[802] The form of sentence ‘tuo dulci ex ore’ is archaic: see Munro on Lucr. 4. 394. Virg. has “tuo perfusi flumine sacro” G. 2. 147; “suo cum gurgite fiavo” A. 9. 816; “suo tristi cum corde” 8. 522. ‘Tristis,’ bitter, as opposed to ‘dulcis:’ comp. Lucr. 4.634, “Aliis quod triste et amarum est, Hoc tamen esse aliis possit perdulce videri,” and G. 1. 75., 2. 126. “Cura recursat” 1. 662. ‘Recursent,’ ‘come again and again:’ ‘re’ carrying out ‘saepe.’ ‘Recusent’ Med. a m. p.
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