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(=7=) OTTONA 327
Della Mi!,i fuma (r): allor siirien trascorsi
Oli atiii! 'niei nella gioj;!, e le donzelle
Aviijno bi'nedetti i pii'isi miei.
Cu-i ,0010 anzi tempo, o (Tanlo , io moro,
E 'I \et\hio padre mio, inis?ro padre,
S'arrusslrà pe> n)e. P.dlida cadde
Stille rupe di Trornato: l'Eiue
Le aliò la tomba , e la ba^^nò di pianto .
Gaulo in Selma tornò; ciascun s'accorse
Della sua oscuritade . Ossian all'arpa
Stese la destra, e della bella Oitona
Cantò le lodi. Sulla faccia a Gaulo
La luce ritornò: ma tratto tratto,
Mentr'ei si stava tra gli amici assiso,
Gli scappava ilsospir. Così talvolta,
Daccbè cessaro i tempestosi venti,
Crollano i nembi le goccianti piume .
(e) Non violata da quel brutale. Oitona osserva la più
delicata decenza. In tutte le ^uep.irole non v' è nulla di gros-
solano o di basso . S' intende , ma non si sente.

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Volumes 2 and 3
DescriptionToma II and III.
ShelfmarkOss.181
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Poesie di Ossian, antico poeta celtico
Description'Poems of Ossian' in Italian, 1817. 3 volumes in 2.
ShelfmarkOss.180-181
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Ossian Collection
DescriptionSelected books from the Ossian Collection of 327 volumes, originally assembled by J. Norman Methven of Perth. Different editions and translations of James MacPherson's epic poem 'Ossian', some with a map of the 'Kingdom of Connor'. Also secondary material relating to Ossianic poetry and the Ossian controversy.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
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