On Some Quantities in Phaedrus
On Some Quantities in Phaedrus
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And if account is to be taken of in, as indeed seems reasonable, I would suggest "nil iam respiciens, " the tarn expressing the climax of the jealous husband's fury, \inihtl may be kept here, nihil is safe also in IV 24. 16. If not, it will still be rash to deny to Phaedrus a combination which Horace, Vergil, and Ovid, to say nothing of others, 1 by no means eschewed. 2 II. VESPERTILIO.
This word occurs in a Phaedrian fable, which I have endeavoured, in the Classical Quarterly, 1918, p. 159, to... restore to its original form. Its quantity is generally taken to be uespertllio, on the strength of de Philomela 39, " strix nocturna sonans et uespertilio stridunt, " Baehrens, 1 Seneca would be one of these, but I have omitted his name from the text, as I can find little to show whether in iambics his preference was for nihil or nil in different parts of the foot.
2 It was no part of my task to con- sider the connexion of the two forms nihil and nil. But it may be worth noting that the affection of nil for consonants and of nihil for vowels, which Seruius, I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if account is to be taken of in, as indeed seems reasonable, I would suggest "nil iam respiciens, " the tarn expressing the climax of the jealous husband's fury, \inihtl may be kept here, nihil is safe also in IV 24. 16. If not, it will still be rash to deny to Phaedrus a combination which Horace, Vergil, and Ovid, to say nothing of others, 1 by no means eschewed. 2 II. VESPERTILIO.
This word occurs in a Phaedrian fable, which I have endeavoured, in the Classical Quarterly, 1918, p. 159, to... restore to its original form. Its quantity is generally taken to be uespertllio, on the strength of de Philomela 39, " strix nocturna sonans et uespertilio stridunt, " Baehrens, 1 Seneca would be one of these, but I have omitted his name from the text, as I can find little to show whether in iambics his preference was for nihil or nil in different parts of the foot.
2 It was no part of my task to con- sider the connexion of the two forms nihil and nil. But it may be worth noting that the affection of nil for consonants and of nihil for vowels, which Seruius, I.
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