Ask the libraries
|
Catholic library
Scripture & doctrine
Bible & commentary
Biblical study paths
Theological study paths
Saints
Lives of the Saints
Prayer & liturgy
The Rosary
Daily Mass readings
Divine Office
Classics library
The arts
The liberal arts
The fine arts
The mechanical arts
Thought
Philosophy
The great ideas
Data library
Explore
At a glance
Case studies
Create
Create a chart
|
Scriptorium
Look up a keyword in this text
← Back to Classics library
Faust: Part One
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von · Faust (tr. Bayard Taylor)
Section 116 of 133
Good Fellow
The rabble by such hate are held, To maim and slay delights them: As Orpheus’ lyre the brutes compelled, The bagpipe here unites them.
← Dancing-master
Next: Dogmatist →
