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P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses (ed. Arthur Golding), Book 8, line 365 (search)
st A lightsome Dart with head of steele to throw it where he lyst. And for to wound the bristled Bore they surely had not mist But that he still recovered so the coverts of the wood, That neyther horse could follow him, nor Dart doe any good. Still after followed Telamon, whom taking to his feete No heede at all for egernesse, a Maple roote did meete, Which tripped up his heeles, and flat against the ground him laid. And while his brother Peleus relieved him, the Maid Of Tegea tooke an arrow swift, and shot it from hir bow. The arrow lighting underneath the havers eare bylow, And somewhat rasing of the skin, did make the bloud to show. The Maid hirselfe not gladder was to see that luckie blow, Than was the Prince Meleager. He was the first that saw, And first that shewed to his Mates the blud that she did draw: And said: For this thy valiant act due honor shalt thou have. The men did blush, and chearing up ech other courage gave With shouting,