Selections From the Metamorphoses And Heroides of Publius Ovidius Naso
Selections From the Metamorphoses And Heroides of Publius Ovidius Naso
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just-now? What (is) the cause of so great fear?
Infelix, excute, si potes, flammas con- Unhappy (Medea), shake-off, if thou art-able, the flames con ceptas virgineo pectore. Si possem, ceived in (your) virgin-like breast. If I might-be-able, essem sanior. Sed nova vis trahit invitam; I should-be more-sound. But a new power drags (me) unwilling; que cupido suadet aliud, mens aud desire persuades another [one] (thing), (iny) mind (understanding) aliud. Video que probo meliora, sequor another. I s...ee and I approve better (things), I follow 2OJ deteriora. Quid, regia virgo, ureris worse. What [why], royal virgin, art-thou-inflameJ in hospite, et concipis thalamos alien i in a stranger, and dost-thou-conceive bridal-chambers of a foreign orbis ? Quoque haec terra potest dare quod globe? Also this land ks-able to give what ames. Est in dis, an thou-mayest-love. It is in (the power of) the gods, whether ille vivit occidat. Tamen vivat : que licet U may-live (or) may -perish. Yet iu:iy- he-live : and it ii-lawfu' LIBEH SEPTIMUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
just-now? What (is) the cause of so great fear?
Infelix, excute, si potes, flammas con- Unhappy (Medea), shake-off, if thou art-able, the flames con ceptas virgineo pectore. Si possem, ceived in (your) virgin-like breast. If I might-be-able, essem sanior. Sed nova vis trahit invitam; I should-be more-sound. But a new power drags (me) unwilling; que cupido suadet aliud, mens aud desire persuades another [one] (thing), (iny) mind (understanding) aliud. Video que probo meliora, sequor another. I s...ee and I approve better (things), I follow 2OJ deteriora. Quid, regia virgo, ureris worse. What [why], royal virgin, art-thou-inflameJ in hospite, et concipis thalamos alien i in a stranger, and dost-thou-conceive bridal-chambers of a foreign orbis ? Quoque haec terra potest dare quod globe? Also this land ks-able to give what ames. Est in dis, an thou-mayest-love. It is in (the power of) the gods, whether ille vivit occidat. Tamen vivat : que licet U may-live (or) may -perish. Yet iu:iy- he-live : and it ii-lawfu' LIBEH SEPTIMUS.
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