Lucifer

Reading notes

• The Loves §1.6 Lucifer

  The Morning Star whose 'frosty axle' brings the dawn that ends the lover's futile vigil.

• The Heroides §18 Lucifer

  The morning star, herald of Aurora, whose rising warns the lovers to part.

• Letters from the Black Sea §2.5 Lucifer

  Lucifer, the Morning Star rising from the Eastern sea; Ovid likens the young Germanicus rising to speak to its radiance.

• The Festivals §5.9 Hesperus

  The Morning Star (the planet Venus at dawn), herald of day.

• The Festivals §6.11 Morning Star

  The Morning Star (the planet Venus at dawn), herald of day.

• Metamorphoses §2.15 the Morning-star

  Lucifer, the planet Venus as morning star, last to leave the sky at daybreak.

• Metamorphoses §8.189 Morning Star

  The Morning Star, Venus as herald of dawn (Lucifer).

• Metamorphoses §15.479 when Lucifer

  The Morning Star, herald of day.

• Metamorphoses §15.513 the Morning Star

  Lucifer, here darkened among the portents of Caesar's death.

• Sorrows §1.3 Morning-star

  Lucifer, the morning star, whose rising 'grievous to us' marked the dawn of departure.