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The Simois
Simois
River of the Trojan plain; its rushing waters frame the world of the Iliad and Homer's deathless song.
Reading notes
- The Loves §1.15 Simois
River of the Trojan plain; its waters frame the enduring world of the Iliad.
- The Art of Love §2.6 Simois
River of the Trojan plain, here sketched by Ulysses in the sand.
- The Heroides §1 Simois
A river of the Trojan plain, a landmark in the soldiers' re-tellings of the war.
- The Heroides §7 Simois
A river of the Trojan plain, Aeneas's true native water, set against the foreign Tiber.
- The Heroides §13 Simois
A river of the Trojan plain, named among the dreaded places.
- Metamorphoses §13.400 Simois
A river of the Trojan plain; 'sooner will Simois flow backward' is an adynaton.