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Excerpt from De Plinii Epistulis Emendandis Disputatio Altera
Postquam disputatio de Plinii epistulis, quam superiore anno inchoavimus, ad soxtam epistulam libri quinti perducta est, resta-t ut de altera parte, quae inde a sep tima libri quinti epistula usque ad finem nomi libri pertinct, dicamus. Nam libri singu laris epistularum Plinii et Traiani, qui vulgo decimus numerari solet, diversa a reliquis conditio est, pr0pterea quod eius libri nulli codices manu scripti extant, sed in editis exemplaribus omnis fides scripturae posita est. Quare ad illum hanc quaestionem perti nere noluimus. Sed priusquam ad ea quae in hac parte quam dixi retractanda mihi proposui accedam, de auctoritate librorum qui ad scripturam constituendam parati sunt dicendum est. Idcirco enim a priore epistularum parte hanc de qua dicturus sum olim separavi, quod, cum haec in Florentino S. Marci codice scripta non sit, reliquo rum etiam librorum rationes mutantur.
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Excerpt from De Plinii Epistulis Emendandis Disputatio Altera
Dissentientibus inter se Mediceo codice et Aldina editione, ubi amedicei partibus stant reliqui codices, in interpolationis suspicionem incidit Aldus, praesertim si in editis ante eum exemplaribus eadem scriptura invenitur, ut haec potins quam codicem secutus esse existimandus sit, VI 25, 4 ulinam ne in Robusto idem pro ui ne in Robuslo quidem; 31, 3 innoxz'ae popularitatis pro innoxie popularis; ih. 13 cogites pro cogitares; ih. 15 cuius in sinu portus velut amphitheatrum pro cuius in sinu fit cum maxime portus; VII 10, 3 qui quo nomine accuselur incertum est pro qui an omnino accuseiur incertum esi. Ex e0 dem genere sunt etiam baee, VI 19, 4 deforme arbitratus, ui erat, honorem pelituros urbem Italiamque non pro patria, sed pro hospilio aut stabulo quasi peregrinantes babere.6 w.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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