Studies in Honor of Basil L. Gildersleeve
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v. 736, Eho, nonne id sat erat ?
Eun. 4. 6 = V. 739. Pythias on the right, in pose of rest, sup- ports a casket on the left arm. Thais appears from the opposite side inveighing against Thraso.
In V. 753 the girl has been dispatched for the casket of tokens, and since she now is seen with the box in hand, the grouping depicted evidently belongs in the latter part of the scene. The action of Chremes, too, who, on the point of exit, looks back over his shoulder at the meretrix is indicated at v. 7...63. Thais seems to use the gesture to punctuate a series of arguments that Chremes should bestir himself against Thraso for the possession of the girl in her charge. " Consider this further," says she (v. 759), " your rival is a foreigner, with less influence, fewer friends, is less known." Eun. 5. 8 (9) = V. 1031. Chaerea, who, as he enters, exclaims joyfully at his good fortune, " O populares, ecquis me hodie vivit fortunatior ? " is the object of interest. The three other figures Parmeno, Thraso and Gnatho, are evidently curious to know the cause of such extreme joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
v. 736, Eho, nonne id sat erat ?
Eun. 4. 6 = V. 739. Pythias on the right, in pose of rest, sup- ports a casket on the left arm. Thais appears from the opposite side inveighing against Thraso.
In V. 753 the girl has been dispatched for the casket of tokens, and since she now is seen with the box in hand, the grouping depicted evidently belongs in the latter part of the scene. The action of Chremes, too, who, on the point of exit, looks back over his shoulder at the meretrix is indicated at v. 7...63. Thais seems to use the gesture to punctuate a series of arguments that Chremes should bestir himself against Thraso for the possession of the girl in her charge. " Consider this further," says she (v. 759), " your rival is a foreigner, with less influence, fewer friends, is less known." Eun. 5. 8 (9) = V. 1031. Chaerea, who, as he enters, exclaims joyfully at his good fortune, " O populares, ecquis me hodie vivit fortunatior ? " is the object of interest. The three other figures Parmeno, Thraso and Gnatho, are evidently curious to know the cause of such extreme joy.
What to read after Studies in Honor of Basil L. Gildersleeve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve to read onlineMoreLess
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