Hubris: A Study of Pride

abyss Æneid Æschylus angels Angelus Silesius Aristotle Augustine Baudelaire beauty become Blake boast Capaneus Christ comes conscious contemplation continually Corneille Cronus Dante dark death delight describes desire desperate Devil divine Don Quixote Dostoievsky dreams earth eternal everything evil eyes face fall fear fire flame French gaze German give glory goddess gods Goethe grace Greek heart heaven heavenly Hell hero Hölderlin holy honour Hubris Hugo of St human humility Keats Kierkegaard landscape Leonardo live Lucifer man's megalopsychos mind mirror mystery Nemesis never nymph nymph Hubris once Pascal Paul Valéry perhaps Pindar play poem poet poetry portrait possessed pride Prometheus proud rage recognise remains Rimbaud Roman Roman Triumph says seems sense Sophocles soul speaks spirit splendour strange suffer Superbia terribiltà terrible terror thee Theodulphus things thou tion Titans triumph Urizen Valéry Virgin vision voice wandering whole words wrote Zeus