god
Neptune
also: Neptunus
Roman god of the sea; by metonymy the sea itself.
Reading notes
- The Art of Poetry §60-72 Neptune
God of the sea; here invoked for great harbor-works that, like all mortal achievements, must perish.
- The Odes §1.5 the god who is mighty over the sea
Neptune, to whom a survivor of shipwreck dedicates his wet garments — here a figure for love's wreck.
- The Odes §1.28 Neptune
God of the sea, with Jupiter the source of the reward promised the dutiful sailor.
- The Odes §3.28 Neptune
On whose festal day the wine is broached and the song begun.
- The Epistles §1.11 Neptune
Roman god of the sea; by metonymy the sea itself.
- The Epodes §7 Neptune
God of the sea, here standing by metonymy for the sea on which Roman blood has been spilt.