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ni Mythologiarum interpretes eas explicent.
Vossius (u) per Herculem intelligit solem, qui aurea
rapit mala Hesperidum, id est, exortu suô lumen
præstinguit stellarum. hæ enim της εσπερας
Vesperæ & noctis filiæ, quô tempore in coelo
apparent. Hortus Hesperidum coelum stellarum sit;
quod enim in horto flores id in coelo stellæ.
Mala sint stellæ; quia rotundæ; aurea, quia aurei
coloris. Custos Draco sit Zodiacus vel Horizon,
vel flexuosus ille inter utramque Arcton serpens.
In occidente vero inveniri, ait, quoniam, sole
occidente, stellæ adparent, cum lumine solis per
diem occultentur. Nat. Comes, (x) quando,
summatim se collegisse, scribit, hujus figmenti
sententiam, concludit, illos, tanquam serpentes,
servare aurea poma, qui ob avaritiam ne dormire
quidem tuto possint. Ferrarius (y) ante
memoratus, sicut Hortos Hesperidum Æthiopiæ
tribuit, ita poma citrei generis ibi aurescere,
refert; &, quoniam tres fuerunt numero
Nymphæ istæ, ita totidem ille libris tria explicat
Pomorum Aureorum genera, Citra sc. Limones &
Aurantia, De quibus Medicis Malis etiam agunt
Dalecampius, (z) Salmasiusque, [a) qui
Hesperidum Mala nunc Aurantia & Inaurantia, unde
græcum νεοαντζιον derivat, dici docet,quasi
aurata & inaurata, Hodie â colore Aurantia di-
(u) in de Theol. gent. op. l. 2, c. 15. (x) l. cit.
(y) d. l. (z) No. ad. l. 3. Athenai c. 7. (a)
Exerc. Plin. T. 2. in cap. Solin. 46.
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