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2. Metamorphoses, poem in 15 books, written in Latin about 8 CE by Ovid. It is written in hexameter verse. The work is a collection of mythological and legendary stories, many taken from Greek sources, in which transformation (metamorphosis) plays a role, however minor.

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3. And spread their thriving roots thro' all the land. Then from the waves soft Arethusa rears Her head, and back she flings her dropping hairs. O mother of the maid, whom thou so far Hast sought, of whom thou canst no tidings hear; O thou, she cry'd, who art to life a friend, Cease here thy .

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4. In terms of usability, breadcrumbs reduce the number of actions a site visitor needs to take in order to get to a higher-level page. Instead of using the browser’s “Back” button or the site’s primary navigation to return to a higher-level page, visitors can use the breadcrumbs.

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5. Oct 04,  · Metamorphosis Definition. Metamorphosis is a process by which animals undergo extreme, rapid physical changes some time after birth. The result of metamorphosis may be change to the organism’s entire body plan, such as a change in the animal’s number of legs, its means of eating, or its means of breathing.. In species that use metamorphosis, metamorphosis is also typically required .

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6. The Metamorphoses is Ovid's only epic poem. As far back as Homer, most Greek and Latin epic poetry is composed in dactylic hexameter, and the Metamorphoses is no exception. Dactylos, δάκτυλος, is the Greek word for digit, as in finger or toe. A dactyl consists of one long syllable and two short syllables.

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7. breadcrumb trail: On a Web site, a breadcrumb trail is a navigation tool that allows a user to see where the current page is in relation to the Web site's hierarchy. The term breadcrumb trail comes from the story of Hansel and Gretel, who left a trail of breadcrumbs as they walked through the forest so they could trace their way back home.

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8. Now the fierce flames, spreading on every side, were crackling loudly, and licking at his body, he unconcerned and scornful of them. The gods were fearful for earth’s champion. Saturnian Jupiter spoke to them, gladly, since he understood their feelings. ‘O divine beings, your fear for him delights me, and I willingly congratulate myself.

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9. The Metamorphoses Introduction. By the time Ovid sat down to write The Metamorphoses around the year 2 A.D., he had already established himself as one of Rome's most popular poets. Ovid's path to stardom paralleled that of many popular musicians, writers, and filmmakers today: He picked a genre—in his case, love poetry—and stuck to it, working at it and working at it until it was like.

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