Pindarin a sentence
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But I felt no need for these sophistries as I sat before my cousin, saw him, freed from his inconclusive struggle with Pindar, in his dark gray suit, his white tie, his scholar's gown; heard his grave tones and, all the time, savored the gillyflowers in full bloom under my windows.† (source)
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No, no, I'm not looking for any Pindar Hyperborean dwelling with the gods in ease a tearless life, never aging—† (source)
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Simonides, Menander, Strabo, Moschus, and Pindar had closed their earthly accounts;† (source)
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Monte Cristo, thus attuned to the interview he proposed to hold with Morrel and his family, departed, murmuring as he went these lines of Pindar, "Youth is a flower of which love is the fruit; happy is he who, after having watched its silent growth, is permitted to gather and call it his own."† (source)
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I was just free of the schools, having taken the last paper of History Previous on the afternoon before; Jasper's subfusc suit and white tie proclaimed him still in the thick of it; he had, too, the exhausted but resentful air of one who fears he has failed to do himself full justice on the subject of Pindar's Orphism.† (source)
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He reviewed writings from Pindar to Plato in an attempt to understand the early Olympic Games.†
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