Notus

Reading notes

• The Loves §1.7 warm South

  Notus, the south wind grazing the sea's surface - part of the same triple simile of trembling.

• The Art of Love §2.21 Notus

  The south wind, bringer of rain.

• The Heroides §2 South winds

  The Notus, the stormy south wind, which Phyllis imagined driving home his sails.

• The Heroides §3 south winds

  The Notus, the south wind, here 'cloud-bearing,' to which Achilles would give his sails.

• The Heroides §10 the South wind

  The Notus, the headlong south wind that filled Theseus's departing sails.

• The Heroides §11 Notus

  The south wind, one of the four winds Aeolus commands.

• Letters from the Black Sea §4.10 But Notus

  Notus, the warm south wind, here so distant and faint that it cannot temper the cold the near north wind (Boreas) brings.

• Metamorphoses §1.2 Auster

  The South wind (Greek Notus), bringer of clouds and rain to the southern land.

• Metamorphoses §1.6 Notus

  The South wind, released to flood the world; he flies forth with dripping wings and storm-laden beard.

• Metamorphoses §8.189 South Winds

  The south winds (Latin Auster, Greek Notus), here gentle and favoring the voyage.

• Sorrows §1.2 Notus

  The south wind; with Eurus, Zephyrus, and Boreas it makes the chaos of the storm.