The Medea of Senecathe author, 1900 - 71 pàgines |
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Acastus Aeolus Aeschylus Amalthea anapest appositive Argo Bacchus bride brother called Caucasum characters chorus Colchis common Corinth course Creo Creon Creusa crimen death deos Dict dolor edition Enceladus epithet especially Euripides faces fate father final follows foot Fortuna fourth given golden fleece Greek Hecate Hecuba hence Herc Hercules Horace husband Iason Jason Jason's King Creon known later Latin less lines maenas manus mare marriage procession means Medea Medea's memet moras notes nunc NVTR Octavia Oetaeus Orpheus Ovid Pacuvius Pelias Peloponnesus Pelops Phoebus Phrixus play plays Pliny Pluto potest profundi Quintilian REC'D LD redde regna Roman scelus scene see Cl Seneca Seneca's sense serpens sons stage thalamos theme thought tibi Tiphys tragedies tragedy tragic Troades ursa minor verse word works
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Pàgina 39 - Argo — quaelibet altum cumba pererrat; terminus omnis motus et urbes muros terra posuere nova ; 370 nil qua fuerat sede reliquit pervius orbis: Indus gelidum potat Araxen, Albin Persae Rhenumque bibunt — venient annis saecula seris, quibus Oceanus 375 vincula rerum laxet et ingens pateat tellus Tethysque novos detegat orbes nee sit terris ultima Thule.
Pàgina 40 - Incerta qualis entheos gressus tulit cum iam recepto maenas insanit deo Pindi nivalis vertice aut Nysae iugis, talis recursat hue et hue motu effero, furoris ore signa lymphati gerens. flammata facies spiritum ex alto citat, proclamat, oculos uberi fletu rigat, renidet ; omnis specimen affectus capit.
Pàgina 33 - ... protegere. solum hoc Colchico regno extuli, decus illud ingens Graeciae et florem inclitum, praesidia Achivae gentis et prolem deum servasse memet. munus est Orpheus meum, qui saxa cantu mulcet et silvas trahit...
Pàgina 30 - Medea superest — hie mare et terras vides ferrumque et ignes et deos et fulmina.
Pàgina 57 - Danuvius illas, has per arentes plagas tepidis Hydaspes gemmifer currens aquis, nomenque. terris qui dedit Baetis suis Hesperia pulsans maria languenti vado. haec passa ferrum est, dum parat Phoebus diem ; illius alta nocte succisus frutex ; at huius ungue secta cantato seges.
Pàgina 43 - ... remittis? Phasin et Colchos petam patriumque regnum quaeque fraternus cruor perfudit arva? quas peti terras iubes? quae maria monstras? Pontici fauces freti per quas revexi nobilem regum manum 455 adulterum secuta per Symplegadas?
Pàgina 28 - Mus. XXXII, p. 73. and 1 1 6 f . : occidimus, aures pepulit hymenaeus meas. vix ipsa tantum, vix adhuc credo malum. The second act consists of two parts, — a dialogue between Medea and the nurse, and the scene between Medea and Creon, king of Corinth. In the beginning of the first of these scenes is depicted Medea's furious despair when she understands the full import of the wedding strains. The same theme, stated...
Pàgina 62 - Hecate, donisque meis semina flammae condita serva. 835 fallant visus tactusque ferant, meet in pectus venasque calor, stillent artus ossaque fument vincatque suas 838b flagrante coma nova nupta faces.
Pàgina 37 - Candida nostri saecula patres videre, procul fraude remota. sua quisque piger litora tangens patrioque senex factus in arvo, parvo dives, nisi quas tulerat natale solum, non norat opes : bene dissaepti foedera mundi traxit in unum Thessala pinus iussitque pati verbera pontum partemque metus fieri nostri mare sepositum.