 Aegides, ducentia fila secutus, curva meae fugit tecta sororis ope. 60 en, ego mine, ne forte parum Minoia credar, in socias leges ultima gentis eo ! hoc quoque fatale est : placuit domus una duabus ; me tua forma capit, capta parente soror.  University of Cincinnati Studies - Page 301915Full view - About this book
 | Hubertis Maurice Cummings - 1916 - 224 pages
...Chaucer's mentioning Ariadne's sister Phaedra by name. Familiar as the English poet was with the Ileraides, he must have known from Epistle IV, containing the...special pleading, argue literary relations between the A . V. and the HF Nor are the verbal parallels which Professor Child cites significant when one appends... | |
 | Ovid, Henri Bornecque, Marcel Prévost, Danielle Porte - 1928 - 368 pages
...crimen onusque suo ; Perfidus Aegides, ducentia fila secutus, Curua meae fugit tecta sororis ope. *0 En, ego nunc, ne forte parum Minoia credar, In socias...una duabus ; Me tua forma capit, capta parente soror ; Theseides Theseusque duas rapuere sorores ; 65 Ponite de nostra bina tropaea domo. Tempore quo nobia... | |
 | Ovid - 1971 - 356 pages
...Aegides ducentia fila secutus 60 curva meae fugit tecta sororis ope. En ego mine, ne forte parum Minola credar, in socias leges ultima gentis eo. Hoc quoque...domus una duabus ; me tua forma capit capta parente sóror. 65 Thesides Theseusque duas rapuere sórores; ponite de nostra bina tropaea domo! des. f.2b... | |
 | Lucius Annaeus Seneca - 1990 - 234 pages
...crimen onusque suo. pcrfidus Aegides, ducentia fila secutus, curua meae fugit tecta sororis ope. 6o en, ego nunc, ne forte parum Minoia credar, in socias...una duabus; me tua forma capit, capta parente soror. 1 hesides Theseusque duas rapuere sorores- 65 ponite de nostra bina tropaea domo! tempore quo nobis... | |
 | Ovidi - 1927 - 316 pages
...crimen onusque suo ; Perfidús Aegides, ducentia fila secutus, Curua meae fugit tecta sororis ope. 60 En, ego nunc, ne forte parum Minoia credar, In socias...parente soror ; Thesides Theseusque duas rapuere sorores : 65 Ponite de nostra bina tropaea domo ! Tempore quo nobis inita est Cerealis Eleusin, Gnosia me uellem... | |
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