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Page 43
... passage in H6C evidently regards the sun as a lover sent forth by Morning to run his course and return to her again . If this interpretation is correct , it will furnish an explanation to a disputed passage in Mids . ( 3. 2. 389 ) ...
... passage in H6C evidently regards the sun as a lover sent forth by Morning to run his course and return to her again . If this interpretation is correct , it will furnish an explanation to a disputed passage in Mids . ( 3. 2. 389 ) ...
Page 95
... passage . The tenuitque inhians tria Cerberus ora ' of the second pas- sage probably suggested Tit . 2. 4. 51. In Æn . 6. 417-425 , where Cerberus disputes the passage of Æneas , the Sibyl puts him asleep with a drugged cake ...
... passage . The tenuitque inhians tria Cerberus ora ' of the second pas- sage probably suggested Tit . 2. 4. 51. In Æn . 6. 417-425 , where Cerberus disputes the passage of Æneas , the Sibyl puts him asleep with a drugged cake ...
Page 99
... passage in Tim . , ' the god of gold ' ; in Cæs . , ' dearer than Plutus ' mine ' is equivalent to ' more precious than a gold mine . ' In Alls he knows the secret of alchemy . He is not mentioned either by Ovid or Vergil . It has been ...
... passage in Tim . , ' the god of gold ' ; in Cæs . , ' dearer than Plutus ' mine ' is equivalent to ' more precious than a gold mine . ' In Alls he knows the secret of alchemy . He is not mentioned either by Ovid or Vergil . It has been ...
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