Thesauros Literature didactic De Rerum Natura

De Rerum Natura

De Rerum Natura Lucretius Carus, Titus

Kitap 4

 
Their going out? Dost thou not see indeed
 
How swifter and how farther must they go 10
 
And speed through manifold the length of space
 
In time the same that from the sun the rays
 
O'erspread the heaven? This also seems to be
 
Example chief and true with what swift speed
 
The images of things are borne about: 15
 
That soon as ever under open skies
 
Is spread the shining water, all at once,
 
If stars be out in heaven, upgleam from earth,
 
Serene and radiant in the water there,
 
The constellations of the universe- 20
 
Now seest thou not in what a point of time
 
An image from the shores of ether falls
 
Unto the shores of earth? Wherefore, again,
 
And yet again, 'tis needful to confess
 
With wondrous... 25
 
. . . . . .
 
Bodies that strike the eyes, awaking sight.
 
From certain things flow odours evermore,
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