Metamorphoses (three more tales)
Ovid, Metamorphoses: three more tales
Narcissus and Echo, Arachne's contest with Minerva, and King Midas and the golden touch. 6 sections, 203 sentences, each with an English translation.
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- Met. 3.339–436Echo and NarcissusIlle per Āoniās fāmā celeberrimus urbēs 340 inreprehēnsa dabat populō respōnsa…
- Met. 3.437–510The death of NarcissusNōn illum Cereris, nōn illum cūra quiētis abstrahere inde potest, sed opācā…
- Met. 6.1–86Arachne challenges MinervaPraebuerat dictīs Trītōnia tālibus aurēs carminaque Āonidum iūstamque…
- Met. 6.87–145The tapestries, and Arachne's fateThrēiciam Rhodopēn habet angulus ūnus et Haemum (nunc gelidī montēs, mortālia…
- Met. 11.85–145The golden touchNec satis hoc Bacchō est: ipsōs quoque dēserit agrōs cumque chorō meliōre suī…
- Met. 11.146–193Pan and Apollo: the ass's earsIlle, perōsus opēs, silvās et rūra colēbat Pānaque montānīs habitantem semper…
Ovid, Metamorphoses: three more tales. Latin text: H. Magnus (Gotha, 1892), public domain; digital text from the Perseus Digital Library, CC BY-SA. Word analysis: LatinCy, then every word checked and corrected by hand. Vocabulary: F. Ritchie (1903, public domain) and entries written for this app. English translation, notes and grammar hints: written for this app.