 | 1786 - 940 sivua
...evidently the fame with the Greek Erot and the Roman Cufida ; but the Indian defciiption of his perfon and arms, his family, attendants and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. \. 537 According to the Mythology of Hindoftan, he was thefon of Maya or the great :ut ratting power,... | |
 | Charles Vallencey - 1786 - 934 sivua
...evidently the fame with the Greek Ens and the Roman Cupid) ; but the Indian defctiption of his perfon and arms, his family, attendants and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. According According to the Mythology ofHindoftan, he was thefon of Maya or the great attracting power,... | |
 | Charles Vallancey - 1786 - 678 sivua
...evidently the fame with the Greek Ens and the Roman CufiJo ; but the Indian defciiption of his perfon and arms, his family, attendants and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. • : 537 According to the Mythology ofHindoftan, he was the fon of Maya or the greatatrra&ing power,... | |
 | Elizabeth Hamilton - 1796 - 356 sivua
...bears fo near a refembhnce to Apollo, that the Roman Cupido ; but the Indian defcription of his perfbn and arms, his family, attendants, and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. His bow of fugar-cane or flowers, with a firing of bees, and his jive arrows, each pointed with an Indian bloffom... | |
 | Elizabeth Hamilton - 1801 - 218 sivua
...appears the fame with the Grecian Eros and the Roman Cufido, but the I::,!-.ia defcription of his perfon and arms, his family, attendants, and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. His bow of fugarcaoe or flowers, with a firing of bees, and his jive arrows, each pointed with an Indian bloffom... | |
 | Elizabeth Hamilton - 1811 - 342 sivua
...who, in his chariot, drawn by seven green * See the beautiful hymn to Camdeo, by Sir William Jones. ID his introduction to that charming poem, Sir William...sugar cane or flowers, with a string of bees, and his five arrows, each pointed with an Indian blossom of a heating quality, are allegories equally new and... | |
 | William Jones - 1818 - 312 sivua
...following Poem ig addressed, appears evidently the same with the Grecian ERnS and the Roman CUPIDn ; hnt the Indian description of his person and arms, his family, attendants, and attrihntes, has new and pecnliar heanties. According to the mythology of Hindnstan, ho was the son... | |
 | Elizabeth Hamilton - 1819 - 302 sivua
...so near * Hymn to Camdeo ; translated by Sir William Jones. ** The God, to whom tho following poem is addressed, appears the same with the Grecian Eros...attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. His bow of sugar-cane or flowers, with a string of bees, and hisfive arrows, each pointed with an Indian blossom... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 310 sivua
...HYMNS. TO CAMDEO. argument. THE Hindu God, to whom the following Poem is addressed, appears evidently the same with the Grecian Eros and the Roman Cupido;...attendants, and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. According to the mythology of Hindustan, he was the son of Maya, or the general attracting power, and... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 856 sivua
...god,' says Sir W. Jones, ' appears evidently the same with the Grecian Eros, and the Roman Cupid ; but the Indian description of his person and arms,...attendants, and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. According to the mythology of Hindostán, he was the son of Maya, or the general attracting power,... | |
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God, to whom the following poem is addressed, appears evidently the same with the Grecian EROS and the Roman CUPIDO; but the Indian description of his person and arms, his family, attendants, and attributes, has new and peculiar beauties. 
