A green sky and a green sun?

Classical Quarterly 71 (2):900-902 (2021)
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This article considers two passages in which either the sky or the sun is described as ‘green’; it argues that in both cases such a colour epithet is out of place and proposes to correct uiridi caelo to nitido caelo in the former case, and uiridis … Phoebus to rutilus … Phoebus in the latter.

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