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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 August 2024
1 God.
2 The two peaks of Parnassus.
3 The satyr Marsyas challenged Apollo to a musical match: he was beaten and for the presumption.
4 Cirrha a peak of parnassus sacred to Apollo.
5 The four circles are the celestial equator, the zodiac, the equinoctial colure and the Horizon A. t their point of intersection the sun rises in the spring equinox.
6 The fisherman Glaucus saw a fish revive on eating a certain weed; ate it himse” turned into a sea-god.
7 Cf. 2 Corinthians xii, 2-3: ‘whether in the body or out of the body, I know not; knoweth.’ The part of the human being created last ('latest’) is the rational soul.
8 The music of the spheres: cf. Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice V, 1.
9 The Empyrean Heaven, containing the Primum Mobile.