Parnassus

A mountain in Phocis, celebrated as a haunt of Apollo and At its foot were the Cast ali an Spring and Delphi, where was the famous oracle of Apollo. Ovid writes of it: the Muses. Mons ibi verticibus petit arduus astra duobus, Nomine Parnasus, super ant que cacumina nubes. {Met. 1. 316-7.) Parnasusque biceps. {Met. 2. 22L) The two peaks are often mentioned, as by Dante {Paradiso 1. 17), and Quarles. Parrett. {Funeral Elegies 2.) See Pedridan. Par the nope, Tomb of. ch223.xhtml s 241