A ROLE REVERSAL IN SILIUS (10.605-639)
Abstract
Dum Fabius lapsas acuit formidine mentes, 605 V arronem aduentare uagus per moenia rumor spargit et occulto perfundit pectora motu. baud secus ac, fractae rector si forte carinae litoribus solus [uacuis] ex aequore sospes adnatet, incerti trepidant, tendantne negentne 610 iactato dextras, ipsamque odere salutem unius amissa superantis puppe magistri. quam restare uiro labem, qui accedere portis audeat ac dirum ueniat pauitantibus omen! Hos mulcens questus Fabius deforme docebat 615 cladibus irasci uulgumque arcebat ab ira. aduersis etenim frangi non esse uirorum, qui Martem inscribant genti, non posse dolores condere et ex poena solacia poscere luctus. si uero exprobrare sinant, sibi tristius ilium 620
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2014-03-30
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