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Hymn to Athena with Ancient Greek Lyre

My new album of ancient lyre music out now! https://ataraxiaalpha.bandcamp.com/al... The Homeric Hymn to Pallas Athena. 1. Pallas Athena I begin to sing, Guardian of the city, The formidable goddess. With Ares she cares for the work of war, The destruction of cities And the shouts of battle. It is she who watches over the people, When they go out to war And when they come back. Farewell, goddess, Grant me good fortune And happiness too. 2. Pallas Athena I begin to sing, The glorious goddess with gleaming eyes, Brilliantly inventive, her heart relentless, The formidable maiden, guardian of cities, The courageous Tritogeneia. Wise Zeus gave birth to her himself Out of his majestic head. Golden armour clothed her, It was glistening, war-like. All the gods who saw her Were overcome with awe. Suddenly she was there Before Zeus who holds the Aegis. She sprang from his immortal head Shaking her sharp spear. Great Olympus trembled terribly At the power of the goddess With the gleaming eyes. And the earth screamed awfully All around her and the sea Started to move, frothing With dark waves and suddenly The salt sea stopped. The brilliant son of Hyperion stilled His swift-footed horses For along time until Pallas Athena, the maiden, Unclasped the heavenly armour From her immortal shoulders. Wise Zeus was delighted. Farewell, daughter of Zeus Who holds the aegis. And now I shall remember you And another song too. Translated by Jules Cashford. Recitation & Lyre Accompaniment by Leigh David Cobley. Find more new lyre music at:   / ataraxia-alpha