Ausonius
Ausonius
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Those monuments fall the sooner which are heaped up so high, and where magnificence is too great, great ruin lurks beneath.
^ For the story of Polydorus, see Virgil, Ae7i. Iii, 22 ff.
AUSONIUS XXI. HiPPOTHOO ET PyLEO IN HoRTO Sepultis HippoTHOUM Pyleumque tenet gremio infima tellus : caulibus et malvis terga siiperna virent.
nee vexat cineres horti cultura quietos, dum parcente manu molle hoi lis excolitur.
XXII. — Ennomo et Chromio Ennomus hie Chromiusque iacent : quis Mysia regnum^ quis pater... Alcinous Oceanusque atavus.
nobihtas quid tanta iuvat ? quo clarius istis est genus^ hoc mortis condicio gravior.
XXIII. — Priamo Hic Priami non est tumulus nee condor in ista sede : caput Danai deripuere meum. Ast ego cum lacerum sine nomine funus haberem, confugi ad cineres Hectoreos genitor. Illic et natos Troiamque Asiamque sepultam 5 inveni et nostrum quidquid ubiqiie iacet.
XXIV. — Item Priamo Qui tumulum Priami quaerit, legat Hectoris ante, ille meuS;, nato quem prius ipse dedi.
XXIVa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those monuments fall the sooner which are heaped up so high, and where magnificence is too great, great ruin lurks beneath.
^ For the story of Polydorus, see Virgil, Ae7i. Iii, 22 ff.
AUSONIUS XXI. HiPPOTHOO ET PyLEO IN HoRTO Sepultis HippoTHOUM Pyleumque tenet gremio infima tellus : caulibus et malvis terga siiperna virent.
nee vexat cineres horti cultura quietos, dum parcente manu molle hoi lis excolitur.
XXII. — Ennomo et Chromio Ennomus hie Chromiusque iacent : quis Mysia regnum^ quis pater... Alcinous Oceanusque atavus.
nobihtas quid tanta iuvat ? quo clarius istis est genus^ hoc mortis condicio gravior.
XXIII. — Priamo Hic Priami non est tumulus nee condor in ista sede : caput Danai deripuere meum. Ast ego cum lacerum sine nomine funus haberem, confugi ad cineres Hectoreos genitor. Illic et natos Troiamque Asiamque sepultam 5 inveni et nostrum quidquid ubiqiie iacet.
XXIV. — Item Priamo Qui tumulum Priami quaerit, legat Hectoris ante, ille meuS;, nato quem prius ipse dedi.
XXIVa.
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