curiosidades recorrentes:
Pan
Be still, green cliff of the Dryads. Be still, springs bubbling among rocks, and confused noisy bleating of the ewes.
For it is Pan playing on his honey-voiced pipe.
His supple lips race over the clustered reeds, while all round him a ring of dancers spring up on joyful feet:
Nymphs of the Water and Nymphs of the Oak
Forest.
Plato 428 a.c.
Barnard - Great God Pan
Be still, green cliff of the Dryads. Be still, springs bubbling among rocks, and confused noisy bleating of the ewes.
For it is Pan playing on his honey-voiced pipe.
His supple lips race over the clustered reeds, while all round him a ring of dancers spring up on joyful feet:
Nymphs of the Water and Nymphs of the Oak
Forest.
Plato 428 a.c.
Barnard - Great God Pan
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