Rem Tenē! 44: The Story of Perseus in SIMPLE LATIN! (Novice/Intermediate) Part 3

Salvete sodales! Welcome to our series, "Rem Tene;" a Latin podcast presented by Latinitas Animi Causa for beginner and intermediate learners of the Latin language built and designed for the acquisition and understanding of it as a language, not just a code to decipher.
In this episode, I, Andreas, tell you part three of the story of Perseus!
We gloss some words throughout the episode in English and repeat them. We don't, however, gloss everything. Our brains are really good at deducing meaning when we know a lot of the context surrounding words or phrases. The transcript for the show can be found ⁠⁠⁠⁠below so you can follow along. We hope you enjoy this show!
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[@Rogerio.Alexander]

Gratias tibi Magister!

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Gaudeo multum hercle te sic sentire! Alias parabimus fabulas vobis futuras!

[@MrLaulaulaulau]

🎉 Aliud jucundissimum spectaculum nobis praebuisti! Comicissimo modo per aera ad Andromedam devolasti! 😂 Te maxime laudo, quod pura et emendata Latinitate scribis (non enim de omnibus canalibus Latinis idem dici potest). Fortasse nonnumquam aliquantulum erras in tempore verborum eligendo. Verbi gratia : "…devolavit ad feminam quae ad saxum alligata est" Hic dicendum erat "alligata erat" aut "alligabatur". (Posuisti tempus perfectum pro imperfecto.) Contra elegantius erat scribere “Perseus… gorgones… effugere potuit” (he was actually able to and did) quam "effugere poterat" (for some time he had the ability to, but might or might not have done it).

[@latinitasanimicausa]

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[@patricktuorto]

Salve Magister! Tertium partem trilogiae valde voce eloquente perfecisti opusque tuus gaudio! Licetne mihi queastionem provocantem dare? Sic Andromeda Aethiopae nata erat, mulierne inde cutem traslucidam habebat an opscuram autem investiebat? Opscura fuisse opinor. Studium mihi captat et cupidus est mihi sententiam temae id quod scis discere. Gratias Plurimas magister!

[@latinitasanimicausa]

Quam moves quaestionem maximi momenti censeo! In imaginibus antiquis eius Andromedae, saepe alba depignitur quamquam ipse censeo eam cuti obscuriore certe fuisse. Saepe tamen in operibus artificiosis talibus feminae albae depingebantur quamquam albae non fuerant.

[@Rogerio.Alexander]

Where Perseus's story is found? In Ovid? What are the latin sources of Perseus's story?

[@latinitasanimicausa]

Part, though not all, of his story is in Ovid's Metamorphoses. Part also is found in Hyginus.

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"...Habeo..."

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