2. 273. perque pedes traiectus lora, 'having a thong passed through his feet.' 275. exuvias indutus. 443. clipeosque ad tela sinistris | protecti obiciunt, holding* their shields before them against the darts,' προβεβλημένοι τὰς ἀσπίδας, though of course obiciunt also governs clipeos, cf. 2. 1 n. 3. 47. mentem formidine pressus. 65. crinem de more solutae. 81. redimitus tempora lauro. 428. delphinum caudas utero commissa luporum, 'having dolphins' tails joined to a wolf-bearing womb,' where to take caudas as acc. of respect would be very difficult. 4. 137. chlamydem circumdata. 518. unum exuta pedem vinclis. 589. terque quaterque manu pectus percussa decorum | flaventesque abscissa comas, 'beating* her breast and tearing* her hair.' 643. maculis interfusa genas. 659. os inpressa toro. 5. 269. evincti tempora taenis. 511. quis innexa pedem. 608. antiquum saturata dolorem, 'having her ancient wrath satisfied.' 6. 156. maesto defixus lumina vultu. 281. crinem vittis innexa, 'having her hair entwined.' * For the present use of the past participle passive, which these instances exhibit, cf. 6. 335 n. Abas, 3. 286 INDEX TO THE NOTES ablative of noun as adverb, 2. 323; 3. abrumpere lucem, 4. 631 accommodation of sound to sense, 1. ac veluti, 2. 626; 4. 441; 6. 707 adeo, giving emphasis, 2. 567; 4. adjectives at beginning of line for adjectives implying knowledge with adjectives, neuter, used as substantives, adjectives used for adverb with parti- adoleo, 3. 547 aether, aetherius, 1. 546, 608; 5. agmen, 2. 212; 5. 211 alliteration, 1. 81, 124, 294, 354; 2. almus, 1. 306, 618 ambiguum relinquere, 5. 325 animi' in mind,' 4. 203, 300; 5. 202 Apollonius Rhodius copied, 4. 364, aposiopesis, 1. 135; 5. 195 auctor='guarantor,' 5. 17 aura'sheen,' 6. 204 auspicia maiora, 3. 374 bacchatus, 3. 126 barbaricus, 2. 504 caestus, 5. 364, 401 callis, 6. 443 Eous, 2. 588 cano='forebode,' 2. 124; of pro- epitheton ornans, 4. 486; 5. 311 phecy, 2. 176; 3. 155, 456 capere terras, 1. 396 caput, of persons, 4. 354 cardo, 2. 493 chiasmus, 1. 209 circumfero, 6. 229 civilis quercus, 6. 772 cognomen, 3. 133; 6. 383 comparative strengthened, 1. 347 equidem, 1. 576 erat=ἦν ἄρα, 2. 664 erumpo, 1. 580 est or sunt omitted, 2. 2 et, indignant, 1. 48 et ecce, 5. 166 evado 'climb up,' 2. 458; 'pass safely,' 2. 731 excipio, 3. 210; 4. 114, 297; 6. 173 excutio, 3. 267 exhausta, 4. 14 contrasted words or clauses put 209, expleo numerum, 6. 545 simply side by side, 1. 184, creditus, 2. 247 cum saepe, 1. 148 Cybele, 3. 111; 6. 784 exordium, 4. 283 expleri, with gen., 2. 586 exposco, 3. 260 exsequor, 5. 54 exsors, 5. 534 exstruo, 3. 224 hendiadys, 1. 111, 293; 2. 265, 296; | insignia, 2. 389 3. 223; 5. 36 heros, at end of line, 1. 196 Hesperia, 1. 530 hiatus, 1. 405, 617; 3. 606 Homer imitated, 1. 88, 92, 94, 114, hypallage, 1. 180, 361; 3. 362 i, scanned as y, 2. 16; 5. 589 ille, added pleonastically for em- imperium, 1. 340; 3. 159; 4. 229 indicative for deliberative subj., 3. indicative in apodosis, 2. 54 indignus = 'cruel,' 2. 285; 4. 617; 6. 163 infectus, 6. 742 infinitive after verbs (epexegetic), 1. infinitive, historic, 2. 98, 169; 3.141; infinitive of purpose, 1. 527; 3. 4, infinitive pass. in -ier, 4. 492 infinitive used indignantly, 1. 37; 5. 615 infula, 2. 430 inhorresco, 3. 195 inpius, 1. 294; 6. 613 inpressus, of embossing, 5. 536 litotes, 1. 130, 136, 479, 630; 2. 777; loquella, 5. 842 machina, 4. 89 male, with adjective, 2. 735 manu, pleonastic, 4. 344; 6. 395 meta media, 5. 835 Milton, imitation by, 1. 11, 90, 287, misceo, 2. 298 mitra, 4. 216 mola salsa, 4. 517; 5. 745 monosyllabic ending, 1. 65; 2. 250, Neptunius, 3. 3 nexae aere, 1. 448 o final, shortened, 3. 602 oracles, language of, 6. 348 oxymoron, 1. 464 Palladium, 2. 166 pars, with plural verb, 1. 212 2. 383; 3. 279, 405, 509, 634; 6. past part. in present sense, 6. 335 pellax, 2. 90 Penates, 1. 703; 3. 12 perfect instantaneous, 1. 84, 90; 4. Phrygius, contemptuous, 4. 103 pius Aeneas, 1. 378 plausus 'flutter' of wings, 5. 505 praemetuo, 2. 571 praeterea, 1. 49 prayer, attitude of, 3. 176 present, graphic, 1. 99; 2. 275; 3. 309; 4. 452; 6. 294 prisci Latini, 5. 598 procul close by,' 3. 13; 6. 10 proicio, or porricio, 5. 238 prolepsis, 1. 70, 259, 659; 3. 141, 236; 4. 465; 5. 816 prona maria, 5. 212 pronuba, 4. 166 repetition, for emphasis, 1. 99, 120, res summa, 2. 322 ruit 'rises,' 2. 250; 6. 539 sacer='accursed,' 3. 57 scaena, 1. 164 scilicet, 4. 379; 6. 526 se, omitted, 3. 201 secare areum, 5. 658 sed enim, 1. 19; 2. 164; 5.395; 6.28 serpent, emblem of ghost, 5. 84, 95 proper names in -us used as adjectives, shortening of final syllable, 3. 211 |