Uncovering the Lucan Allegory

[FallentoReason]

I have researched and written everything in my own words. I've given you the texts where I got the passages from.

Does any of this change what's already in the books?

I'm glad to see this was your own work, for it would have been difficult for you to answer my next set of questions if you had copied someone elses.

As I have been so often reminded when ever I make an unsolicited statement on this web site, 'the burden of proof is on me.' Or in this case rather it is on you to prove the legitmacy of your quotes, your references and provide your source material, that brought you to your final conclusion.

So please if you would, provide your source material.

I know what you're trying to say, but you said it wrong. Yes, the burden of proof is on me. I say 'allegory', naturally you would say 'show me' and then I produce the OP. The deed is done. Anyways here's the source:

http://carrington-arts.com/cliff/JOEGOS2.htm

I'm not sure what this proves.

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P.s. hit me with your questions. That's what I'm here for: discussion.