P Ovidii Nasonis Metamorphoseon Libri the Metamophoses of Ovid
P Ovidii Nasonis Metamorphoseon Libri the Metamophoses of Ovid
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230. Her fear became an ornament to her ; and he, without staying any longer, returned into his true shape, and his usual splendour. But the young maiden, though affrighted with the unexpected sight, yet charmed with the beauty of the god, dropping all complaint, suffered his force upon her. Clytie envied her (for the love of the Sun for her had not been moderate) and, pushed on 80 METAMORPHOSES.
with the resentment of a rival, publishes the gallantry ; and after she had spread it by fame, disc...overs it to her father. 337. He, fierce and unmerciful, cruelly buries her alive deep in the ground, begging and holding up her hands to the Sun, and saying, ' He offered violence to me against my will ;' but he clapt upon her a heap of heavy sand. The son of Hyperion scatters this with his rays, and gives thee a way up, that thou may'st put out thy buried face. But thou, Nymph, could' st not now lift up thy head, killed with the^weight of the earth, and lay at length a bloodless body. 245. The governor of the winged horses is said to have seen nothing more afflicting than that, since the fire, or thunder, that Phaeton was" killed with.
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230. Her fear became an ornament to her ; and he, without staying any longer, returned into his true shape, and his usual splendour. But the young maiden, though affrighted with the unexpected sight, yet charmed with the beauty of the god, dropping all complaint, suffered his force upon her. Clytie envied her (for the love of the Sun for her had not been moderate) and, pushed on 80 METAMORPHOSES.
with the resentment of a rival, publishes the gallantry ; and after she had spread it by fame, disc...overs it to her father. 337. He, fierce and unmerciful, cruelly buries her alive deep in the ground, begging and holding up her hands to the Sun, and saying, ' He offered violence to me against my will ;' but he clapt upon her a heap of heavy sand. The son of Hyperion scatters this with his rays, and gives thee a way up, that thou may'st put out thy buried face. But thou, Nymph, could' st not now lift up thy head, killed with the^weight of the earth, and lay at length a bloodless body. 245. The governor of the winged horses is said to have seen nothing more afflicting than that, since the fire, or thunder, that Phaeton was" killed with.
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