. Pub. Ovidii Nasonis Tristia : with the following improvements, in a method entirely new .... it. 16 Tamen fi virtus ipfa eft pretium petitumcui; ad eftque ardua in rebus parum lastis: 17 Si numeres tempus,virtus tacetur per nulla fecula : et loca mirantur earn, qua iter orbispatet. 18 Afpicis, ut Penelopea fides, laudabilis longo asvo, teneat in-extinttum nomen? 19 Cernis, ut Alcaftis uxor Admeti, et Andro-mache uxor Hedoris cantetur ? Hiphiafque Evadne eft aufa ire in ac-cenfos rogos mariti Capanei? 20 Ut Laodamia Phylaceia conjuxvivat fama, cujus vir Protefilaus primo preffit Iliacam humum
. Pub. Ovidii Nasonis Tristia : with the following improvements, in a method entirely new .... it. 16 Tamen fi virtus ipfa eft pretium petitumcui; ad eftque ardua in rebus parum lastis: 17 Si numeres tempus,virtus tacetur per nulla fecula : et loca mirantur earn, qua iter orbispatet. 18 Afpicis, ut Penelopea fides, laudabilis longo asvo, teneat in-extinttum nomen? 19 Cernis, ut Alcaftis uxor Admeti, et Andro-mache uxor Hedoris cantetur ? Hiphiafque Evadne eft aufa ire in ac-cenfos rogos mariti Capanei? 20 Ut Laodamia Phylaceia conjuxvivat fama, cujus vir Protefilaus primo preffit Iliacam humum pedej21 Eft nil opus letho pro me; fed amdre fideque: fama non eft pe-tenda tibi ex difficili. Nee ijG T R I S T I U M Nee tc credideris, quia non facis, ifta moneri :Vela damus, quamvis remige puppis eat. Qui monet ut facias, quod jam facis, ille monendoLaudat, et hortatu comprobat acta fuo. 22 23 O R D O. 22 Nee credideris te moneri ifta, quia non facis: damus vela,quamvis puppis eat remige. 23 Qni monet ut facias, quod jam facis,ille laudat monendo, et comprobat acla fuo henatu. [ I ] A N Hiftorical, Geographical^ and Poetical INDEX O F T H E PERSONS and PLACES Mentioned in this Book, ABydus, a City of AfiaMinor, built by the Mi-lejians : Over-againft itwas built Sejlos in Europe, at theMouth of the Helkfpont. ThisCity is now ruined, and has aCaitle called Aveo, one of theDardanelles ; tho there are fevera!Authors, who place Abyfas aLeague more to the North, Wherethere are the Ruins of a City iliilto be feen, and fuppofe Abeo tobe the ancient Dardanum, fromwhence the Dardanelles take theirName. Accius, an old Writer ofTragedies. Achilles, Son of Pelcus,King of TbeJTaly, and Thetis God-defs of the Sea, When he was a Child, his Mother, to make himinvuln rable dipt him all ever inthe River Styx, except that Partof the Poot, by which me heldhim. And being warned by theOracle, that he mould be fiain inthe TrojanWar, to prevent his Fate,me conceald him in a WomansDrefs, a
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