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Eel. Viii. 49.
' Crudelis mater magis an puer impi-obus ille ? ' The furores must, after what has just passed, be in the lover's breast, not, as Ellis strangely takes it, in Love's.
96. Curis .... Misces. Cf. 11. 10, lxviii. 18 ; yXuKviriKpov KivTpov ipiloTwv, Musaeus.
99. In flavo, ' sighing oft for the sake of the golden-haired stranger. ' Cf. Ovid. Fasti i. 417 : ' JIanc cupit, hanc optat, sola suspirat in ilia, ' Hor. Od. I. Xvii. 19 : ' Dices lahorantes in uno Penelopen vilrearnque Oirceti..., ' and the use of in in the sense of ' devoted to, ' ' for the sake of, ' with ardere.
132 NOTES. LXIY. , 101-124.
101. Quanto, 'how much paler did she often grow than gold's pale brightness ! ' For ablative of amount in compari- son see Roby, Lat. Gr. 1204.
lOi. ' Not witliout return, however, and not in vain were the warm vows breathed by her sweet silent lips as she ofifered to the great gods her girlish sacrifices. ' 105. Succendlt. In Latin the metaphor is often contained in the verb, where we should express it in noun or adjective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eel. Viii. 49.
' Crudelis mater magis an puer impi-obus ille ? ' The furores must, after what has just passed, be in the lover's breast, not, as Ellis strangely takes it, in Love's.
96. Curis .... Misces. Cf. 11. 10, lxviii. 18 ; yXuKviriKpov KivTpov ipiloTwv, Musaeus.
99. In flavo, ' sighing oft for the sake of the golden-haired stranger. ' Cf. Ovid. Fasti i. 417 : ' JIanc cupit, hanc optat, sola suspirat in ilia, ' Hor. Od. I. Xvii. 19 : ' Dices lahorantes in uno Penelopen vilrearnque Oirceti..., ' and the use of in in the sense of ' devoted to, ' ' for the sake of, ' with ardere.
132 NOTES. LXIY. , 101-124.
101. Quanto, 'how much paler did she often grow than gold's pale brightness ! ' For ablative of amount in compari- son see Roby, Lat. Gr. 1204.
lOi. ' Not witliout return, however, and not in vain were the warm vows breathed by her sweet silent lips as she ofifered to the great gods her girlish sacrifices. ' 105. Succendlt. In Latin the metaphor is often contained in the verb, where we should express it in noun or adjective.
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