Notes And Queries, Number 208, October 22, 1853
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Is referred for fartherinformation to Pliny, VIII. 42. S. 66. , and XXVIII. 11. S. 80.
H. C. K.
This lump was called _Hippomanes_; which also more truly designated, according to Virgil, another thing. The following paragraphs from Mr. Keightley's excellent _Notes on Virgil's Bucolics and Georgics_ will fullyexplain both meanings: "_Hippomanes_, horse-rage: the pale yellow fluid which passes from a mare at that season [_i. E. _ when she is horsing] (cf. _Tibul. _ II. 4. 58. ), of which the smell... (_aura_, v. 251. ) incites the horse.
"_Vero nomine. _ Because the bit of flesh which was said to be on the forehead of the new-born foal, and which the mare was supposed to swallow, was called by the same name (see _
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Is referred for fartherinformation to Pliny, VIII. 42. S. 66. , and XXVIII. 11. S. 80.
H. C. K.
This lump was called _Hippomanes_; which also more truly designated, according to Virgil, another thing. The following paragraphs from Mr. Keightley's excellent _Notes on Virgil's Bucolics and Georgics_ will fullyexplain both meanings: "_Hippomanes_, horse-rage: the pale yellow fluid which passes from a mare at that season [_i. E. _ when she is horsing] (cf. _Tibul. _ II. 4. 58. ), of which the smell... (_aura_, v. 251. ) incites the horse.
"_Vero nomine. _ Because the bit of flesh which was said to be on the forehead of the new-born foal, and which the mare was supposed to swallow, was called by the same name (see _
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