Apollonius of Rhodes Quote

When hence your destin'd voyage ye pursue,
Two rocks will rise, tremendous to the view,
Just in the entrance of the watery waste,
Which never mortal yet in safety past:
Not firmly fix'd; for oft with hideous shock
Adverse they meet, and rock encounters rock:
The boiling billows dash their airy brow,
Loud thundering round the ragged shore below.


Lines 436–443 - Argonautica (3rd century BC) - Book II


When hence your destin'd voyage ye pursue, Two rocks will rise, tremendous to the view, Just in the entrance of the watery waste, Which never mortal...

When hence your destin'd voyage ye pursue, Two rocks will rise, tremendous to the view, Just in the entrance of the watery waste, Which never mortal...

When hence your destin'd voyage ye pursue, Two rocks will rise, tremendous to the view, Just in the entrance of the watery waste, Which never mortal...

When hence your destin'd voyage ye pursue, Two rocks will rise, tremendous to the view, Just in the entrance of the watery waste, Which never mortal...