The Classical Journal, Volume 15A. J. Valpay., 1817 |
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... quam facile explicationes in varias lectiones transeant . Hesy- chius : Θήν διὰ τοῦ ἢ τὸ αὐτό . Sic audacissime interpolavit Musu- rus . MS . habet , teste Schowio , Θήν , διὰ ἡ που . Ita scilicet olim scriptum erat Θήν . δια του . Lege ...
... quam facile explicationes in varias lectiones transeant . Hesy- chius : Θήν διὰ τοῦ ἢ τὸ αὐτό . Sic audacissime interpolavit Musu- rus . MS . habet , teste Schowio , Θήν , διὰ ἡ που . Ita scilicet olim scriptum erat Θήν . δια του . Lege ...
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... quam spreta vox cœlo emissa de adventu Gallorum ? " ( Liv . 5 , c , 51 , ) The reference , then , of his to templis understood , is not to be ad- mitted , even were it tenable in point of construction ; for Juvenal was too accurate to ...
... quam spreta vox cœlo emissa de adventu Gallorum ? " ( Liv . 5 , c , 51 , ) The reference , then , of his to templis understood , is not to be ad- mitted , even were it tenable in point of construction ; for Juvenal was too accurate to ...
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... quam Sumeret agrestem posito diademate falcem Saturnus fugiens ; tunc cum virguncula Juno , Et privatus adhuc Idæis Jupiter antris . " Sat. xiii . vv . 38. et seqq . Most of the commentators seem to understand " privatus " as meaning ...
... quam Sumeret agrestem posito diademate falcem Saturnus fugiens ; tunc cum virguncula Juno , Et privatus adhuc Idæis Jupiter antris . " Sat. xiii . vv . 38. et seqq . Most of the commentators seem to understand " privatus " as meaning ...
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... lectio , aptius h . 1. præficam intelligeres , quam tamen Serv . distinguit a funera . Verum hæc omnia incerta sunt , aut obsoleta . " Forcellinus . Toupius in Suid . ii . p . 288. In SO Notice of Dr. Maltby's Edition of.
... lectio , aptius h . 1. præficam intelligeres , quam tamen Serv . distinguit a funera . Verum hæc omnia incerta sunt , aut obsoleta . " Forcellinus . Toupius in Suid . ii . p . 288. In SO Notice of Dr. Maltby's Edition of.
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... quam ardentem vel fumantem : ut τυφώδης πυρετός ap . medicos dicitur febris quaedam continua et ardens . In this sense therefore the critic will be compelled , in spite of Toup and Jacobs , to take τυφήρεα , if he reads ἐκ σχοίνων ...
... quam ardentem vel fumantem : ut τυφώδης πυρετός ap . medicos dicitur febris quaedam continua et ardens . In this sense therefore the critic will be compelled , in spite of Toup and Jacobs , to take τυφήρεα , if he reads ἐκ σχοίνων ...
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