Ovid Fasti Books Iii And Iv
Ovid Fasti Books Iii And Iv
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Culto . . . Solo : abl. Of respect explaining fertilis. Henna (or Etina), was a town in the centre of Sicily.
423. Caelestum: cp. V. 276, n. Arethusa was the nymph of the famous fountain in the island of Ortygia, near Syracuse. The story ran that she escaped under the sea from Elis when pursued by Alpheus.
424. Dea flava : Ceres, so called from the chaplet of ripe ears of corn that she wore upon her head.
425. Consuetis puellis : abl. After comitata, ab not being used of the personal agent with... this verb.
430. Flore : sing, used collectively, cp. V. 390.
431. Simul = simul ac (cp. V. 497), " as soon as, " like ubi (" when "), tit, postquam, takes perfect indie, (not pluperf. ) ; see S. G. , § 401.
432. Sinus : the fold in the robe across the breast in which things were often carried.
434. Sedulitate : causal ablative.
437. Curae : predicative dative, also called the dative of the com- plement or dative of result, is joined to the verbs svm, habeo, do, etc. , and sometimes to verbs of motion ; see S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Culto . . . Solo : abl. Of respect explaining fertilis. Henna (or Etina), was a town in the centre of Sicily.
423. Caelestum: cp. V. 276, n. Arethusa was the nymph of the famous fountain in the island of Ortygia, near Syracuse. The story ran that she escaped under the sea from Elis when pursued by Alpheus.
424. Dea flava : Ceres, so called from the chaplet of ripe ears of corn that she wore upon her head.
425. Consuetis puellis : abl. After comitata, ab not being used of the personal agent with... this verb.
430. Flore : sing, used collectively, cp. V. 390.
431. Simul = simul ac (cp. V. 497), " as soon as, " like ubi (" when "), tit, postquam, takes perfect indie, (not pluperf. ) ; see S. G. , § 401.
432. Sinus : the fold in the robe across the breast in which things were often carried.
434. Sedulitate : causal ablative.
437. Curae : predicative dative, also called the dative of the com- plement or dative of result, is joined to the verbs svm, habeo, do, etc. , and sometimes to verbs of motion ; see S.
What to read after Ovid Fasti Books Iii And Iv?
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