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137. Circumdata, attired i".- Chlamydem. H. 37,1, 7; A. &, S. 234,
Rem. 1, (a.)-Pict o limbo, abl. of characteristic. H. 428; A. & .S. 211.
R em. 6: B. 888; A. 54, II.
138. In aurum. Her bair gathered into n. knot, is bound either by
a fillet of gold, or by a net of golden tbreads.
150-·1. Tantum, i. e. quantllm ApoliiniB. Aeneas is compareu with
Apollo, in respect, first, of the grace and ease of his movements, secondly,
of his beauty. C.-Ventum, sc. CBI.
152. Dejectae, d.-iv." by the attendants. O. Others," having thrown
themselves down," (pass. as middle,) i. e.leapillg.
153. Decurrer e, perf. ind., as shown by the metro. Cervi tra"Bmittllnt
(Be) CUI'BU (= tl'a"Bc",.,."nt) patentes campos, atque fuga (ill flight)
gl . pulv. agm., etc.
164. Amnes, Im'rentB made by the sbower; n. striking and frequent
phenomenon in Italy and Greece.
168. Conllubiis, dat. nfler COIIBCiIl8. H. 399, 5, 1); A. & S. 213, Item. 7.
174. F (III/ e, (i. e. Rumor,) tlwn whom there is 110 other pe8t (malum)
llIol'e 8wiji.
176. At firBt small from fea.·. - Metu, nbl. of cause.
178. Terra wn s em'aged ((t tlte wrath of the god8 which had thrust the
Titans, bel' sons, tlown to Tartarus.
179. Coeo, (Pl'. Ceo), see p. 412.
182-4. Oculi, sc . .. mt.-C. medio t . que=inter caelum et terram.
185. Somno. II. 384; 11. & S. 223. "Nor bows to sleep her eyes-" Con.
191- 2. Oratio obliqua. The prinoipal olauses, (De",'BBe A.llea1l, (eo. )
f ov.,-e Memem,) noo. with inf.; and the subordinate relutive olause
(di[Jnelt'" Dido), subj . - Viro, (aB Iter) "u8band.
193. Quam longa (sit), ns long ns it is,-the whole winter.
195. Doa foeda (i. e. Fame) diffundit haeo in or a viro'm.
198. Ham. satus, Iarbas, son of Hammon or Ammon and Garamantis;
an unsuccessful suitor for Dido's hand. Ham., ahl. of source.
200. Po suit, he erected a hundred temples, etc., hut p"oviouBly (aaoraverat)
he had cOllBecrated the ever-burning light.
202. Pillglle fuit 80lum j from the sacrifices: .fl. fuerunt lim_ Cf. I . 639.
203. Amens animi. H. 399, 3,4; 11. & S. 213, Rem. 1, n.. Speoif.
204. Media inter numina divum, ill the ",idBt of the Btatues (lit.
POWers and presenoe) of ill, gods.
205. Multa Jovem orasse. II. 374; 11_ & S. 231; B. 734; A. 52, III.
206. Nunc, lI0to (and never hefore. Thy worship was introduoed
by me.)
209. Caeci, i.e. aimless; blind as not striking those they ought to strike.
211- 12. See Aen. 1. 365- 8.
213. Loci leges = dominion over the place.