The Homeric Hymns · c. 1624
Hymn XXII — To Poseidon
Translated by George Chapman (c. 1624)
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Neptune, the mighty marine God, I sing,
Earth’s mover, and the fruitless ocean’s King,
That Helicon and th’ Ægean deeps dost hold.
O thou Earth-shaker! Thy command two-fold
The Gods have sorted; making thee of horses
The awful tamer, and of naval forces
The Sure preserver. Hail, O Saturn’s birth!
Whose graceful green hair circles all the earth.
Bear a benign mind; and thy helpful hand
Lend all submitted to thy dread command.
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Homer. The Homeric Hymns, Hymn XXII — To Poseidon. Translated by George Chapman. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/work/homeric-hymns-chapman/19/.
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Homer. The Homeric Hymns, Hymn XXII — To Poseidon. Translated by George Chapman. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/work/homeric-hymns-chapman/19/.