Ovid Selections for the Use of Schools
Ovid Selections for the Use of Schools
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876 Juturna exclaims, on seeing the Dira in the shape of a bird, which Jupiter had sent inque omen luturnae occurrere iussit, Jam, iam linquo acies, ne me terrete timentem, Obscaenae volucres hence, it sometimes means simply ' loathsome, ' and in that sense is appropriated twice in Ae. 3. 241, and 262 to the Harpies.
121. In cursu, i. E. In medio cursu, in ipso furoris impetu, 'while her frenzy was in mid career. ' ' Imperaverat Priamus, ut quoties Cassandra solveret os in oracula, toties earn ...famulae coercerent ut insanam. Meminit Lycophron et eius interpres' Parrhasius. If we read ' incursu, ' it will mean ' the attendants rushing in, ' or ' rushing upon her. ' 126. Socios . . . Deos. ' Deos coniugales intelligit ' Heins.
1 28. Nescio quis Theseus. ' Oenone, ut mulier peregrina, fingit se non satis nosse Theseum' R. The story, as narrated by Apollo- dorus 1, is simply this. The fame of Helen's beauty being bruited abroad over Greece, Theseus, assisted by Pirithous, bore her away by 1 Lib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
876 Juturna exclaims, on seeing the Dira in the shape of a bird, which Jupiter had sent inque omen luturnae occurrere iussit, Jam, iam linquo acies, ne me terrete timentem, Obscaenae volucres hence, it sometimes means simply ' loathsome, ' and in that sense is appropriated twice in Ae. 3. 241, and 262 to the Harpies.
121. In cursu, i. E. In medio cursu, in ipso furoris impetu, 'while her frenzy was in mid career. ' ' Imperaverat Priamus, ut quoties Cassandra solveret os in oracula, toties earn ...famulae coercerent ut insanam. Meminit Lycophron et eius interpres' Parrhasius. If we read ' incursu, ' it will mean ' the attendants rushing in, ' or ' rushing upon her. ' 126. Socios . . . Deos. ' Deos coniugales intelligit ' Heins.
1 28. Nescio quis Theseus. ' Oenone, ut mulier peregrina, fingit se non satis nosse Theseum' R. The story, as narrated by Apollo- dorus 1, is simply this. The fame of Helen's beauty being bruited abroad over Greece, Theseus, assisted by Pirithous, bore her away by 1 Lib.
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