915 Σε τάν τε σαν αθάνατον αιέν αρχών. . 920 ACTUS QUARTI SCENA PRIMA. ΙΟΚΑΣΤΗ, ΧΟΡΟΣ. IAMBOI. Ιο. Χωρας ανακίες, δόξα μοι παρεςάθη 925 923. Note this line, as of an action in which the prototype of Jocasta may be imagined to be engaged. 925. Ουδ' οποι' ανηρ εννες, and the remainder of the line; and φοβες. Εννες, τα καινα τοις πάλαι τεκμαίρεται" SCENA SECUNDA. ΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ, ΧΟΡΟΣ, ΙΟΚΑΣΤΗ. IAMBOI. Αγ. Αρ' αν πας' υμών, ώ ξένοι, μάθοιμ' όπο Τα το τυράννε δώματ' εςίν Οιδίπο;: 985 Μάλιςα δ' αυτόν άπατο, ει κάτισ9' όπε. Χο. Στέγαι μεν αίδε" καυτός ένδον, ώ ξένε. Γυν δε μήτης ήδε των κείνο τέκνων. 929. Note this line. 933. The prototype of Cdipus is near the hour-glass in the ship pictured in the moon, and drawn therewith ante, fig. 72. 934. The αγγελος has the same prototype as Αγ. Αλλ' αλβία τε και ξυν όλβίοις αει Γένοιτ' εκείνο και όσα παντελής δάμαρ. 940 Io. Αύτως δε και συ γ', ώ ξέν' άξιος γάς Reynoldo in Hamlet, drawn in fig. 65. He is delineated according to that prototype, in Fig. 137, with the resemblance of a sheep standing by him; conformably to which he calls himself, in line 1039, by the name of a shepherd. VOL. IV. Της ευεπείας ένεκ· αλλά φράζ ότα Αγ. Αγαθά δόμοις τε και πόσει το σώ, γίναι. » 945 Αγ. Εκ της Κορίνθο: το δ' έπG- ο 'ξερώ τάχα, Ηδοιο μέν σώς δ' εκ άν και ασχάλλοις δ' ίσως. - Io. Τί δ' εςι; ωοίαν δύναμιν ώδ' έχει διπλήν και Αγ. Τύραννον αυτόν ου πιχώριοι χθονός Ιο. Τί δ' έχ ο πρέσβυς Πόλυβος έλκρατής έτι ; 943. Χω, τι σημηναι θελων. 948. Δυναμιν διπλης. This seems referable to the Arabic figure 2, (drawn in fig. 129,) which is immediately contiguous to the prototype of the αγγελος. 952. If the north side of the moon be placed on the right hand, there will be seen the resemblance of a skull, such as is exhibited, (looking to the right,) by the figure of Cerdon in Hudibras, (fig. Io. Πώς είπας ; ή τέθνηκέ σε Πόλυβος Γέρων και 955 re 21, ante,) when turned upside down. This is the prototype of Polybus; and as there is much question in the play whether Polybus is dead or alive, and as his prototype may be considered either as resembling a skull, or a human figure with life, that circumstance, probably, suggested this arrangement to the poet. 954. The αγγελος, above pointed out, is situate, in the moon, close to the likeness of a well, the Symbol of truth. , 957. Παλαι τρεμων. ολωλεν. |