And mighty Heracles was glad in heart and smiled, for the other's words pleased him well, and he answered him with winged words:
327-337) Then the goddess grey-eyed Athene came near them and spoke winged words, encouraging them: `Hail, offspring of far-famed Lynceus!
443-449) But Athene the daughter of aegis-bearing Zeus came to meet Ares, wearing the dark aegis, and she looked at him with an angry frown and spoke winged words to him.
Collection Of Hesiod Homer and Homerica
It was impossible to avoid the feeling which the prophet's
winged words had fanned, that here was a sullen, professional suspecter of men overwhelmed by a prouder and purer spirit of natural liberty and health.
The Innocence Of Father Brown
"Worthy Prince," said Polynesia, keeping very still so Bumpo couldn't see her, "thou sayest
winged words of truth.
Story of Doctor Dolittle
(38.) Nyenhuis, Myth and the Creative Process, 46-47, 54; and Ovid, Ars Amandi, quoted in Boitani,
Winged Words, 33).
Rescuing Icarus: The Problems and Possibilities of "Air-Mindedness"
Six titles were shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize 2019 and included: Building Anglo-Saxon England by John Blair; Birds in the Ancient World:
Winged Words by Jeremy Mynott; Trading in War: London's Maritime World in the Age of Cook and Nelson by Margarette Lincoln; Oscar: A Life by Matthew Sturgis; and Empress: Queen Victoria and India by Miles Taylor.
Wolfson History Prize 2019 awarded to historian Mary Fulbrook for Reckonings: Legacies of Nazi Persecution and the Quest for Justice
The trajectory of his
winged words provides a case study in the wear and tear brought about by too frequent a misuse of quotation.
The Thinker's Voice
Homer's
winged words; the evolution of early Greek epic diction in the light of oral theory.
Homer's winged words; the evolution of early Greek epic diction in the light of oral theory
claiming here through the attribute of
winged words, it would be
Feet, fate, and finitude: on standing and inertia in the Iliad
/ Dictate swift
winged words, & fear not / To unfold your dark visions of torment.
Poet Prophets Blake & Wordsworth
You know the epithet,
Winged Words, which Homer gives them, and a Syrian poet imagines them as a species of bird, those fleeting creatures escaping the memory all too rapidly unless they are netted in writing."
As the word turns: brief lives, brief loves
One of his 407 influences according to Elizabeth Barrett Browning's 'Where Are My
Winged Words?' 254 epigrams comprise book 8 of the Greek Anthology.
St. Gregory Nazianzus
Winged Words presented poets with whom we are familiar, including Christina Rossetti, Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Jean Ingelow.
Twists and turns of womanhood; Stratford Poetry Festival Shakespeare Centre
Chandra Rajan, a teacher of English literature, and the author of
Winged Words (an anthology of poetry from Jonson to Eliot) and a book of poems, Re-visions, has produced a very readable-and affordable-translation of Kalidasa's works.
Kalidasa. The Loom of Time: A Selection of His Plays and Poems