Heroidum Epistulae Xiii
Heroidum Epistulae Xiii
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Trist. 5, 4, 47 8 Plena tot ac tantis referetur gratia factis, Nee sinet ille twos litus arare boves. Juv. 7, 49 litus versamus aratro. Palmer would add Juv. 1, 157, but in his view of that passage I am unable to concur.
117. Graia iuvenca, sc. Helen. Ovid may possibly have had Cassandra's words in his mind, as Palmer says, from Aeschylus, Ag. 1094 are^e rfjs jSoos TOV ravpov, referring there to Clytemnestra.
OENONE PARIDI. 133 117 118. Quae... Perdat: obs. The subj. 'Of such kind as to be the ...ruin of. ' 122. Dlrlguere 'stood on end stiff and singly. ' The meaning of the prefix dis- or di- here may be illustrated by Shakespear: 'I could a tale unfold... Would make thy knotted and combined locks to part, and each particular hair to stand on end. ' 124. Saltus 'pastures, ' cf. Am. 2, 9, 20 mittitur in saltus carcere liber equus.
125. Fade 'in face. ' The ablative of the part concerned or affected, Koby -1210.
126. Hospite capta 'captivated by a guest;' for ab hospite : see on supr. 75 and index, socios decs 'her wedded home, ' lit.
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Trist. 5, 4, 47 8 Plena tot ac tantis referetur gratia factis, Nee sinet ille twos litus arare boves. Juv. 7, 49 litus versamus aratro. Palmer would add Juv. 1, 157, but in his view of that passage I am unable to concur.
117. Graia iuvenca, sc. Helen. Ovid may possibly have had Cassandra's words in his mind, as Palmer says, from Aeschylus, Ag. 1094 are^e rfjs jSoos TOV ravpov, referring there to Clytemnestra.
OENONE PARIDI. 133 117 118. Quae... Perdat: obs. The subj. 'Of such kind as to be the ...ruin of. ' 122. Dlrlguere 'stood on end stiff and singly. ' The meaning of the prefix dis- or di- here may be illustrated by Shakespear: 'I could a tale unfold... Would make thy knotted and combined locks to part, and each particular hair to stand on end. ' 124. Saltus 'pastures, ' cf. Am. 2, 9, 20 mittitur in saltus carcere liber equus.
125. Fade 'in face. ' The ablative of the part concerned or affected, Koby -1210.
126. Hospite capta 'captivated by a guest;' for ab hospite : see on supr. 75 and index, socios decs 'her wedded home, ' lit.
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