The Works of Hesiod, Callimachus, And Theognis
The Works of Hesiod, Callimachus, And Theognis
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Cf. Virg. ^n. i. 498, 499, Per juga Cynthi Exercet Diana chores. — *Εχεμμα, Genitive Mol. for Έχέιιμον, as Παυσανίας, ία, and ίου : 'Αρχύτας, Άρχντα, and Άρχντου, Oran, * Κωμασθαι would seem here to mean i. q. κωμάζειν. Cf. Theocr• iii. 1.
* oiS* bvap^ used as if adverbially, as in -ffisch. Eumen. 116, 131, and in Plat. Theet. 178, D. (Liddell and Scott), " not even in a dream." THE MAXIMS THEOGNIS THE lUEGAEEAIf.
Ο KIN©, son of Latona, child of Jove, never shall I forget thee, beginning nor en...ding.^ But ever first and last and in the middle will I sing thee. Hear thou me, and grant me King Phoebus, when the goddess, august Latona, having grasped with her hands the taper pahn,^ bare thee most beau- teons of immortab at the circular lake,^ boundless Delos was all filled with ambrosial odour, and^ the vast earth smiled, whilst the deep wide-waters of the gray brine rejoiced.^ Beast-slaying Artemis, daughter of Jove, whose statue Agamemnon set up,^ when in swift-ships he w^s sailing to ^ Beginning nor ending.] Cf.
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Cf. Virg. ^n. i. 498, 499, Per juga Cynthi Exercet Diana chores. — *Εχεμμα, Genitive Mol. for Έχέιιμον, as Παυσανίας, ία, and ίου : 'Αρχύτας, Άρχντα, and Άρχντου, Oran, * Κωμασθαι would seem here to mean i. q. κωμάζειν. Cf. Theocr• iii. 1.
* oiS* bvap^ used as if adverbially, as in -ffisch. Eumen. 116, 131, and in Plat. Theet. 178, D. (Liddell and Scott), " not even in a dream." THE MAXIMS THEOGNIS THE lUEGAEEAIf.
Ο KIN©, son of Latona, child of Jove, never shall I forget thee, beginning nor en...ding.^ But ever first and last and in the middle will I sing thee. Hear thou me, and grant me King Phoebus, when the goddess, august Latona, having grasped with her hands the taper pahn,^ bare thee most beau- teons of immortab at the circular lake,^ boundless Delos was all filled with ambrosial odour, and^ the vast earth smiled, whilst the deep wide-waters of the gray brine rejoiced.^ Beast-slaying Artemis, daughter of Jove, whose statue Agamemnon set up,^ when in swift-ships he w^s sailing to ^ Beginning nor ending.] Cf.
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