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26. Ambroziak, “Poussin’s Echo of Ovid.”; Germany, “The Figure of
Echo”; Gildenhard and Zissos, “Echoes of Oedipus.”
27. Ovid, Metamorphoses, 3.355-357.
28. Ovid, 3.361.
29. Oxford Latin Dictionary (1968), s.v. “Prudens (1).”
30. Ovid, Metamorphoses, 3.363.
31. Ovid, 3.357-358.
32. Oxford Latin Dictionary (1968), s.v. “Garrulus.”
33. Ovid, Metamorphoses, 3.364-365.
34. Ovid, 3.361.
35. Ovid, 3.393.
36. Ovid, 3.397.
37. Ovid, 3.398-399.
38. Ovid, 3.567.
39. Ovid, 3.394-396.
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