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Subsistence Annuities and per Capita Income in the Early Roman Empire

poem where the plant imagery mediates a change in the erotic dynamics. The change in symbolism from leaf to thorn reflects a transition from flirtation to consummation. 13 The plant imagery provides the backdrop for the conventional dance of hunter and prey in which "no" can be converted into "yes" by force. Emending the text to add thorns to the fragile leaves in lines 5-6 would diminish this erotic drama. The suggestion of spring breezes advances the characterization of Chloe and her sexuality as something that evades and teases the poet/lover. The image of the lizard parting the brambles can suggest the lover's success in catching the elusive object of his desire. The brambles here may convey some resistance by Chloe, but it is the silent and ultimately ineffective resistance of grasses trodden by a stalking tiger.