Ovid Page 1

Question 1

“Tuis”

Answer 1

Emphasis in your, your eyes so implying you have to take action

Question 2

Lines 2 and 3 “scit”

Answer 2

Anaphora, emphasis by placement and repetition of word, shows he knows what he’s doing so you need to learn what you need to do to find a girl

Question 3

“Novit”

Answer 3

Same meaning as scit, repetition

Question 4

“Longo qui quaeris amori”

Answer 4

You search is in the middle of long term and love, implies he’s looking inside of love

Question 5

“Ante”

Answer 5

First, priority implied as this is at the beginning of line

Question 6

“Disce”

Answer 6

Imperative- learn

Question 7

Lines 8 and 9

Answer 7

“Non” and “nec” reinforcing its not hard as they will not have to set sail or go far

Question 8

Lines 10 and 11

Answer 8

Perseus and Paris had to go far for love but the readers don’t have to

Question 9

Line 11

Answer 9

“Graia puella”, Greek girl is inside “Phrygio” and “viro”, implies she was completely in his embrace and surrounded by him as he stole her away

Question 10

“Tot tibi tamque”

Answer 10

Alliteration

Question 11

Lines 14-16

Answer 11

Mythology, image of nature, repetition of “quot”, naming of geographical places—> sounds exotic—> more interesting, less obvious and cliché, lots of examples to back up lines abo Perseus and Paris, cross reference to lines 10 and 11, shows the number of girls in Rome, piles up 5 different hyperbolic analogies, trying to show men they have a chance

Question 12

Dusisk

Answer 12

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