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Identifier: termofovidstorie00ovid (find matches)
Title: A term of Ovid, stories from the Metamorphoses for study and sight reading
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Ovid, 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D Gleason, Clarence W. (Clarence Willard), 1866-1942, ed
Subjects: Metamorphosis Mythology, Classical Fables, Latin
Publisher: New York, American Book Co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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at natos suprema per omnes.A quibus ad caelum liventia bracchia tollens Pascere, crudelis, nostro, Latona, dolore;pascere p ait, satiaque meo tua pectora luctu : 1070 corque ferum satia ! dixit; l per funera septemefferor: exsulta, victrixque inimica triumpha.Cur autem victrix? miserae mihi plura supersunt,quam tibi felici. Post tot quoque funera vinco. HER PUNISHMENT COMPLETE. THE FATE OF HER SEVENDAUGHTERS. HER OWN LOT Dixerat, et sonuit contento nervus ab arcu: 1075 qui praeter Nioben unam conterruit omnes.Ilia malo est audax. Stabant cum vestibus atrisante toros fratrum demisso crine sorores;e quibus una trahens haerentia viscere tela 1063. submoverat: arcuerat, 729. — 1064. resupina: superba, 966. —1075. contents; tento, 1032. THE IMPIETY AND PUNISHMENT OF NIOBE imposito fratri moribunda relanguit ore;altera solari miseram conata parentemconticuit subito, duplicataque vulnere caeco est:haec frustra fugiens conlabitur: ilia sororiimmoritur; latet haec; illam trepidare videres.
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69 1080 NlOBE Sexque datis leto diversaque vulnera passis,ultima restabat; quam toto corpore mater,tota veste tegens, Unam minimamque relinque !De multis minimam posco clamavit et unam.Dumque rogat, pro qua rogat, occidit. Orba reseditexanimes inter natos natasque virumque, 1080. relanguit: defecit. — 1082. duplicata: incurvata, 1034. 1085 1090 7o A TERM OF OVID deriguitque malis. Nullos movet aura capillos;in vultu color est sine sanguine; lumina maestisstant immota genis : nihil est in imagine vivum.Ipsa quoque interius cum duro lingua palatocongelat, et venae desistunt posse moveri;nee flecti cervix nee bracchia reddere motusnee pes ire potest: intra quoque viscera saxum est.Flet tamen, et validi circumdata turbine ventiin patriam rapta est. Ibi fixa cacumine montisliquitur, et lacrimas etiam nunc marmora manant. 1095 1091. deriguit: indurata est, 730.

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