Note 48 — Chapter VII · POETIC IN ANCIENT DRAMA AND NARRATIVE
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Ilia, pone metus; tibi regia nostra patebit, Teque colent amnes. Ilia, pone metus. Tu centum plures inter dominabere nymphas; Nam centum aut plures flumina nostra tenent. Amores, iii. 6, 61.
Rime in Latin elegiac poetry is well summarized by K. P. Harrington in his volume of edited selections, The Roman Elegiac Poets, New York, 1914, page 61.