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Accessus Achaei altera Aratus arma atque cereus Cervix chelyn coetus conjecture corruption defended by Th desperate remedy divite Domitius domos ducis editors read elder Statius emissus equi etiam exegi extensis facilis fama famuli frenare fulmen gaudia gemitus genas gravis Gronovius haec Heinsius hilaris Ibycus illa intactum ipse Italus iugera Klotz lacuna magno maior maniplos intermissus eques Markland membris mersum mihi monet moris moveri movet munera notabit noun nube occurs in Th oculis old correction old vulgate omni oscula Papillas pectine pectora penates perhaps Phillimore Pieriae pietas poet Politian's pollice Postgate probably propinqui quae quam questu quod prior recens recent editors relegens rependis revisunt seems Silvae specula Statius means suggested supported by Th taeda Tartara tempora tenens tibi torvo tristia umeris umeros usual reading verse vestra viii virum vitae vitam vitro Vollmer volucris votis vulnere primo vultus word
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Page 177 - Crimine quo merui, iuvenis placidissime divum, quove errore miser, donis ut solus egerem, Somne, tuis ? Tacet omne pecus volucresque feraeque et simulant fessos curvata cacumina somnos, nec trucibus fluviis idem sonus ; occidit horror 5 aequoris, et terris maria acclinata quiescunt.
Page 163 - ... nondum validae tibi signa iuventae irrepsere genis et adhuc tenor integer aevi...
Page 169 - I"; cf. ii 1, 203, iii 1, 164, v 1, 188, 2, 148, and v 1. 119. fovet anxia curas coniugis hortaturque simul flectitque labores. Ipsa dapes modicas et sobria pocula tradit.
Page 177 - ... equivalent to ecce or vide : Ter. Eun. 276, omnium rerum heus vicissitudost. 4, 17 luminibus compello meis hoc turba precatur laetior All the editors change precatur to precetur with Heinsius, but I can see no necessity for it. The indicative is no more out of place than it is in sufficit in line 19. 5, 1 Me miserum neque enim verbis sollemnibus ulla incipiam nee Castaliae vocalibus undis invisus Phoeboque gravis The text is sound and no changes are necessary. The neuter ulla can be defended...
Page 160 - ... pondera mores. Perhaps he wrote ordine moris instead of more ordinis for metrical convenience. There is nothing definite about Priscilla's age ; she may have been a young widow when she was married to Abascantus, and the statement in exegi. etc., may mean only that she has completed her life work. 1, 190 quo niteat sacri centeno pondere vultus Caesaris et propriae signet cultricis amorem This may be defended by ii 7, 128, solatia vana' subministrat Vultus qui simili notatus auro Stratis praenitet...
Page 170 - Tristia fata tui dum fles in Daphnide Flacci, docte Maro, fratrem dis immortalibus aequas.