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Latin Crossword—Solution

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 January 2009

T. W. M.
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Greece & Rome , Volume 11 , Issue 33 , May 1942 , pp. 141
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ACROSS, 1. In ven(tre mor)eris. 7. Men(si cubi)talia verba. Hor. A.P. 97. 13. Comes i(re parat)a es. Aen. 4, 118. 14, 42. Ig(narus)ne manes? ludis ni(mis i)ctus adultis. 15, 25. Dama P(adi ri)pis dat cornua ra(mea m)uri. 16. Ac (promunt)uria cedunt. 17. Ca(biro ta)nta celebrat. 18. Horto r(apicia) semina. 19, 4. Carp(E ros)as, aiunt; tribulos quis quaerit a(Maro)s? 21. S(ic ter Ias)on ore potest. Ov. M. 7, 153, 22. Mox cladem p(Aenesi)lebis. 23. Persa comae pr(omissa)e catus. 28. Per fraudem in(cantatam)aram. App. M. 8. c. 20, Loeb edn. 33. Pectore com(muni re)bus tot inite coacti. 35. Num Por(sena tu)tus adibit? 36. Fulgeat O tua l(ux, ore)mus… 37. Oenomao non prodito(r utilis). 38,40. Sol inc(linat) iter, Tit(ani Ma)ia subibit. 39. Die, Titan, tu Maiam Pli(ada mans)eris ortam? (No caesura, sorry!) 41. En Lygiis, mor(s en Arii)s. 43. Quam pluri(Ma milia m)aesto.

Down. 1. Cava quaedam nos(tra beam)us. Hor. C. 2, 3, 8. 2. Hae(redi re)cita. 3. Tal(E piro n)itrum dans. 5. Praeda ego per somnum curs(ori Tis)iphoneo. 6. Iacere Afros (rapa cia)mus. Suet. Vesp. 4. 7. Fru(Stra ton)at Uranus ira. 8. Fons (Inope, m)eas ex Nilo. 9. Arte tua magi(Ca miri)s ter volvere gyris. 10. Meliore n(uru Cis)seis egebat. 11. Tri(buni as)surgere debent. 12, 33. Semina m(ista s)ero, si(mul am)mia mentaque surgent. 20. Rus vagor, ac (Se mira mi)hi vis iungit asilum. 24. Simul(amus, sim)ia quaerit. 26. Z(Euxin l)o ‘Nae tu pingis bene coroua’ laudat. 27. C(ano nis)i vis audire Maronem. 28. Dico; pul(Cre! tam) a crura reliquit. 29. Calceolus quam prole resul(tet ani)lis. 30. Et steriles plat(animal)os aluere valentes. Verg. G. 2, 70. 31. Neve tuis voci(ta lari)bus; miserere propinqui. 32. L(Atini a)evo confecti. 34, 35. A(era sa)crem patriae, pro ni(su dem) bona belli.

Apologies for the false quantity in 26! The reading in Heroides xiv. 103 ‘Quid, Io, freta longa pererras ?’ does not seem to be sufficiently supported to justify Io as an iambus.