human
Cor is frequently used for sense. It is here a periphrasis for
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Ennius in his senses. Quintus Ennius was born B.C. 239, at Rudiæ, now Rugge, in Calabria, near Brundusium, and was brought to Rome from Sardinia by Cato when quæstor there B.C. 204. He lived in a very humble way on Mount Aventine, and died B.C. 169, of gout (morbus articularis), and was buried in Scipio's tomb on the Via Appia. He held the Pythagorean doctrine of Metempsychosis, and says himself, in the beginning of his Annals, that Homer appeared to him in a dream, and told him that he had once been a peacock, and that his soul was transferred to him. The fragment describing this is extant.
human
Transnavit cita per teneras Caliginis auras (anima Homeri) visus Homerus adesse poeta. Tum memini fieri me pavum. «Cf. Hor., ii., Ep. i., 50.
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Ennius et sapiens et fortis et _alter Homerus_, Ut critici dicunt, leviter curare videtur Quo promissa cadant et somnia Pythagorea. Tertull., de An., 24,
human
Pavum se meminit Homerus, Ennio Somniante.