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A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century
A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century
A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century
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Release dateAug 15, 2022
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    A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem - William Wetmore Story

    William Wetmore Story

    A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century

    EAN 8596547182450

    DigiCat, 2022

    Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

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    Marcus, abiding in Jerusalem,

    Greeting to Caius, his best friend in Rome!

    Salve! these presents will be borne to you

    By Lucius, who is wearied with this place,

    Sated with travel, looks upon the East

    As simply hateful—blazing, barren, bleak,

    And longs again to find himself in Rome,

    After the tumult of its streets, its trains

    Of slaves and clients, and its villas cool

    With marble porticoes beside the sea,

    And friends and banquets—more than all, its games—

    This life seems blank and flat. He pants to stand

    In its vast circus all alive with heads

    And quivering arms and floating robes—the air

    Thrilled by the roaring fremitus of men—

    The sunlit awning heaving overhead,

    Swollen and strained against its corded veins

    And flapping out its hem with loud report—

    The wild beasts roaring from the pit below—

    The wilder crowd responding from above

    With one long yell that sends the startled blood

    With thrill and sudden flush into the cheeks—

    A hundred trumpets screaming—the dull thump

    Of horses galloping across the sand—

    The clang of sabbards, the sharp clash of steel—

    Live swords, that whirl a circle of grey fire—

    Brass

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