“The” Lusiad: Or The Discovery Of India: An Epic Poem, Volumen3

ancient appear arms band bear behold bends beneath blaze blood boast bold bosom bound bowers brave breast bright called Camoens Chief Christian cries dark deeds deep displays divine dread East eastern empire eyes face fair faith falls fame fate field fierce fire flame fleet force Gama gives glorious glow gold grace hand head hear heaven heroes holy honour hope India island isle Italy king land living lost Lusian Monarch Moors native nature never nymphs o'er Ormuz Persian poem poet Portuguese pride proud race rage rear rise rose round sacred sails says shade shine shore side skies smiling sons Soon spread stand stream sway Swift sword thee thine thou thousand tide toils towers trembling vain various walls warlike waves wide wings woes wondering youth