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Catullan Interpretations - Catullus: The Poems. Edited with introduction, revised text, and commentary by Kenneth Quinn. Pp. xli+456. London: Macmillan, 1970. Cloth, £2 net. - Henry Bardon: Propositions sur Catulle. Pp. 161. (Collection Latomus, 118.) Brussels: Latomus, 1970. Paper, 300 B.fr.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2009

E. J. Kenney
E. J. Kenney
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Pelerhouse, Cambridge
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The Classical Review , Volume 23 , Issue 2 , December 1973 , pp. 165 - 167
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page 165 note 1 I regret that I misrepresented Wise-man's argument in two particulars. What he has shown is not that Lesbia cannot be identified with any of Clodius' sisters, but that 〈to use his own words, p. 60〉 there is only a one-in-three chance that she was Clodia Metelli. Ofilius' Clodia is mentioned as possibly to be identified with one of the sisters, not as an additional candidate.

page 166 note 1 The alternative, preferred by the old editors and in more recent times by (e.g.)Haupt, Baehrens, Munro, and Ellis, is not to punctuate at all.