Coan Cos : Latin of Kos, a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, SW of Turkey.
... p. 120. Page 295 "Therefore, always, in all mutations and combinations, a self-existent and inalienable harmony." 1 In the light of this fourfold character of the archetypal cos-micity we may probe further the question of space and time. All cosmicity argues relation of event to event, object to object: in other words; time and space. But, when all is in each and each in all ...
... death While he yet conquers. Timocles enters with Cleone, then the musicians and dancing-girls. TIMOCLES Bring in the wine and flowers; sit down, sit down. Call in the dancers. Through the Coan robes Let their bright flashing limbs assault my eyes Capturing the hours, imprisoning my heart In a white whirl of movement. Sit, Cleone. Here on my breast, against my shoulder! You rose Petalled ...
... rims of the moon? ANDROMEDA I will not kiss you if you talk like that. I am a woman now. As if I wanted Such nonsense, father! CEPHEUS Oh, you're a woman now? Then 'tis a robe from Cos, sandals fur-lined Or belt all silver. Young diplomatist, Page 385 I know you. You keep these rippling showers of gold Upon your head to buy your wishes with. Therefore you packed your ...
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