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properly applied to cattle. So
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Sulp., 17. Cf. Stat. Sylv., V., iii., 121,
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Risere sorores Aonides, pueroque chelyn submisit et ora imbuit amne sacro jam tum tibi blandus Apollo.
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nearly equivalent to Cantherius. Cf. Lucil., ii., fr. xi. (x.),
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Succussatoris tetri tardique Caballi. Hor., i., Sat. vi., 59,
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Me Satureiano vectari rura caballo. Sen., Ep., 87,
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Catonem uno caballo esse contentum. So Juv., x., 60,
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Immeritis franguntur crura caballis. Juvenal also applies the term to Pegasus:
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Ad quam Gorgonei delapsa est pinna caballi, iii., 118. Pegasus sprang from the blood of Medusa when beheaded by Perseus. Ov., Met, iv., 785,
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Eripuisse caput collo: pennisque fugacem Pegason et fratrem matris de sanguine natos. The fountain Hippocrene, ἱππουκρήνη, sprang up from the stroke of his hoof when he lighted on Mount Helicon. Ov., Fast., iii., 456,
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Cum levis Aonias ungula fodit aquas.