All 3 Uses

rapt
in
The Odyssey
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Just as I stood there gazing, rapt, for hours ...
no shaft like that had ever risen up from the earth—
so now I marvel at you, my lady: rapt, enthralled,
too struck with awe to grasp you by the knees
though pain has ground me down.†
p. 173.8
Just as I stood there gazing, rapt, for hours ...
no shaft like that had ever risen up from the earth—
so now I marvel at you, my lady: rapt, enthralled,
too struck with awe to grasp you by the knees
though pain has ground me down.†
p. 173.8
Whenever the rapt bard would pause in the song,
he'd lift the cape from his head, wipe off his tears
and hoisting his double-handled cup, pour it out to the gods.†
p. 194.5 *

Definitions:

(1) (rapt as in: rapt attention)
deeply interested and focused (on something) -- often while admiring
(2) (rapt as in: rapt with love)
deeply moved or filled with intense pleasure
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Much more rarely, in classic literature, rapt may refer to the rapture a belief of some Christian denominations in the second coming of Jesus and of movement to heaven.