Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ed. Poems of Places: An Anthology in 31 Volumes. Italy: Vols. XIXIII. 187679. | | | | Trapani (Drepanum) | | On a Corpse Washed Ashore | | Euphorion (b. c. 275 B.C.) |
| | Translated by J. H. Merivale NOT rugged Trachis hides these whitening bones, | |
| Nor that black isle whose name its color shows, | |
| But the wild beach, oer which, with ceaseless moans, | |
| The vexed Icarian wave, eternal, flows, | |
| Of Drepanumill-famèd promontory | 5 |
| And there, instead of hospitable rites, | |
| The long grass sweeping tells his fates sad story | |
| To rude tribes gathered from the neighboring heights. | | | | |
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