Note 134 — ON THE PLEASURES OF RURAL LIFE.[131] BOOK THE FIFTH, EPODE THE SECOND.
Reading edition
l. 20. Hungry wolf releas’d—The Romans fancied that the struggle and terror of a kid on being seized by the wolf, made its flesh more tender.
Reading edition
l. 20. Hungry wolf releas’d—The Romans fancied that the struggle and terror of a kid on being seized by the wolf, made its flesh more tender.