Poemata quaedam excerpta: Selections from the poems of Ovid, chiefly the Metamorphoses

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as the wereri stir lave oriate.

made.

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48 I. uiuato, fameae Sicil Was in old times the granar of

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3ss. Moran. Miuei in singino. The Sirenaiad the faces of maidens and odies os bitas, an mere endowe Wit the gist

576. numinis mel, i. e. the Alpheus. 378. Mina Iegit, uoureae Meo ei in the chase . - in

Graece.

383. Tuntina, Moosing rae M. 38s Stymphaucto Stymphalus as a districtis Arcadia.

639. Elia, an epithetis Diana stom thesisland of Delos, hich

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III. Tantalu hingi Phrygia, honored wit the societ os thea s. eris at is have destre rus a boon rom them, stat hemight be immerse to the lip in sensua delight and was unished sor his crimes by the torment os eterna hunge and thirst, standinii a lake, se ater Mould neve rise bove his lips, hile branches laclen withisic fruit swun bach wheneve heriried toriouch them, - a penalty Whic has made his nam immorta in the worduantaliae. I74. Iesactum a rori Dione, motheris Niobe, an daughtero Atlas. I76. Iupitor sather of Tantalus, a Weli as of Niobe'ch band, phion. I77. Egla Cadmi i. e. Thebes, ver hic Amphion ruted. m. ablative, in appos With ct mina. I78 fictinua, rarius. he huge lock of stone, os,hic thematis os hebes .ere bulli move of themselves to thei place atthe found of Amphion' lyre.

o Coeos, isther of Latona, and a Titan. I 87. negavit: the ealous o Iuno prevente Latona stomfindiu est vo any potis earim; ut a laat he ound a refuge

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3II. In Patriam. i.e Phrygia theae evenis had inve place in Thebes. here Was in ancient times a colossia statue os a meepingwomanis ML Sipylus in Lydia originali a partis Phrygia cithis .as identisied .it Niobe, and was probabi a seeah o nature With some ouches of the human hand Some modern explorem have thought that the have discovered this.

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. egom: Eetes, in o Colchis in hos possession massound the olde fleece This ad Men carrie by Phryxos in Colchis, and there offere to Zeus Iupiter , an place in his

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I73. Tana mero, a term sed by mone dealem, to describethe writte hilli dras by .hichione Mas transferrect