[241] Foedare in apposition to ‘nova proelia,’ as “stridere” to “mirabile monstrum” G. 4. 554 foll. ‘Ferro foedare’ 2. 55 note. ‘Pelagi volucres’ seems rightly explained by Serv. of the mythological origin of the Harpies from Pontus, Poseidon, or Electra, daughter of Oceanus. ‘Obscenas:’ G. 1. 470 note.
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