When Endymion first sees
Glaucus, the scene interrupts a pages-long meditation about his love for Diana:
Turner's
Glaucus and Scylla, which the museum had restituted to the heirs of the Jaffe family in 2006.
37-39), that those fifteen Hopkins lines evoke special Lancastrian pronunciations of a girl's nickname ("Margaret"); recall long-ago Roman Catholic Lancastrian women who shared that girl character's given name; allude meaningfully to a literary encounter of
Glaucus and Diomede, in a leafy grove, within the pages of Chapman's Homer; and refer, additionally, to such diverse literary ancestors of Hopkins as Goethe and Dante.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Newly Harvested Stored Actinomycetes & bacteria 4.24 110.80 Total fungi 1.62 48.65 Aspergillus
glaucus 0.06 1.36 Other Aspergillus spp.
After becoming separated from her friends
Glaucus and Ione, she searches for them amid the burning city.
Aspergillus
glaucus melanin 0.004 2.5 x [10.sup.-4]
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("Clarissa: A new Character added in the subsequent Editions, to open more clearly the MORAL of the Poem, in a parody of the speech of Sarpedon to
Glaucus in Homer.") Given, in life, this inescapability, and that one, and yet another, Since painted, or not painted, all shall fade, And she who scorns a Man, must die a Maid; What then remains, but well our Pow'r to use, And keep good Humour still whate'er we lose?
The result that Ilyphagus octobranchus appears to be very closely related to Diplocirrus
glaucus (bootstrap = 98%) is noteworthy.
Fraser convincingly details Dante's configurations of the womb and of Heaven as analogous, aqueous spaces: in an early stage of development, the fetus is referred to as a fungo marino; trasumanar in Paradiso is likened to
Glaucus' metamorphosis into a sea god.