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P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses (ed. Arthur Golding), Book 14, line 698 (search)
arete the image standeth playne. The temple also in the which the image dooth remayne, Is unto Venus consecrate by name of Looker Out. And therfore weying well theis things, I prey thee looke about Good Lady, and away with pryde: and be content to frame Thy self to him that loveth thee and cannot quench his flame. So neyther may the Lentons cold thy budding frutetrees kill Nor yit the sharp and boystous wyndes thy flowring Gardynes spill. The God that can uppon him take what kynd of shape he list Now having sayd thus much in vayne, omitted to persist In beldames shape, and shewde himself a lusty gentleman, Appeering to her cheerefully, even like as Phebus whan Hee having overcomme the clowdes that did withstand his myght, Dooth blaze his brightsum beames agein with fuller heate and lyght. He offred force, but now no force was needfull in the cace. For why shee beeing caught in love with beawty of his face, Was wounded then as well as hee, and gan to yeeld apace.
P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses (ed. Arthur Golding), Book 15, line 745 (search)
fame than Jove. Jove rules the heavenly spheres, And all the tryple shaped world. And our Augustus beares Dominion over all the earth. They bothe are fathers: they Are rulers both. Yee Goddes to whom both fyre and swoord gave way, What tyme yee with Aenaeas came from Troy: yee Goddes that were Of mortall men canonyzed: thou Quirin whoo didst reere The walles of Rome: and Mars who wart the valeant Quirins syre And Vesta of the household Goddes of Caesar with thy fyre Most holy: and thou Phebus whoo with Vesta also art Of household: and thou Jupiter whoo in the hyghest part Of mountayne Tarpey hast thy Church: and all yee Goddes that may With conscience sauf by Poets bee appealed to: I pray Let that same day bee slowe to comme and after I am dead, In which Augustus (whoo as now of all the world is head) Quyght giving up the care therof ascend to heaven for ay, There (absent hence) to favour such as unto him shall pray. Now have I brought a woork to end which neither Joves feerce
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