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13). See Phaeton and Palici.
Certain haunts of the Muses are especially mentioned in T. M. , passim, as elsewhere in Spenser's poems. These are the spring on Mt. Helicon (see Pegasus) ; Mt. Parnassus (especially sacred to Apollo and therefore to the Muses because the oracle of Delphi was at its base. See Horn. Hymn to Apollo (Pythian) ; Paus. 10. 5. 6); and the "speaking streams of pure Castalion. " (Compare " Castaliae vocalibus undis Invisus. "- Stat. Silv. 5. 5. ) Calliope is further named i...n June, 57. Other general refer- ences to the Muses are too numerous to mention.
The office of the Muses is suggestively stated in the Horn. Hymn to the Muses and Apollo : The Muses, Jove and Phoebus, now I sing: For from the far-off-shooting Phoebus spring All poets and musicians ; and from Jove Th' ascent of kings. The man the Muses love, SPENSER'S CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY. 87 Felicity blesses; elocution's choice In syrup laying, of sweetest breath, his voice. Hail, seed of Jove, my song your honors give ;, And so, in mine, shall yours and others' live.
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13). See Phaeton and Palici.
Certain haunts of the Muses are especially mentioned in T. M. , passim, as elsewhere in Spenser's poems. These are the spring on Mt. Helicon (see Pegasus) ; Mt. Parnassus (especially sacred to Apollo and therefore to the Muses because the oracle of Delphi was at its base. See Horn. Hymn to Apollo (Pythian) ; Paus. 10. 5. 6); and the "speaking streams of pure Castalion. " (Compare " Castaliae vocalibus undis Invisus. "- Stat. Silv. 5. 5. ) Calliope is further named i...n June, 57. Other general refer- ences to the Muses are too numerous to mention.
The office of the Muses is suggestively stated in the Horn. Hymn to the Muses and Apollo : The Muses, Jove and Phoebus, now I sing: For from the far-off-shooting Phoebus spring All poets and musicians ; and from Jove Th' ascent of kings. The man the Muses love, SPENSER'S CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY. 87 Felicity blesses; elocution's choice In syrup laying, of sweetest breath, his voice. Hail, seed of Jove, my song your honors give ;, And so, in mine, shall yours and others' live.
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