1630. Fasti, iv. 386.
1631. Cp. Metam. i. 282.
1635. Cp. Metam. i. 269.
1637. Cp. Metam. i. 270.
1653 ff. From this point to the end of the chapter the description is mostly taken from Ovid, Metam. xi. 480-523, many hexameters being appropriated without material change, e.g. ll. 480, 482, 484, 486, 488, 491, 492, 495, 499, 501, 516, 517, 519 f.
1689. The line is taken away from its context, and consequently gives no sense. In Ovid it is,
‘Ipse pavet, nec se qui sit status ipse fatetur
Scire ratis rector.’—Metam. xi. 492.
1693. Metam. i. 292.
1695. From Peter Riga, Aurora, (MS. Bodley 822) f. 16 vo.