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Updated: May 27, 2025
Or was the whole really so admirable that it would have seemed petty to find fault with the less successful details? At any rate, Proclus's eulogy ought to give him twofold pleasure, because his art had formerly repelled him, and Hermon tried to let it produce this effect upon him.
Like a dark cloud, which sweeps over the starry sky and prevents the astronomer from seeing the planets which he desires to observe, the fear that Proclus's praise had been bestowed upon the work of Myrtilus stood between him and every goal of his thought.
If the latter was falsely believed to be his work, then Proclus's judgment was explained then then Seized by a torturing anguish, he groaned aloud, and the steward Gras inquired what he wanted. Hermon hastily grasped the Bithynian's arm, and asked what he knew about the rescue of his statue. The answer was by no means satisfying.
If the latter was falsely believed to be his work, then Proclus's judgment was explained then then Seized by a torturing anguish, he groaned aloud, and the steward Gras inquired what he wanted. Hermon hastily grasped the Bithynian's arm, and asked what he knew about the rescue of his statue. The answer was by no means satisfying.
Like a dark cloud, which sweeps over the starry sky and prevents the astronomer from seeing the planets which he desires to observe, the fear that Proclus's praise had been bestowed upon the work of Myrtilus stood between him and every goal of his thought.
He would have liked to follow Daphne to the sanctuary, but the late hour forbade it, and he therefore only charged Gras to tell his young mistress that he was going to Proclus's banquet, and would return early the next morning to discuss a most important subject with her. Then he went directly to the neighbouring palace.
"Parsimony the gods be praised! no one need expect from our royal pair," Althea broke in; "but King Ptolemy uses his paternal wealth for very different purposes than glittering gems and golden chambers. If you disdain my guidance, honoured hero, at least accept that of some genuine Alexandrian. Then you will understand Proclus's apt simile.
Hermon's every movement betrayed the great anxiety which filled his mind, and it by no means escaped Proclus's attention, but he attributed it to the blinded sculptor's anguish in being prevented, after so great a success, from pursuing his art further.
He would have liked to follow Daphne to the sanctuary, but the late hour forbade it, and he therefore only charged Gras to tell his young mistress that he was going to Proclus's banquet, and would return early the next morning to discuss a most important subject with her. Then he went directly to the neighbouring palace.
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