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Ellis's Catullus - Catulli carmina. Recognouit breuique adnotatione critica instruxit Robinson Ellis, litterarum Latinarum professor publicus apud Oxonienses. Oxford, Clarendon Press. No date, no pagination. Cr. 8vo. 2s. and 2s. 6d (Published 29 July 1904.)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

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page 121 note 1 64 31 optato finitas is no example: see Mr Ellis's editions of 1866 and 1867.

page 121 note 2 The following conjectures should have been assigned to their authors: 31 5 Thuniam atque Bithunos Schwabe, 55 9 usque Munro, 62 92 tuos Usener 65 5 Lethaeo in Parthenius.

page 122 note 1 Their succinctness however does not degenerate into Sallustianism. 45 7 text caesio, note ‘cesio G O E Ven’; 66 8 text cesariem, note ‘cesariem G O B La' Ven’; 44 7 ‘exspui scripsi, expui Scaliger’; 62 8 ‘exsiluere scripsi, exil. codd.’; 63 37 ‘languore scripsi, langore codd. quod retinnit Lachm.’ (of course languore and exsiluere and exspui are all much older than Mr Ellis, but that is not the present point); 95 9 ‘monimenta scripsi, monum. Ω.’