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On Three Passages of Ovid

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

D. A. Slater
D. A. Slater
Affiliation:
Llanishen, Cardiff.
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The Classical Review , Volume 27 , Issue 8 , December 1913 , pp. 257 - 258
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1913

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page 257 note 1 In MSS. the letters p and f, c and t, are frequently confused. ‘“ In faciem” duo Moreti’ Burmann ad loc. The codd. dett. of the Amores are said often to preserve traces of the truth where the better MSS. are at fault.

page 257 note 2 DrMagnus, Hugo, Studien zur Uberliefentng, etc. (Berlin, 1893)Google Scholar. See Heinsius ap. Burmann (1727) ad loc.

page 257 note 3 Cf. (e.g.) the ‘illas’ of M. for ‘Ilias’ of in Plautus, , Miles Gloriosus, 743Google Scholar.

page 257 note 4 See Prof. Ellis' Commentary on XXIX. 5.

page 258 note 1 i. 1. Cui dono lepidum novum libellum, etc.

page 258 note 2 Cf. Mort. i. 61, Verona docti syllabas amat vatis with Stephenson's comment ad loc. on line 12.

page 258 note 3 C.P.L., not. crit., ad loc.