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telum               690 quae simul ac vidit, stricto Medea recludit               285 With Historical explications Of the Fables, Written In French By The Abbot Banier, Member Of The Academy Of Inscriptions And Belles Lettres. There were no murmurs in the hedgerows: the still leaves were silent, in silent, dew-filled, air. scilicet invictos ambo certamine cursus 595 320 – 355), and Atalanta (X. Strangely, dogs, carrion birds, and grey wolves, will not touch them. gratia dis, felix et inexcusabile tempus.' The Metamorphoses is an 8 AD Latin narrative poem by the Roman poet Ovid, considered his magnum opus. Ovid was born in the Paelignian town of Sulmo (modern-day Sulmona, in the province of L'Aquila, Abruzzo), in an Apennine valley east of Rome, to an important equestrian family, the gens Ovidia, on 20 March 43 BC.That was a significant year in Roman politics. nunc quoque habent: parcum genus est patiensque laborum But what was the use of telling? vivacisque iecur cervi; quibus insuper addit nam cur iussa patris nimium mihi dura videntur? Genre Matters 3b. Urged on by these words, the more love each had for him, the quicker she was to act without love, and did evil, to avoid greater evil. inroravit aquis ternisque ululatibus ora                190 “You revive me, and cherish me. semina mollit humus valido praetincta veneno, in volucrem versi cum coniuge conscia regis. 560 Just after dawn, when the first rays struck the hilltops, full of youthfulness, I used to go hunting in the woods. These men fresh in years and spirit, will follow you to war, as soon as that favourable east wind that brought you here’ (it was indeed an easterly that had brought him) ‘has swung round to the south.’. flagrantemque domum regis mare vidit utrumque,               395 aut aliquid certe simile huic, quod amare vocatur. qui crista linguisque tribus praesignis et uncis               150 Who among us did not bring useless offerings to those shrines? ferre suis visa est pariterque tremescere motu “Aura” (Indeed, I remember) I used to call “Come to me, delight me, enter my breast, most pleasing one, and, as you do, be willing to ease this heat I burn with!” Perhaps I did add more endearments (so my fate led me on). erubuere genae, totoque recanduit ore, One of the monumental works of western literature, Metamorphoses is a staggering compilation of myths involving transformations that span from … The flocks of sheep give out a sickly bleating, while the wool falls away of itself, and their bodies waste. A Reader’s Digest of Greek and Latin Literature 4. ambigui prosecta lupi; nec defuit illis There Phylius, at the boy Cycnus’s command, brought him birds and a fierce lion he had tamed. Aeson marvelled, recalling that this was his self of forty years ago. inrita tura dedit? Theseus, unwittingly, had taken the cup he was given in his right hand, when his father recognised the emblems of his own house, on the ivory hilt of his son’s sword, and knocked the evil drink away from his mouth. Though they had not seen him for a long time, the sons of Aeacus still knew him, and clasped his right hand, and led him to their father’s house. prosiliunt aut, si prohibent consistere vires, maior habet, Clyton et Buten, Pallante creatos. flabat adhuc eurus redituraque vela tenebat: fontibus et fluviis puteisque capacibus haerent, Bacchus saw this wondrous miracle from heaven’s heights, and realising from it, that the Nymphs of Mount Nysa, who had nursed him, could have their youth restored, he secured that gift from the witch of Colchis. hic ope nympharum sublatus in aera pennis, I climbed it, and watched the spectacle of this strange race, where the quarry seemed to be caught, and then to escape its fate. confiteor, coniunx, quamquam mihi cuncta dedisti               165 The ancient staff turned in the hot cauldron, first grew green again, then in a short time sprouted leaves, and was, suddenly, heavily loaded with olives. dicere sim solitus, "tu me reficisque fovesque, Othrysque Pindusque et Pindo maior Olympus,               225 hic illic, ubi mors deprenderat, exhalantes. nempe tenens, quod amo, gremioque in Iasonis haerens marmoreamque Paron, quamque inpia prodidit Arne               465 Medea, seeking his destruction, prepared a mixture of poisonous aconite, she had brought with her from the coast of Scythia. Postera depulerat stellas Aurora micantes:               100 nec te, magne pater, nostri pudet esse parentem, 850 criminis extemplo ficti temerarius index While they were standing before King Aeetes, of Aea, requesting the return of the Golden Fleece, taken from the divine ram that carried Phrixus, and while extreme terms were being imposed, involving daunting tasks, Medea, the daughter of the king, conceived an overwhelming passion for Jason. promisitque torum, lacrimis ait illa profusis: gutturaque usta sonant; tamen illis Aesone natus               110 -- Early Ovid editions (plain scans)-- 1684 Minellius text *-- 1727 Burmannus text with notes of Micyllus, Ciofano, and D. and N. Heinsius. ut vidit iuvenem, specie praesentis inarsit.      Talibus atque aliis longum sermonibus illi “By the bed we swore to share, by the gods that I entreat, those that are above, and those that are of my house, by any good I have deserved of you, and by the abiding love, that still, while I die, remains, that is itself the cause of my death, do not allow this Aura to marry you in my place!” She spoke, and then I knew at last the error of the name, and told her.

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