Parnassus

n. 帕纳塞斯山（位于希腊中部，古时被认为是太阳神和文艺女神们的灵地）；诗坛；诗人

英文词源

Parnassus (n.): late 14c., from Latin, from Greek Parnassos, mountain in central Greece, sacred to Apollo and the Muses, thus symbolic of poetry. Room writes that the name is from Hittite parna "abode." Related: Parnassian.
Various kinds of literary fame seem destined to various measures of duration. Some spread into exuberance with a very speedy growth, but soon wither and decay; some rise more slowly, but last long. Parnassus has its flowers of transient fragrance, as well as its oaks of towering height, and its laurels of eternal verdure. [Samuel Johnson, "The Rambler," March 23, 1751]

1. In his chosen field Vince Lord could, and probably would scale the Parnassus heights.: 在文森特·洛德选定的领域中,他或许, 甚至很可能登上帕纳萨斯山.

2. It is observed the round moon the and modern parnassus, and itattached to the Chinese poetry.: 可以说,那一轮千秋明月照彻了诗坛古今, 与中国古代诗词结下了不解之缘.