Georgicon Libri Iii Iv
Georgicon Libri Iii Iv
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The prayer (to avert such ills from the good and send such nia. Lness on their foes) is to point the horror f>f the dying horse devouring himself.
5 1 4. Ntidis completes the horror: it suggests the mad horse drawing htack his lips and 'baring' his teeth.
NOTES. 83 518. Maerentem fraterna morte, characteristic touch of sympathy with the animal : the two oxen who form the yoke are ' broliiers' ami one mourns the other.
522. Electro, -fjXfKrpov, originally 'amber' (so probably in Hom. ), afterwar...ds an alloy of gold and silver fancifully named after it, from the colour. Vergil here doubtless means ' amber '.
ima solvontur latcra, 'his flanks fail under him ' (R. ).
524. (ievexo, 'drooping'.
526. Massica: Massicus was a mountain in Campania, in the volcanic district, at the foot of which grew the famous Falernian wine.
527. Repostae, ' renewed ', ' replenished ' : a reference to the various courses (fercula, 'trays") which formed the Roman caena. Suetonius praises Augustus for never having more than six fercula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prayer (to avert such ills from the good and send such nia. Lness on their foes) is to point the horror f>f the dying horse devouring himself.
5 1 4. Ntidis completes the horror: it suggests the mad horse drawing htack his lips and 'baring' his teeth.
NOTES. 83 518. Maerentem fraterna morte, characteristic touch of sympathy with the animal : the two oxen who form the yoke are ' broliiers' ami one mourns the other.
522. Electro, -fjXfKrpov, originally 'amber' (so probably in Hom. ), afterwar...ds an alloy of gold and silver fancifully named after it, from the colour. Vergil here doubtless means ' amber '.
ima solvontur latcra, 'his flanks fail under him ' (R. ).
524. (ievexo, 'drooping'.
526. Massica: Massicus was a mountain in Campania, in the volcanic district, at the foot of which grew the famous Falernian wine.
527. Repostae, ' renewed ', ' replenished ' : a reference to the various courses (fercula, 'trays") which formed the Roman caena. Suetonius praises Augustus for never having more than six fercula.
What to read after Georgicon Libri Iii Iv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virgil to read onlineMoreLess
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