Horatius III,3

[Katarina]

quicumque mundo terminus obstitit,
hunc tanget armis, visere gestiens,
qua parte debacchentur ignes,
qua nebulae pluviique rores.

Would you help me with this ablative, please? I suppose the objects of visere are ignes and rores pluvii?

 

[Laurentius]

Visere introduces an indirect question and these qua's are its interrogative adjectives, basically qua parte here means "where". Ignes and rores and the subject of these interrogative sentences.

 

[Laurentius]

Visere introduces an indirect question and these qua's are its interrogative adjectives, basically qua parte here means "where". Ignes and rores and the subject of these interrogative sentences.

I meant, ignes and rores are* the subjects of these interrogative sentences. Typo.

 

[Katarina]

I meant, ignes and rores are* the subjects of these interrogative sentences. Typo.

I haven't even noticed it. And thank you for your help!