[47] κασιγνήτην ἄλοχόν τε, Il. 16. 432. ‘Una:’ Juno thinks it strange that she should take so long to subdue a single nation; Venus, on the other hand (v. 251 below), complains that she and her son are persecuted to gratify a single individual, Juno.
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