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... Lucretius , iii . 946 ; Ov . Am . i . 14 , 41 . In both passages annis is joined with it . Marcesceret was conjectured by Heinsius : but canis is a noun , and must be separated from annis by et . II . xxiii . 21 , 22 . Et quas Euphrates ...
... Lucretius , iii . 946 ; Ov . Am . i . 14 , 41 . In both passages annis is joined with it . Marcesceret was conjectured by Heinsius : but canis is a noun , and must be separated from annis by et . II . xxiii . 21 , 22 . Et quas Euphrates ...
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... leaving out est , be made to agree with atrius as well as with os . If it be said that Catullus would not have used atrius , read Taetrius , which is nearer still to the MS . LUCRETIUS , i . 558 . Sed quia multa sibi EMENDATIONS . 263.
... leaving out est , be made to agree with atrius as well as with os . If it be said that Catullus would not have used atrius , read Taetrius , which is nearer still to the MS . LUCRETIUS , i . 558 . Sed quia multa sibi EMENDATIONS . 263.
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LUCRETIUS , i . 558 . Sed quia multa sibi cernunt contraria nasci , Et fugitant in rebus inane relinquere purum Ardua dum metuunt amittunt vera viai . Mr. Munro reads nasci ; A gives muse ; B , mu . I would suggest : Sed quia multa sibi ...
LUCRETIUS , i . 558 . Sed quia multa sibi cernunt contraria nasci , Et fugitant in rebus inane relinquere purum Ardua dum metuunt amittunt vera viai . Mr. Munro reads nasci ; A gives muse ; B , mu . I would suggest : Sed quia multa sibi ...
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LUCRETIUS , iv . 414-419 . At conlectus aquae digitum non altior unum Qui lapides inter sistit per strata viarum Despectum praebet sub terras impete tanto A terris quantum caeli patet altus hiatus ; Nubila dispicere et fcaelum ut ...
LUCRETIUS , iv . 414-419 . At conlectus aquae digitum non altior unum Qui lapides inter sistit per strata viarum Despectum praebet sub terras impete tanto A terris quantum caeli patet altus hiatus ; Nubila dispicere et fcaelum ut ...
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LUCRETIUS , iv . 1123-1127 . Labitur interea res et Babylonica fiunt , Languent officia atque aegrotat fama vacillans . † Unguenta et pulchra in pedibus Sicyonia rident Scilicet et grandes viridi cum luce zmaragdi Auro includuntur ...
LUCRETIUS , iv . 1123-1127 . Labitur interea res et Babylonica fiunt , Languent officia atque aegrotat fama vacillans . † Unguenta et pulchra in pedibus Sicyonia rident Scilicet et grandes viridi cum luce zmaragdi Auro includuntur ...
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