n. 戴奥尼夏,为叙拉古(Syracuse)的暴君
网络 狄奥尼修斯; 丢尼修; 狄尼修
Milton´s quoting Dionysius Alexandrinus in this passage.
弥尔顿在这段中引用狄奥尼修斯的话。
Dionysius actually speaks of the council in the heroic age as composed of nobles.
狄奥尼修斯所描述的英雄时代的议事会正是这样由贵族组成的。
The odor of wild thyme, Pliny tells us, drives away snakes. Dionysius of Syracuse, on the other hand, thinks it an aphrodisiac.
普林尼告诉世人野生百里香的气味可以驱蛇,古代叙拉古王朝的暴君戴奥尼索司叙拉古却认为它是壮阳药。
In Greek mythology, satyrs are half-goat, half-man creatures associated with Pan, the nature god, and Dionysius, god of wine and pleasure.
希腊神话中,萨蒂尔是一种半人半羊的生物,常与自然之神潘和酒神狄俄尼索斯联系在一起。
But certain men adhering to him, did believe; among whom was also Dionysius, the Areopagite, and a woman named Damaris , and others with them.
可是,也有几个人依附保禄而信从了,其中有阿勒约帕哥的官员狄约尼削,和一个名叫达玛黎的妇人;同他们一起信从的,还有其他一些人。