Who knows in how many unremembered nations' literatures this has been the
Castalian Fountain?
Ovidius Naso), Amores, I, xv, 35-36, which can be translated as follows: "'Let vulgar writings be wondered at by the common sort; for me, may golden-haired Apollo minister full cups of
Castalian water." Translated as "Let base-conceited wits admire vile things, /Fair Phoebus, lead me to the Muses' springs" by Christopher Marlowe, Ovid's Elegies, I, xv, 3536" (Bardelmann).
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Taking place monthly, first off the mark is the
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Thus Shakespeare imagined Dido, Queen of Carthage being read in an exclusive milieu like that of James's "
Castalian Band" of Scottish poets, a pleiade in which the text would be savored precisely because "there were no sallets in the lines" (421-26).
To prepare for prophesying, the Pythia bathed in a natural spring, the
Castalian Spring that sparkled and splashed down the mountainside.
Derrick McClure, 'Translation and Transcreation in the
Castalian Period', Studies in Scottish Titerature 26 (1991), 185-98 (p.
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Even the
Castalian Springs Hotel, located in Holmes County, 190 miles to the southwest, overflowed with the injured and dying.