velle mori statuit.
nec dicere posses,
possit, Adoni, monet, "fortis" que "fugacibus esto"
numina confessis, merui nec triste recuso This applies both to Julius and to Augustus, who is the “son”of l. 533; the “grandson” is Tiberius. telluris Cypriae pars optima, quem mihi prisci 645 A happy morning dawns. quae peteretis, erant.'
et segetis canae stantes percurrere aristas.
exilio poenam potius gens inpia pendat
So some in Satyrs kindle amorous fires, and some in thee, whose brows are wreathed with pine.33 Thou too, Silenus, burnest for the nymphs, insatiate lecher!
Probably A.D. 15, 16, or 17, when he was campaigning in Germany.
vivebat thalamique diu consorte carebat. tu totiens oreris viridique in caespite flores. nec mihi tura dedit. 140 "vive," ait haec, "potiere tuo"et, non ausa "parente" ille, sed ut pater, est.ergo, si filia magni Thereafter the god’s son and grandson, despite his own refusal, shall support with heavenly mind the weight his father bore; and even as I myself shall one day be sanctified at eternal altars, so shall Julia Augusta49 be a new divinity.” When in these words she had brought her story down to our own time, her prophetic tongue stopped short at the middle of her discourse. Aestus erat mediusque dies, solisque vapore quaerebatque viam, qua se genetrice relicta
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quae quamquam Scythica non setius ire sagitta ne flectat retro sua lumina, donec Avernas religione sacer prisca, quo multa sacerdos 10) is Tiberius, his avus Augustus. Meantime may no scurfy mildew blight the growing crop nor foul weather blanch it to a sickly hue; may it neither shrivel up nor swell unduly and be choked by its own rank luxuriance.
“I accept the recall,” quoth he, and following the sound he came, intent on vengeance, through the woods to the unholy cave.
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durat in hoc aevi, celebrandaque more priorum
miser Hippomene, nollem tibi visa fuissem! aut, quoniam es demens, utinam velocior esses! advena vidisset, mactatos crederet illic
54.
Caesar Germanicus,1 accept with brow serene this work and steer the passage of my timid bark. Submitted to the judgement of a learned prince my page doth shiver, even as if sent to the Clarian god2 to read.
Cyrene, a water-nymph. consequitur transitque virum.
360 vicimus!"
"dicam," ait "et veteris monstrum mirabere culpae.
It may be also that he day took a Greek name from the games (agones) which were wont to be held in olden times. The eight days of the Roman week were marked in the calendar with the letters A to H; but Jan. 1 was always marked A, and the other days followed in order, whenever nundinae might fall. And when to poetry thy fancy turns,3 we know how broad the current of thy genius flows. By the will of Augustus, Liva was adopted into the Julian family and became Julia Augusta: Ovid anticipates her deification by her grandson Claudius (Suetonius, Claud. dum stupet et dubie gaudet fallique veretur, Under these leaders we, too, will plum the sky and give their own days to the wandering signs. tunc primum lacrimis victarum carmine fama est 45 But with blood and slaughter the whole world would welter, did not the bars unbending hold the barricadoed wars.
[459] The morrow marks midwinter; what remains of winter will be equal to what has gone before.
invisumque mihi genus est." scelus est, quod scire laboras." terra supervenit, ruptosque obliqua per ungues 490
inquit; "in audaces non est audacia tuta.
huc levis atque illuc momentaque sumit utroque,
namque mihi genitor Megareus Onchestius, illi 605 sacris offensa nefandis an peteret, virgo visa est dubitare: coegi
In a ship the sickle-bearing god came to the Tuscan river after wandering over the world. [461] When next his wife quits Tithonus’ couch, she shall behold the rite pontifical of the Arcadian goddess.38 Thee, too, sister of Turnus,39 the same morn enshrined t the spot where the Virgin Water40 circles the Field of Mars. omnia debemur vobis, paulumque morati
semper eris mecum memorique haerebis in ore. flexit amans oculos, et protinus illa relapsa est,
[587] On the Ides the chaste priest53 offers in the flames the bowels of a gelded ram in the temple of great Jove.
As from pateo and claudo (cludo). dixerat, utque rudis primoque cupidine tacta, [337] Of old the means to win the goodwill of gods for man were spelt and the sparkling grains of pure salt. Thou seest Hecate’s faces turned in three directions that she may guard the crossroads where they branch three several ways; and lest I should lose time by twisting my neck, I am free to look both ways without budging.”, [145] Thus spake the god, and by a look promised that, were I fain to ask him more, he would not grudge reply. questaque cum fatis "at non tamen omnia vestri
aut agitat dammas; a fortibus abstinet apris Yet, Caesar, there is a reason that may have moved him, and for his error he might urge a plea. Then lifting up his dripping face and azure beard.
quale meum, vel quale tuum, si femina fias,
illa silet primo patriisque in vultibus haerens invidiae mutatus erit?"
The swine was punished: terrified by her example, billy-goat, you should have spared the vine-shoot.
nitenti tamen est similis curvataque crebros misit et oppositas disiecit pondere nubes; or shall yon hills by stately walls be hid, and from this spot of earth, shall all the earth take law? He, holding in his right hand his staff and in his left the key, to me these accents uttered from his front mouth: “Dismiss thy fear, thy answer take, laborious singer of the days, and mark my words. Shall that prevent its ashes from o’ertopping all the world? nec grates inmemor egit, aut, mea si vestras mulcebunt carmina mentes, 11. 12), was his first cousin, the son of Tiberius.
The rest are Quintilis, Sextilis (August), September, etc. quique in se crimen traxit voluitque videri
Let the swain hang up on the post the plough that has earned its rest: in winter the ground fears every wound inflicted by the share.
The flame with its own splendour beats upon the temples’ gold roof. cetera dilectu, nec habetur turpe iuvencae 325 an sit et hic, dubito: sed et hic tamen auguror esse, 68. There are days, too, on which the people may lawfully be penned in the polling-booths6; there are also days that come round ever in a cycle of nine,7 The worship of Juno claims Ausonia’s Kalends: on the Ides a bigger white ewe-land falls to Jupiter: the Nones lack a guardian god. [311] Therefore when the third night before the Nones has come, and the ground is sprinkled and drenched with heavenly dew, you shall look in vain for the claws of the eight-footed Crag: headlong he’ll plunge beneath the western waves.24, [315] Should the Nones be at hand, showers discharged from sable clouds will be your sign, at the rising of the Lyre.25. iecit ab obliquo nitidum iuvenaliter aurum.
Loeb Classical Library Volume.
punica ferre solent; brevis est tamen usus in illo; Web. Hippomene, propera!
hospes erat caesus!
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What thou dost endure is not the punishment of sin but heaven’s ire: in great misfortunes it is something to be unstained by crime. 29. Iv.
detulit aura preces ad me non invida blandas:
He joyed, and drawing from off her feet the quilt, he set him, happy lover!
dilectos superis inconcessisque puellas The apparent setting then was on January 28, the true setting on February 9. dis genitus vates et fila sonantia movit,
As time went on the love of pelf grew, till now it is at its height and scarcely can go farther.
51. Definition of OVID in the Definitions.net dictionary. in parvos digiti, duratur cortice pellis.
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addidit. One place found room for both, and the temples of the mighty grandsire and the grandson are joined together. fecerit, a tanto non indignabere vinci: mortuaque exstinctos, ambobus pellite regnis
cervus et arborea frigus ducebat ab umbra. in rigidum parvo silicem discrimine versae.
admovitque manus et verba puerpera dixit: Socrates called beauty a short-lived tyranny; Plato, a privilege of nature; Theophrastus, a silent cheat; Theocritus, a delightful prejudice; Carneades, a solitary kingdom; Aristotle, that it was better than all the letters of recommendation in the world; Homer, that it was a glorious gift of nature; and Ovid, that it was favor bestowed by the gods. cinnamaque costumque suum sudataque ligno
He alludes to Cincinnatus, 458 B.C. iram vultus habet, pro verbis murmura reddunt, nominibus dictis, cuius velit esse mariti; intumuit sic, ut fulvo perlucida caeno illa quidem inmitis, sed (tanta potentia formae est)
To be sure, Romulus, thou wert better versed in swords than stars, and to conquer thy neighbours was thy main concern.
instrumenta videns spatio conclamat eodem 385
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