Book 6: Hymn 37: A charm to divert Imprecation personified
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Book 6: Hymn 37: A charm to divert Imprecation personified
HYMN XXXVII
A charm to divert Imprecation personified
1Hitherward, having yoked his steeds, came Imprecation,
thousand-eyed,
Seeking my curser, as a wolf the home of one who owneth sheep.
2Avoid us, Imprecation! as consuming fire avoids the lake.
Smite thou the man who curses us, as the sky's lightning strikes
the tree.
3Who curses us, himself uncursed, or, cursed, who curses us
again,
Him cast I as a sop to Death, as to a dog one throws a bone.
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