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Virgil, Eclogue 4. 8–10
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 February 2009
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page 11 note 1 Conington (5th edn.) ad loc.: ‘It is difficult to say whether “quo” is ablative of the agent (“who shall end the race of iron and restore the race of gold”), or an ablative absolute or ablative of circumstance, like “te consule”—“under whom the age of iron shall end”’, etc.
page 12 note 1 For the relative in a similar ablative absolute, i.e. with no participle, see Aen. viii. 470 ‘quo sospite’.