god
Eurus
The east (or southeast) wind; here it churns the sea against Aeneas's departure.
Reading notes
- The Art of Love §2.21 Eurus
The east (or southeast) wind.
- The Heroides §7 the East wind
Eurus, the east wind, here whipping up the sea against Aeneas's departure — winter's aid to Dido.
- The Heroides §11 East winds
Eurus, the east wind, one of those ruled by Aeolus; the father is fiercer than they.
- The Heroides §11 Eurus
The headlong east wind, addressed by Canace among her father's subjects.
- The Heroides §15 East winds
Eurus, the east wind, driving the fire through Sappho's simile of the burning field.
- Metamorphoses §1.2 Eurus
The East (or southeast) wind, assigned to the quarter of the dawn.
- Metamorphoses §8.189 East Wind
The east (south-east) wind, here dropping at daybreak.
- Sorrows §1.2 Eurus
The east wind, taking strength 'from the crimson east.'