Re: VIRGIL: (no subject)

1999-05-07 Thread WRHare
um randy . . . what is the 2th century? is that the secondth? :) --- To leave the Mantovano mailing list at any time, do NOT hit reply. Instead, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message unsubscribe mantovano in the body

VIRGIL: Re:on refulgence

1998-10-20 Thread WRHare
Obviously you've never read any Romantic poetry. I think the word 'refulgent' to be very spiritual, and even moving within the right context. I haven't been keeping up with the chain of e mails, but this is my opinion on this word standing alone. Of course, diction is often a matter of personal

Re: VIRGIL: RE: Panegyric

1998-07-16 Thread WRHare
After reading all of the replies, I find that one name is conspicuously absent from the list--Dr. Holford Strevens, a man whose commentary is often delightfully instructive and insightful. I for one would like to read what he might have to say about IV. Please, Sir, may I have some more . . .

Re: VIRGIL: Aeenid Trans Recommendation

1998-06-17 Thread WRHare
Used to be? Apparently you've never studied or taught in the Southeastern United States. lol --- To leave the Mantovano mailing list at any time, do NOT hit reply. Instead, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message

Re: VIRGIL: Context of A snake lurks in the grass

1998-05-14 Thread WRHare
Learned? I can't vouch for this adjective being applicable to my response; but of the cuckoo, I believe she means sexual betrayal: to be cuckholded, to find someone else in your bed with your lover. As for the viper in the busom, I think this is easily understood; and it sounds very like Lady

Re: VIRGIL: Context of A snake lurks in the grass

1998-05-07 Thread WRHare
I wonder . . .wasn't there a religion in the ancient world that worshipped a snake as the symbol of the evil creator of the world? And isn't the egg symbolic of the soul? I realize this is fairly pop information, but I do wonder if it applies. I believe the snake worshippers were called the

Re: VIRGIL: Aeneas

1998-04-18 Thread WRHare
virtue. To my young eyes and ears, many valuable pearls of wisdom would be rendered meaningless had Aeneas acted otherwise. I'm no greybeard, but this is my impression. What do you all think? WRHare --- To leave the Mantovano

Re: VIRGIL: Ae.IV.-Dido

1998-04-18 Thread WRHare
I think Virgil had every intention of making the finale of the Dido-Aeneas relationship as vivid and as painful an image as possible--for life is a prison where people suffer and cause others to suffer--we have our parts to play. Through all of the fog and filthy air of foul emotional turmoil,

Re: VIRGIL: Ae.IV.Dido

1998-04-18 Thread WRHare
Very good. I am enlightened--I think this makes perfect sense. --- To leave the Mantovano mailing list at any time, do NOT hit reply. You will just prove to everyone that you can't read directions. Instead, send email to [EMAIL