 Seneca also expressed the opinion that some comets portend mischief: ' Some comets,' he said, 'are very cruel and portend the worst misfortunes ; they bring with them and leave behind them the seeds of blood and slaughter.  The World of Comets - Síđa 12eftir Amédée Guillemin - 1877 - 548 síđurHeildartexta - Um bókina
 | Belgravia - 1877 - 2 síđur
...' the heavens appeared on fire, flaming torches traversed in all directions the depths of space ; a comet, that fearful star which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair.' Seneca also expressed the opinion that some comets portend mischief: ' Some comets,'... | |
 | 1877
...' the heavens appeared on fire, flaming torches traversed in all directions the depths of space ; a comet, that fearful star which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair.' Seneca also expressed the opinion that some comets portend mischief: ' Some comets,'... | |
 | 1877
...' the heavens appeared on fire, flaming torches traversed in all directions the depths of space ; a comet, that fearful star which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair.' Seneca also expressed the opinion that some comets portend mischief: ' Some comets,'... | |
 | Richard Anthony Proctor - 1878 - 363 síđur
...' the heavens appeared on fire, flaming torches traversed in all directions the depths of space ; a comet, that fearful star which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair.' Seneca also expressed the opinion that some comets portend mischief: ' Some comets,'... | |
 | 1880
...stars, the heavens appeared on fire, flaming torches traversed in all directions the depths of space ; a comet, that fearful star which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair." And when Constantinople was besieged by Gainas, "so great was the danger which hung over... | |
 | Mary Proctor - 1926 - 210 síđur
...attached to comets by the ancients. For instance, when referring to the comet of 48 BC, he observes: "We have in the war between Caesar and Pompey an example...terrible effects which follow the apparition of a comet. . . . That fearful star, which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its terrible locks." The... | |
 | Mary Proctor - 1926 - 210 síđur
...For instance, when referring to the comet of 48 BC, he observes: "We have in the war between Csesar and Pompey an example of the terrible effects which follow the apparition of a comet. . . . That fearful star, which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its terrible locks." The... | |
 | Mary Elsnau - 1996 - 49 síđur
...sky, nor so often did dread comats blaze." Pliny, in his Natural History tells of the comet of BC 48, "We have in the war between Caesar and Pompey an example...terrible effects which follow the apparition of a comet . ... That fearful star , which overthrows the powers of the earth, showed its terrible locks." Shakespeare,... | |
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