Elegiac Poems of Ovid volume 3
Elegiac Poems of Ovid volume 3
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Foro : law court ; cf. Forum agere, to hold a court.
89. Causam: complement, with esse. 91. Studiosa : sc. Mei; friendly.
93. Melioribus : cf. Tr. Iv. 8. 34.
94. Antiquas: that once I had (= quae mihi ante fuerunt). Miscuerat : sc. Cants.
95. Pisaea : Pisa, near Olympia in Elis. Oliva : an olive wreath was the reward of victory in the Olympic games.
96. The Olympiads were celebrated every four years {quinto quoque anno). Here Ovid (whose age was fifty-one) evidently regards them as lustra. Olym...piads (which began to be regularly reckoned i 4 o NOTES from 776 B. C. ) were the fixed points in the dating of Greek history, equus : the chariot-race was the most important. See the splendid Syracusan coins struck by Hiero to commemorate his victories in this race.
97. Maris : dependent on the neuter plur. Adjective laeva—a. Conversational and poetic construction.
1 01. Nefas : Ovid complains elsewhere of the faithlessness of all his friends, save very few. Cf. P. Ii. 7. 62 ditata est (was enriched) spoliis perfuia turba meis : this may exp\a\nfamu/os nocentes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foro : law court ; cf. Forum agere, to hold a court.
89. Causam: complement, with esse. 91. Studiosa : sc. Mei; friendly.
93. Melioribus : cf. Tr. Iv. 8. 34.
94. Antiquas: that once I had (= quae mihi ante fuerunt). Miscuerat : sc. Cants.
95. Pisaea : Pisa, near Olympia in Elis. Oliva : an olive wreath was the reward of victory in the Olympic games.
96. The Olympiads were celebrated every four years {quinto quoque anno). Here Ovid (whose age was fifty-one) evidently regards them as lustra. Olym...piads (which began to be regularly reckoned i 4 o NOTES from 776 B. C. ) were the fixed points in the dating of Greek history, equus : the chariot-race was the most important. See the splendid Syracusan coins struck by Hiero to commemorate his victories in this race.
97. Maris : dependent on the neuter plur. Adjective laeva—a. Conversational and poetic construction.
1 01. Nefas : Ovid complains elsewhere of the faithlessness of all his friends, save very few. Cf. P. Ii. 7. 62 ditata est (was enriched) spoliis perfuia turba meis : this may exp\a\nfamu/os nocentes.
What to read after Elegiac Poems of Ovid volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 43 Bc 17 Or 18 Ad Ovid to read onlineMoreLess
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