quidem, scirent si ignoscere Manes:
restitit, Eurydicenque suam iam luce sub ipsa 490
immemor heu! uictusque animi respexit. ibi omnis
effusus labor atque immitis rupta tyranni
foedera, terque fragor stagnis auditus Auernis.
illa “quis et me” inquit “miseram et te perdidit, Orpheu,
quis tantus furor? en iterum crudelia retro 495
fata uocant, conditque natantia lumina somnus.
iamque uale: feror ingenti circumdata nocte
inualidasque tibi tendens, heu non tua, palmas.”
dixit et ex oculis subito, ceu fumus in auras
commixtus tenuis, fugit diuersa, neque illum 500
prensantem nequiquam umbras et multa uolentem
dicere praeterea uidit; nec portitor Orci
amplius obiectam passus transire paludem.
quid faceret? quo se rapta bis coniuge ferret?
quo fletu Manis, quae numina uoce moueret? 505
illa quidem Stygia nabat iam frigida cumba.
septem illum totos perhibent ex ordine mensis
rupe sub aëria deserti ad Strymonis undam
flesse sibi, et gelidis haec euoluisse sub antris
mulcentem tigris et agentem carmine quercus: 510
qualis populea maerens philomela sub umbra
amissos queritur fetus, quos durus arator
obseruans nido implumis detraxit; at illa
flet noctem, ramoque sedens miserabile carmen
integrat, et maestis late loca questibus implet. 515
nulla Venus, non ulli animum flexere hymenaei:
solus Hyperboreas glacies Tanaimque niualem
aruaque Riphaeis numquam uiduata pruinis
lustrabat, raptam Eurydicen atque inrita Ditis
dona querens. spretae Ciconum quo munere matres 520
inter sacra deum nocturnique orgia Bacchi
discerptum latos iuuenem sparsere per agros.
tum quoque marmorea caput a ceruice reuulsum
gurgite cum medio portans Oeagrius Hebrus
uolueret, Eurydicen uox ipsa et frigida lingua, 525
a miseram Eurydicen! anima fugiente uocabat:
Eurydicen toto referebant flumine ripae.'
Haec Proteus, et se iactu dedit aequor in altum,
quaque dedit, spumantem undam sub uertice torsit.
at non Cyrene, namque ultro adfata timentem: 530
'nate, licet tristis animo deponere curas.
haec omnis morbi causa, hinc miserabile Nymphae,
cum quibus illa choros lucis agitabat in altis,
exitium misere apibus. tu munera supplex
tende petens pacem, et facilis uenerare Napaeas; 535
namque dabunt ueniam uotis, irasque remittent.
sed modus orandi qui sit prius ordine dicam:
quattuor eximios praestanti corpore tauros,
qui tibi nunc uiridis depascunt summa Lycaei,
delige, et intacta totidem ceruice iuuencas. 540
quattuor his aras alta ad delubra dearum
constitue, et sacrum iugulis demitte cruorem,
corporaque ipsa boum frondoso desere luco.
post, ubi nona suos Aurora ostenderit ortus,
inferias Orphei Lethaea papauera mittes 545
et nigram mactabis ouem, lucumque reuises;
placatam Eurydicen uitula uenerabere caesa.'
haud mora, continuo matris praecepta facessit:
ad delubra uenit, monstratas excitat aras,
quattuor eximios praestanti corpore tauros 550
ducit et intacta totidem ceruice iuuencas.
post, ubi nona suos Aurora induxerat ortus,
inferias Orphei mittit, lucumque reuisit.
hic uero subitum ac dictu mirabile monstrum
aspiciunt, liquefacta boum per uiscera toto 555
stridere apes utero et ruptis efferuere costis,
immensasque trahi nubes, iamque arbore summa
confluere et lentis uuam demittere ramis.
Haec super aruorum cultu pecorumque canebam
et super arboribus, Caesar dum magnus ad altum 560
fulminat Euphraten bello uictorque uolentis
per populos dat iura uiamque adfectat Olympo.
illo Vergilium me tempore dulcis alebat
Parthenope studiis florentem ignobilis oti,
carmina qui lusi pastorum audaxque iuuenta, 565
Tityre, te patulae cecini sub tegmine fagi.
'Chi, chi mai ti spinse, giovane audace, / a venire da me? e qui cosa cerchi?'
'Ma tu lo sai, Pròteo, lo sai', rispose, / non è possibile ingannarti;
cessa tu di volerlo fare. / Seguendo ordini divini, / qui vengo a chiedere presagi per la mia sventura'. / Questo disse, e a queste parole, exasperated / guess it twisted his eyes in a flash of green / and gnashing of teeth by force, / opened her lips to the future:
'Certainly, the wrath of a god persecute you; / grave sins you discounts.
Against you, if fate does not object, / Orpheus unwittingly unhappy / causes your punishment
and rages at the loss of his wife.
Racing at breakneck speed along a river, / Eurydice, now marked by death, / to escape, he saw the snake
monster lurking among the thick grass on the shore.
And the chorus of her fellow nymphs / moans filled the highest mountains, / cried the tops of the Rhodopes, the high
Pangea, / Made of earth warrior,
cried the Geats, the Ebro, the Orita Attic.
And Orpheus, the lyre looking for comfort / love lost,
you, sweet wife, to you / on the deserted beach, you just sang
to be born and to die the day.
Then came the grooves of Tenaro, / the deep gate of Dis,
and in the forest where the darkness / fear thickens,
came to Mani and to their king tremendous
those who are not gentle to human prayers .
And from the most profound of Erebus, / touched by his hand,
were read from the shadows, dull images of the dead:
thousands, / like birds perched among the leaves, when the evening
or rain Winter / them away from the mountains;
women, men, and now devoid of life, / the bodies of heroes generous, / and children, without love girls / young people and burned at the stake before
parents
now the black mud, the reeds of Cocytus ugly / repulsive and a marsh / with its lazy waters around them and with nine laps
Styx tighten them. / Until the heart of Tartarus,
the abodes of death, as far as the Eumenides
/ hair braided with livid snakes
swept the wonder, / silent with the three remained open mouths
Cerberus /
with the wind and stopped the wheel Ixion. / But by Orpheus, eluded every danger,
retrace his steps / free and Euridice
saliva to revise the sky, / followed behind him, / as ordered Proserpine, / when no remedy / sudden madness overcame him, / forgivable, of course, / if they knew the hands forgive: / Still, now approaching the light, / won by love, / his Eurydice turned to look enchanted. / So the hard work thrown away, / violated the law of the ruthless tyrant, or three times we heard a roar / swamps Averno.
She said, 'Alas, Orpheus, / those who have lost / what folly?
mercilessly
and fate calls me back a sleep of death glider lost my eyes.
And now farewell: around one night
absorbs me and you, no more yours, inert reach out my hands'.
said and suddenly vanished into thin air, / like smoke which dissolves in the cool air, / and could not see
while his inexhaustible desire to speak in vain
hugging the shadows, / but not the pilot Orc
allowed him to spend more beyond the marsh.
What to do? Where to go, now lost, / lost his wife?
With tears that moved the shadows, / with the voice of that?
Of course, now cold / she sailed on the boat of the Styx. They say that for seven months
/ Orpheus
crying restlessly under a cliff overlooking / on the deserted bank of the Struma,
and tell his troubles / below the freezing star
tame tigers / hand and dragging with the oaks. So
plagued the nightingale / claims in the shade of a poplar tree, the loss of children, / a yokel cruel
with the snare was removed from the nest featherless, / crying in the night, from a branch
repeats his song Regretfully and filling every place around / with the melancholy of his complaint.
No love, / no lure of wedding / bent the heart.
only went over the frozen north / and the snows of the Tana, the mountains of Thrace
oppressed by the eternal frost,
lamenting the death of Eurydice, / Tell the gift useless. And the women of
Cicones offended by that regret, during the nightly revels
the rites of Bacchus,
scattered his limbs torn fields.
But even then, when in the midst of the Ebro eddies
dragging on the wave / her head severed from his neck ivory / voice now clotted throat
'Eurydice' name, while the soul fled, / ' or poor Eurydice '. And all along the river / repeating the banks 'Euridice'. This
said Proteus, and with a jump / sank into the sea, where it plunged and
/ turned the water in the eddies of foam.
building at his side, / Cyrene turned to his son stunned:
'My son, clears the mind from sad thoughts.
Here is the cause of all evil, / for what the nymphs (and their Euridice / wove dance into the secret of the woods)
sent her to the bees that massacre. / With humility, asking for peace, / Please offer him gifts and the pitiful Nape:
votes to grant the pardon / and will lay down the anger.
But first I shall tell you how to pray. Choose from all your
, / grazing on the top of Green High School, four bulls
vigorous body, / the best, and as many heifers / not yet tamed.
Up to four of them are /
near the shrines of the goddesses and the blood flowing from the throats is sacred,
abandoning their bodies in the wood.
Then, at the beginning of the ninth dawn, / offer to Orpheus, as a gift funeral / Poppies of Lethe
and sacrificed a black sheep, / then back into the woods,
now subsided and Euridice / honor sacrificing a cow '. Without delay Aristeo / follows the advice of his mother go sanctuary
, shrugs are prescribed / leads by four bulls vigorous body, / the best, and as many heifers
not yet tamed;
then the rise of the ninth dawn, / offers the gift of the funeral and return to Orpheus in the woods.
And here suddenly appears an incredible miracle: / defeats in the bowels of the animals / the whole belly the bees buzzing, crawling
hips open /
leaving in huge swarms and collect on top of a tree,
hang in clusters from the curve branches. This
sang on the practice field, / animal and around the trees, / while away on the banks of the Euphrates, / the great Caesar electrocution at war / and winner of that law to the people waiting, / opening the way for the Olympians. / I was living then in the enchantment of Partenope /
cultivating the pleasure of hanging apart, / I, Virgil, I, that the pace of the shepherds
I improvised, / Singing, with the boldness of youth,
TITIRO shade welcoming of a beech.
Bleeding A Lot First Period After Giving Birth
EURIDICE
In Greek mythology, Eurydice was a dryad nymph.
Orpheus married and died for the bite of a snake while walking in a meadow or, as Virgil and Ovid, as she ran trying to escape the attentions of Aristeo.
Orpheus, desperate, sang songs so full of despair that all the nymphs and gods they were moved. He was advised to descend into the realm of the dead to Hades and Persephone groped to convince to bring his beloved back to life, so he and his songs even made the Furies weep.
Hades and Persephone were convinced then let go of Euridice, on condition that Orpheus not walk in front of her and turned to look at until they come out in the sunshine, but when Orpheus did not hear the footsteps as his wife turned to look at whether still following the same and saw the soul of Eurydice in Hades sink, this time forever. 
In Greek mythology, Eurydice was a dryad nymph.
Orpheus married and died for the bite of a snake while walking in a meadow or, as Virgil and Ovid, as she ran trying to escape the attentions of Aristeo.
Orpheus, desperate, sang songs so full of despair that all the nymphs and gods they were moved. He was advised to descend into the realm of the dead to Hades and Persephone groped to convince to bring his beloved back to life, so he and his songs even made the Furies weep.
Hades and Persephone were convinced then let go of Euridice, on condition that Orpheus not walk in front of her and turned to look at until they come out in the sunshine, but when Orpheus did not hear the footsteps as his wife turned to look at whether still following the same and saw the soul of Eurydice in Hades sink, this time forever.
1986 Franklin Travel Trailer
ORPHEUS
History According to ancient sources Orpheus is a native of Thrace, mysterious and distant land, where until the time of Herodotus was the existence of shamans testified that acted as an intermediary between the world of the living and the dead, with magical powers operating in the world of nature, capable of provoking a state of trance through music.
Son and the Muse Calliope Eagro Thracian king, or, in other versions of the god Apollo, belongs to the generation before the age of classical Greek religion. The
is often associated as a child or student, Museum.
He combines within itself the elements of Apollonian and Dionysian: Apollonian figure is as the child or ward of the god Apollo, who protects the remains, it is a cultural hero, benefactor of mankind, promoting human and religious teacher of the arts, as a Dionysian figure, he has a sympathetic relationship with the natural world, of intimate understanding of the cycle of decay and regeneration of nature, has an intuitive knowledge and the story itself, there are obvious similarities with the figure of Dionysus for the redemption from the hell of Kore.
Literature, on the other hand, shows the figure of Orpheus in contrast to the two gods: the loss of his beloved Eurydice would be traced in the guilt of having taken the Orpheus of the god Apollo prerogatives of control over nature through singing, back from the underworld, Orpheus abandons the worship of the god Dionysus, abandoning heterosexual love was "invented" as for the first time in the history of homosexual love. In this context, falls deeply in Calais, son of Boreas, and teaches homosexual love to the Thracians. For this reason, the Bacchae of Thrace, followers of the god, angry for no longer considered by their husbands, the assault and chop them in pieces (see: Fanocle). In the version of the myth contained in the Georgics of Virgil, the cause of his death is however to be found in the Bacchae of anger for his decision not to love any more after the death of Eurydice.
firms
Girl Thracian Orpheus with head of Orpheus (1865) by Gustave MoreauSecondo classical mythology, Orpheus took part in the expedition of the Argonauts: When the Argo passed near the island of the Sirens, the sailors were ensnared by their song, but Orpheus saved them singing a song even more melodious that broke the spell.
But his fame is mainly linked to the tragic love affair that saw him together with the nymph Eurydice: Aristeo, one of the many children of Apollo, Eurydice and she loved passionately, though her love was not paid, continues to address its attention until one day she, to escape him, put his foot on a snake, which killed her with his bite. Orpheus in the underworld then penetrated with enchanting Charon his music. Again with the music subsided even Cerberus, the guardian of Hades. Persephone, moved by his pain and seduced by his hand, he persuaded Hades to let Eurydice return to earth. Hades agreed, but on one condition: Orpheus, Eurydice would have preceded all the way up to the gates of Hades without ever turning back. Exactly at the threshold of the underworld, and believe they are already out of the realm of the dead, Orpheus could no longer resist the doubt and turned to see Eurydice disappear instantly and get back into the darkness for eternity. Orpheus, according to myth, since rejected the song and the joy, the Maenads offending followers of Dionysus who killed him and tore him, feed Part of his body and threw his head nell'Erebo. The head fell to the sea and from there to the island of Lesbos, where his head was buried in the sanctuary of Apollo. The body was buried by the Muses at the foot of Olympus. His lyre was instead driven into the sky, and formed a constellation.
Another version, more dramatic and moving part of the same premise: Eurydice dies killed by a snake while escaping from the clutches of Aristeo. Orfeo decides to go and shoot. So, Cuma is the descent to the underworld. Arrived there charms Charon, Cerberus and Persephone. Hades agrees as long as he does not turn around until the two are not released from the dead. Together with Hermes (which has to check that Orpheus not intended), they walk and begin the climb. Euridice, not knowing of the agreement, continues to call so melancholy Orpheus, he thinks he does not watch because it's ugly, but he, with great pain, must continue undaunted without looking back. Just saw a little 'light, Orpheus, he realizes he is released from the Underworld and turns. Unfortunately, Eurydice has accused a sore ankle bitten by the snake and, therefore, it is lingering ... So, Orpheus has violated the condition laid down by Ade. Only now understands and Eurydice, the beloved, whispering dramatic and poignant words: "Thank you, my love, you did everything you could to save me." We then give the hand, aware that this is the last time. Dramatic the presence of Hermes, with a sad face and an expression of compassion, holding a hand to Eurydice, Hades because he promised to check and what to do. Orpheus and Eurydice disappear see now is desperate because he knows that now will not see it anymore. He decides he does not require more than any woman after his Eurydice. A group of drunken Bacchae, then invites him to participate in a Dionysian orgy. To live up to what he said, waiving, and this is what also leads him to death: The Bacchae, angry, and devour him throw his head into the river Evros, with his lyre. The head falls right on the pound and floats, while singing softly. Zeus, touched affected by this event, took the lyre and puts it into the sky, forming a constellation.
Evolution of myth
"I thought at that cold, I had crossed the void and that she wore to the bone, bone, blood. It was worth it to relive again? I thought about it, and glimpsed a glimmer of day. So I said, "is over" and I turned '
(Orpheus in The inconsolable Cesare Pavese, from Dialogues with Leuco, Einaudi 1947)
Orpheus and the animals. Mosaics of Roman imperial age. Palermo, Museo archeologico.Il Orpheus myth may have arisen as a myth of fertility, as can be deduced from the evidence of the redemption of Kore from the underworld and the σπαραγμος (From the ancient greek: body torn to pieces) affected the body of Orpheus, details indicating bring life back to earth after winter.
References to myth in archaic and classical Greek literature are few, and some of the essential elements of the story and will appear only on the extensive literature on Latin America. Two authors who have dealt with the Greek Orpheus myth by offering two different versions of it are the philosopher Plato and the poet Apollonius of Rhodes.
In the speech of Phaedrus, contained in the work "Symposium," Plato, Orpheus enters the ranks of the sophists, since it uses the word to persuade, not to express truth, he is acting in the field of doxa, not episteme. For this reason, is delivered by the gods of the underworld a phasma of Eurydice, in addition, can not be counted among the ranks of lovers since its eros is false as its logos.
OrfeoLa his own death is purely anti-heroic because he wanted to subvert the laws of God entering into Hades alive, not daring to die for love. The phasma of Eurydice symbolizes the inadequacy of poetry to represent and know the reality, knowledge that can only be achieved through higher forms of eros.
Apollonius of Rhodes put the figure of Orpheus in the Argonautica presenting it as a cultural hero, the founder of a religious sect. the role attributed to Orpheus expresses vision of the poet have the Alexandrians: through their art, understood as a skillful manipulation of the word, the poet is able to give order to the matter and reality in this regard is illustrated by the episode in which Orpheus is able to quell a fight broke out among the Argonauts by singing a solo cosmogony. 
History According to ancient sources Orpheus is a native of Thrace, mysterious and distant land, where until the time of Herodotus was the existence of shamans testified that acted as an intermediary between the world of the living and the dead, with magical powers operating in the world of nature, capable of provoking a state of trance through music.
Son and the Muse Calliope Eagro Thracian king, or, in other versions of the god Apollo, belongs to the generation before the age of classical Greek religion. The
is often associated as a child or student, Museum.
He combines within itself the elements of Apollonian and Dionysian: Apollonian figure is as the child or ward of the god Apollo, who protects the remains, it is a cultural hero, benefactor of mankind, promoting human and religious teacher of the arts, as a Dionysian figure, he has a sympathetic relationship with the natural world, of intimate understanding of the cycle of decay and regeneration of nature, has an intuitive knowledge and the story itself, there are obvious similarities with the figure of Dionysus for the redemption from the hell of Kore.
Literature, on the other hand, shows the figure of Orpheus in contrast to the two gods: the loss of his beloved Eurydice would be traced in the guilt of having taken the Orpheus of the god Apollo prerogatives of control over nature through singing, back from the underworld, Orpheus abandons the worship of the god Dionysus, abandoning heterosexual love was "invented" as for the first time in the history of homosexual love. In this context, falls deeply in Calais, son of Boreas, and teaches homosexual love to the Thracians. For this reason, the Bacchae of Thrace, followers of the god, angry for no longer considered by their husbands, the assault and chop them in pieces (see: Fanocle). In the version of the myth contained in the Georgics of Virgil, the cause of his death is however to be found in the Bacchae of anger for his decision not to love any more after the death of Eurydice.
firms
Girl Thracian Orpheus with head of Orpheus (1865) by Gustave MoreauSecondo classical mythology, Orpheus took part in the expedition of the Argonauts: When the Argo passed near the island of the Sirens, the sailors were ensnared by their song, but Orpheus saved them singing a song even more melodious that broke the spell.
But his fame is mainly linked to the tragic love affair that saw him together with the nymph Eurydice: Aristeo, one of the many children of Apollo, Eurydice and she loved passionately, though her love was not paid, continues to address its attention until one day she, to escape him, put his foot on a snake, which killed her with his bite. Orpheus in the underworld then penetrated with enchanting Charon his music. Again with the music subsided even Cerberus, the guardian of Hades. Persephone, moved by his pain and seduced by his hand, he persuaded Hades to let Eurydice return to earth. Hades agreed, but on one condition: Orpheus, Eurydice would have preceded all the way up to the gates of Hades without ever turning back. Exactly at the threshold of the underworld, and believe they are already out of the realm of the dead, Orpheus could no longer resist the doubt and turned to see Eurydice disappear instantly and get back into the darkness for eternity. Orpheus, according to myth, since rejected the song and the joy, the Maenads offending followers of Dionysus who killed him and tore him, feed Part of his body and threw his head nell'Erebo. The head fell to the sea and from there to the island of Lesbos, where his head was buried in the sanctuary of Apollo. The body was buried by the Muses at the foot of Olympus. His lyre was instead driven into the sky, and formed a constellation.
Another version, more dramatic and moving part of the same premise: Eurydice dies killed by a snake while escaping from the clutches of Aristeo. Orfeo decides to go and shoot. So, Cuma is the descent to the underworld. Arrived there charms Charon, Cerberus and Persephone. Hades agrees as long as he does not turn around until the two are not released from the dead. Together with Hermes (which has to check that Orpheus not intended), they walk and begin the climb. Euridice, not knowing of the agreement, continues to call so melancholy Orpheus, he thinks he does not watch because it's ugly, but he, with great pain, must continue undaunted without looking back. Just saw a little 'light, Orpheus, he realizes he is released from the Underworld and turns. Unfortunately, Eurydice has accused a sore ankle bitten by the snake and, therefore, it is lingering ... So, Orpheus has violated the condition laid down by Ade. Only now understands and Eurydice, the beloved, whispering dramatic and poignant words: "Thank you, my love, you did everything you could to save me." We then give the hand, aware that this is the last time. Dramatic the presence of Hermes, with a sad face and an expression of compassion, holding a hand to Eurydice, Hades because he promised to check and what to do. Orpheus and Eurydice disappear see now is desperate because he knows that now will not see it anymore. He decides he does not require more than any woman after his Eurydice. A group of drunken Bacchae, then invites him to participate in a Dionysian orgy. To live up to what he said, waiving, and this is what also leads him to death: The Bacchae, angry, and devour him throw his head into the river Evros, with his lyre. The head falls right on the pound and floats, while singing softly. Zeus, touched affected by this event, took the lyre and puts it into the sky, forming a constellation.
Evolution of myth
"I thought at that cold, I had crossed the void and that she wore to the bone, bone, blood. It was worth it to relive again? I thought about it, and glimpsed a glimmer of day. So I said, "is over" and I turned '
(Orpheus in The inconsolable Cesare Pavese, from Dialogues with Leuco, Einaudi 1947)
Orpheus and the animals. Mosaics of Roman imperial age. Palermo, Museo archeologico.Il Orpheus myth may have arisen as a myth of fertility, as can be deduced from the evidence of the redemption of Kore from the underworld and the σπαραγμος (From the ancient greek: body torn to pieces) affected the body of Orpheus, details indicating bring life back to earth after winter.
References to myth in archaic and classical Greek literature are few, and some of the essential elements of the story and will appear only on the extensive literature on Latin America. Two authors who have dealt with the Greek Orpheus myth by offering two different versions of it are the philosopher Plato and the poet Apollonius of Rhodes.
In the speech of Phaedrus, contained in the work "Symposium," Plato, Orpheus enters the ranks of the sophists, since it uses the word to persuade, not to express truth, he is acting in the field of doxa, not episteme. For this reason, is delivered by the gods of the underworld a phasma of Eurydice, in addition, can not be counted among the ranks of lovers since its eros is false as its logos.
OrfeoLa his own death is purely anti-heroic because he wanted to subvert the laws of God entering into Hades alive, not daring to die for love. The phasma of Eurydice symbolizes the inadequacy of poetry to represent and know the reality, knowledge that can only be achieved through higher forms of eros.
Apollonius of Rhodes put the figure of Orpheus in the Argonautica presenting it as a cultural hero, the founder of a religious sect. the role attributed to Orpheus expresses vision of the poet have the Alexandrians: through their art, understood as a skillful manipulation of the word, the poet is able to give order to the matter and reality in this regard is illustrated by the episode in which Orpheus is able to quell a fight broke out among the Argonauts by singing a solo cosmogony.
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MEANING OF NAMES
ALFREDO (essay peace)
derives from the Saxon and aelf raed it means "recommended by the elves." According to another interpretation could be derived from the words to (all) and frith (peace) and then mean "very peaceful".
LEDA (that injury)
Derived from the greek or Leda Lede, Latinized in Leda. It has no definite interpretation.
Leda is a figure from Greek mythology. Mortal woman, daughter of the king of Sparta, was seen by Zeus that if he fell in love and turned into a swan to seduce her.
Leda is a moon of Jupiter and Leda 38 large and dark main belt asteroid.
AMEDEO (the one who loves God)
From the Latin name Amadeus, which, taken here by the expression Deum amat, can be translated as the one who loves God the way meaning is also Amedeo is also similar to names such as Amanzio and Amateur.
ADELE (noble)
Derived from the Germanic Antalya and means noble.
ORPHEUS (living alone)
EURYDICE (Dispenser of justice) 
ALFREDO (essay peace)
derives from the Saxon and aelf raed it means "recommended by the elves." According to another interpretation could be derived from the words to (all) and frith (peace) and then mean "very peaceful".
LEDA (that injury)
Derived from the greek or Leda Lede, Latinized in Leda. It has no definite interpretation.
Leda is a figure from Greek mythology. Mortal woman, daughter of the king of Sparta, was seen by Zeus that if he fell in love and turned into a swan to seduce her.
Leda is a moon of Jupiter and Leda 38 large and dark main belt asteroid.
AMEDEO (the one who loves God)
From the Latin name Amadeus, which, taken here by the expression Deum amat, can be translated as the one who loves God the way meaning is also Amedeo is also similar to names such as Amanzio and Amateur.
ADELE (noble)
Derived from the Germanic Antalya and means noble.
ORPHEUS (living alone)
EURYDICE (Dispenser of justice)
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Orfeo ed Euridice
Orpheus, overcome all the difficulties, already turned back , and Eurydice advancing freedom, towards the light, following at a distance as he had ordered Proserpine, when a sudden madness, actually understandable if only they knew Mani forgive, swept the imprudent lover: he stopped, reached almost to light and defeated by emotion, he looked back at his Eurydice. So all the effort was wasted and broken pacts of the cruel ruler, and three times we heard a noise in the swamps of the Averno.
She said: "What madness, Orpheus, he has lost? For the second time the merciless destiny takes me back, and sleep I close my eyes quivering. Goodbye now: I am taken away, wrapped in a thick night, no longer yours while you stretch out my hands helplessly. This
and said that vanishes like smoke in the clear air fading in the opposite direction suddenly disappeared without it groped to grasp the shadow willing to speak to her again, and the ferryman Ogre would not let him pass over the marsh. What to do? Where to go after lost his wife a second time? How tears of the move, with which voice soften? Oram cold she was transported via boat on the Styx ... 
Orpheus, overcome all the difficulties, already turned back , and Eurydice advancing freedom, towards the light, following at a distance as he had ordered Proserpine, when a sudden madness, actually understandable if only they knew Mani forgive, swept the imprudent lover: he stopped, reached almost to light and defeated by emotion, he looked back at his Eurydice. So all the effort was wasted and broken pacts of the cruel ruler, and three times we heard a noise in the swamps of the Averno.
She said: "What madness, Orpheus, he has lost? For the second time the merciless destiny takes me back, and sleep I close my eyes quivering. Goodbye now: I am taken away, wrapped in a thick night, no longer yours while you stretch out my hands helplessly. This
and said that vanishes like smoke in the clear air fading in the opposite direction suddenly disappeared without it groped to grasp the shadow willing to speak to her again, and the ferryman Ogre would not let him pass over the marsh. What to do? Where to go after lost his wife a second time? How tears of the move, with which voice soften? Oram cold she was transported via boat on the Styx ...
Monday, June 21, 2010
Vitamin C Cervix Position
DAYLIGHT AND THE SUN COMING SOON
There Was No Light
Only the white night
First Born When The Sun
Screamed her eyes open in the fields
Daylight Daylight mountains
Fire Of the kisses the floor
lakes and shadows Makes
Now I cry for the sun and daylight Daylight
Now I cry for everyone
Daylight Daylight Daylight
in my heart
Daylight Daylight kissing in the trees
She can see everything
Ooh
your dream
Here on the water
Warm the sand
The seagulls calling
Kissed by kindness
You gave me this
Your fire becomes a kiss
antony and the johnsons 
There Was No Light
Only the white night
First Born When The Sun
Screamed her eyes open in the fields
Daylight Daylight mountains
Fire Of the kisses the floor
lakes and shadows Makes
Now I cry for the sun and daylight Daylight
Now I cry for everyone
Daylight Daylight Daylight
in my heart
Daylight Daylight kissing in the trees
She can see everything
Ooh
your dream
Here on the water
Warm the sand
The seagulls calling
Kissed by kindness
You gave me this
Your fire becomes a kiss
antony and the johnsons
Sunday, June 20, 2010
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