Pharsalia, Vol. 2: Continens Libros Vi-X (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Pharsalia, Vol. 2: Continens Libros Vi-X

Id. Ad III. 111 melius quod plura iubere erubuit (caesar) quam Roma pati Die Ellipse nach melius (di) ist nicht zu bean standen. Non videtur; nam quid sit supplendum non satis liquet; de Caesar etiam cogitari potest; tum omisso di duplex compa rativus in una sententia facit locum intricatum; haec offensio tollitur si melius di scribas et haec separes a sequentibus. Ipse Lucanus sic II. 587 et Horatius. In melius sine di iure prima specie quaeris alterum membrum comparationis. Omnino hoc tam paratum effugium est idem periculosum; facile obliviscimur nos, qui legimus et in otio commentamur, carmina non ad meditationem facta esse sed ad lectionem, ut vitetur ambiguitas necesse sit Qui omissiones admittunt faciunt poetam dicentem quae non dixit, qui coniecturam proponunt, quae fortasse dixit.

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