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The Greek Romances of Heliodorus, Longus and Achilles Tatius

Note 19 — BOOK IV.

Rowland Smith translation

The same manner of expression is used by Apuleius, B. iv., of the carcases of animals destroyed by pestilence.:—"Passim per plateas plurima cerneres semivivorum corporum ferina naufragia." The reader will remember the figurative language employed to describe the death of Charicles, thrown from his unruly horse.

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