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Mess. p. 465. 2. PBuchelee, EhM. 43, 293.
If Ambrosius, as it is supposed, wrote this treatise as early as a. 387 (see however MIhm, JJ. Suppl. 17, 18), then Arusianus must have troubled Olybrius (the elder brother, § 451, 3 born c. a. 376? EZarncke, commentt. in hon. Studemundi, Strassb. 1889, 203. Seeck pref. to his Symm. p. cv takes a different view) and Probinus even as boys. As however they were to fill the office of consuls a. 395 at a very early age (Hieeon. epp. 130, 3 Olybrius consul q...uidem in pueritia), their education could not begin too early. The treatise of Arusianus is an alphabetical collection of substantives, adjectives etc., especially of verbs admitting of different constructions, usually with one quotation for each construction from one of the four writers. Hence Cassiod. de inst. div. 25 ( = GL. 7, 211, 3) regulas elocutionum latinarum, i.e. quadrigam Messii. The work was probably intended for rhetorical schools. It is priuted as a work of Pronto (Cornelii Frontonis exempla elocu- tionum), to whom, in consequence of the misleading title of the Neapolitanus, it is falsely ascribed in some unimportant much abridged MSS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mess. p. 465. 2. PBuchelee, EhM. 43, 293.
If Ambrosius, as it is supposed, wrote this treatise as early as a. 387 (see however MIhm, JJ. Suppl. 17, 18), then Arusianus must have troubled Olybrius (the elder brother, § 451, 3 born c. a. 376? EZarncke, commentt. in hon. Studemundi, Strassb. 1889, 203. Seeck pref. to his Symm. p. cv takes a different view) and Probinus even as boys. As however they were to fill the office of consuls a. 395 at a very early age (Hieeon. epp. 130, 3 Olybrius consul q...uidem in pueritia), their education could not begin too early. The treatise of Arusianus is an alphabetical collection of substantives, adjectives etc., especially of verbs admitting of different constructions, usually with one quotation for each construction from one of the four writers. Hence Cassiod. de inst. div. 25 ( = GL. 7, 211, 3) regulas elocutionum latinarum, i.e. quadrigam Messii. The work was probably intended for rhetorical schools. It is priuted as a work of Pronto (Cornelii Frontonis exempla elocu- tionum), to whom, in consequence of the misleading title of the Neapolitanus, it is falsely ascribed in some unimportant much abridged MSS.
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