The Homeric Hymns · 1899
XXI. To Poseidon
Translated by Andrew Lang (1899)
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Concerning Poseidon, a great God, I begin to sing: the shaker of the land and of the sea unharvested; God of the deep who holdeth Helicon and wide AEgae. A double meed of honour have the Gods given thee, O Shaker of the Earth, to be tamer of horses and saviour of ships. Hail Prince, thou Girdler of the Earth, thou dark-haired God, and with kindly heart, O blessed one, do thou befriend the mariners.
This translation is printed as prose in its source edition.
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Homer. The Homeric Hymns, XXI. To Poseidon. Translated by Andrew Lang. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/work/homeric-hymns-lang/20/.
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Homer. The Homeric Hymns, XXI. To Poseidon. Translated by Andrew Lang. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/work/homeric-hymns-lang/20/.