EVADNE

EVADNE
EVADNE
Martis filia, ex Thebe uxore Asopi, et coniux Capanei, quem incredibili amore dilexit. Itaque cum audivisset illum apud Thebas fulmine periisse, fere in stuporem diriguit, deinde cum celebratetur funus, se in rogum proiecit. Ovid. de Evadne, Amor. l. 3. Eleg. 5. v. 41.
Fertur in Evadne collectam Asopide flammam.
Idem Trist. l. 5. Eleg 14. sub calcem
Ausaque in accensos Iphias ire rogos.
Claudian. Laus Serenae Reg. Carm. 29. v. 13.
Castamaritali successit Thessala fato.
Mart. 1. 4. Epigr. 75. cuius epigraphe de Nigrina.
Arserit Edvane flammis iniecta mariti.
Propert. l. 1. Eleg. 15. v. 21.
Coniugis Evadne miseros elata per ignes,
Occidit Argivae fama pudicitiae.
Idem l. 3. Eleg. 13. v. 24.
Nec fida Evadne, nec pia Penelope.
Stat. Theb. l. 12. v. 800.
Turbine quo sese caris instraverit audax
Ignibus Evadne, fulmenque in corpore magno
Quaesierit.
Albinovan. ad Liviam,
Hoc fuit Evadne, tunc cum ferienda coruscis
Fulminibus Capaneus impavida or a dedit.
Ovid. l. 4. Trist. Eleg. 3. v. 63.
Cûm cecidit Capaneus subito temerarius ictu,
Non legis Evadnen erubnisse viro.
Virg. Aen. l. 6. v. 447.
Evadnenque, et Pasiphaen.
Iphidis filiam fnisse facit interpres Pindari. Hyginus Phylaci. Apollodor. l. 3. Ε᾿υάδνη ἡ Καπανέως, καιομένης πυρᾶς, ςθυγάτης δὲ ἴφιδος, ἐαυτην` βαλου-῀σα, συγκατεκαίετο. Vide Eurip. in Supplic. ubi Iphis pater frustra dehortari conatur filiam Evadnen, a praeclaro illo facinore. Ovid. l. 3. de arte Amandi: v. 19. et seqq.
Fata, Pheretiadae coniux Paegasaea redemit,
Proque viri est uxor funere lata sui.
Accipe me Capaneu, cineres nuscebimus, inquit
Iphias, in medios desiluitque rogos.
Nic. Lloyd.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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