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Identifier: termofovidstorie00ovid (find matches)
Title: A term of Ovid, stories from the Metamorphoses for study and sight reading
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Ovid, 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D Gleason, Clarence W. (Clarence Willard), 1866-1942, ed
Subjects: Metamorphosis Mythology, Classical Fables, Latin
Publisher: New York, American Book Co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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heu mortesola revelli poteras, poteris nee morte revelli. Hoc tamen,O multum miser! parentes meus illiusque, amborum verbis estoterogati, ut nos eodem in tumulo componi non invideatis quoscertus amor, quos hora novissima iunxit. At tu, arbor, quaenunc ramls tuls miserabile corpus unlus tegis, mox duorum cor-pora es tectura, tene signa caedis, fetusque pullos et luctibusaptos semper habe, gemini monumenta cruoris. Talia dixit, et mucrone sub imum pectus aptato, ferro quod 219. revelli: seiungi. — 227. pullos: nigros, atros, 192. — 228. fetus: fructus. 26 A TERM OF OVID Vota ta;ixien teti,gere de;OS, „ tetigere pa;rentes:nam color f in pO;m° est ,, ubi ; perma;turuit ; ater;quodque rO;gis supe^est ,, U;na requi;escit in ( urna. adhuc ab illius caede tepebat incubuit. Vota tamen eorumtetigere deos, parentesque tetigere: nam color in porno ubipermaturuit, est ater; idque quod rogis superest una in urnarequiescit. 231. tetigere: m5vere, 84. — 233. requiescit: compositum est, 224.
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Amor: Martin. III. APOLLOS UNREQUITED LOVE FORDAPHNE CUPIDS BOAST Primus a;tnor Phoe^i „ Da;phne Peiieia, , quern nonfors i;gnara de^it, u sed j saeva Cnpidinis (ira. 235 Delius 1 hunc mijper „ vicjto serpente superbusviderat j adduc(to u fleC;tentem j cornua ( nervo,1 Quidque tijbi, u la;Scive pu;er, H cum j fortibus j armis?dixerat; j ista decent umeTos ge;stamina , nostros, Primus amor Phoebi erat Daphne Peneia, quern amorem nonfors ignara, sed saeva Cupldinis Ira dedit. Delius victo serpentesuperbus hunc cornua nervo adducto flectentem nuper viderat,dixeratque, Quid est tibi, lasclve puer, cum fortibus armis ?Ista gestamina umeros decent nostros, qui ferae (dare), qui 235. ignara: caeca.— 237. cornua: arcum.27 28 A TERM OF OVID qui dare , certa fe,rae, „ dare , vulnera , possumus , hosti, 240 qui modo ( pestife(ro „ tot, iugera ( ventre pre;mentemstravimus ; innumer;is „ tumi,dum Py^hona sajgittis.Tu face ( nescio j quos „ esjto cori;tentus a;tnoresinda,gare tuja, l(

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