Perseus- OVID Flashcards

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Viperei referens spolium memorabile monstri

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As he brought back the famous plunder of the snake-haired monster

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Aera carpebat tenerum stridentibus alis.

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Was passing through the delicate air on whirring wings.

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Cumque super Libycas victor penderet harenas,

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While the victor over the monster was hanging above the Libyan sands,

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Gorgonei capitis guttae cecidere cruentae,

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Bloody drops from the Gorgon’s head fell to earth

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Quas humus exceptas varios animavit in angues

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Which the soil caught and brought alive as different kinds of snakes,

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Unde frequens illa est infestaque terra colubris.

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And so from this, that country is dangerous and full of snakes.

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Inde per immensum ventis discordibus actus

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From there he was driven across the vast sky, by opposing winds,

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Nunc huc, nunc illuc exemplo nubis aquosae

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And he was carried now here, now there, like a raincloud

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Fertur et ex alto seductas aethere longe

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And from high in the air far away,

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Despectat terras totumque supervolat orbem.

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He looked down on remote lands, and flew above the whole world.

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Ter gelidas Arctos, ter Cancri bracchia vidit

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Three times he saw the frozen Arctic, three times he saw the claws of the Crab:

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Saepe sub occasus, saepe est ablatus in ortus

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Often he was carried away below the setting sun and often towards the East.

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Iamque cadente die, veritus se credere nocti,

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Now it was sunset, he was afraid to entrust himself to the night,

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Constitit Hesperio, regnis Atlantis, in orbe,

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And he stopped in the western part of the world, in the kingdom of Atlas,

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Exiguamque petit requiem, dum Lucifer ignes

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And sought a little rest until the Morning Star

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Evocet Aurorae, currus Aurora diurnos.

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Called forth Dawn’s stars and Dawn [called forth] her daytime chariot.