Mount Ida

Reading notes

• The Loves §1.14 Ida

  The wooded mountain near Troy; its stripped cedar gives the simile for the hair's blend of dark and gold.

• The Art of Love §1.10 wooded Ida

  Mountain near Troy (and a namesake in Crete); here the Cretan Ida, haunt of Pasiphae's white bull.

• The Heroides §4 the Idaean hill

  Mount Ida, where the orgiastic drum-beating rites (of Cybele and Bacchus) were performed.

• The Heroides §5 the ridges of Ida

  Mount Ida above Troy, the woodland home of Oenone and the herdsman Paris.

• The Heroides §5 Ida

  The mountain above Troy that Oenone filled with her wailing; the scene of her grief.

• The Heroides §13 Ida

  The mountain above Troy, among the names Laodamia fears.

• The Heroides §16 Ida

  The mountain above Troy where Paris was reared and judged the goddesses.

• The Heroides §17 Ida

  The Trojan mountain where the three goddesses appeared to Paris.

• The Festivals §4.proem Phrygian Ida

  The mountain near Troy, home of Solimus and sacred to the Magna Mater.

• The Festivals §5.1 Cretan Ida

  The mountain of Crete (and of Phrygia); on Cretan Ida the infant Jupiter was hidden.

• The Festivals §6.proem Ida

  The mountain of Crete (and of Phrygia); on Cretan Ida the infant Jupiter was hidden.

• Metamorphoses §12.378 Ide

  Mount Ida, the type of a great mountain shaken by an earthquake.