2014
DOI: 10.4324/9781315846507
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The Poems of Shelley: Volume Two

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“…18 This is the title by which it is commonly known, though it was not titled in Shelley's notebook. The text here follows Everest and Matthews (2000), though the line numbering is changed (see note 21). 26 The sentience of the water may be amplified too by accipio and mitto; also by the source from which the passage ultimately derives: the description of the rape of Tyro by Poseidon in the Odyssey (11.243ff.…”
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“…18 This is the title by which it is commonly known, though it was not titled in Shelley's notebook. The text here follows Everest and Matthews (2000), though the line numbering is changed (see note 21). 26 The sentience of the water may be amplified too by accipio and mitto; also by the source from which the passage ultimately derives: the description of the rape of Tyro by Poseidon in the Odyssey (11.243ff.…”
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