Catullus in the Xivth Century
Catullus in the Xivth Century
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Gellius, Floras, Justin, Lucretius, Plautus, Propertius, Quintilian, Spartianus, Trebellius Pollio, Varro, Vibius Sequester, Vitruvius.
The MS. Has the following entries from Catullus (De Nolhac, p. 1 40) Ixiv. '^2'] Currite ducenti sub tegmine currite fusi (cited on Eel. Iv. 46) ; xxxv. 4 Comi menia Lariumque litiis (on G. Ii. 158); xxxix. 11 aut parens Umber aut obeaus Etruscus (on G. Ii. 192) ; Ixiv. 171, 2 hipjnter omni- potens utinam ne temjyore 2^^11110 Cnossia Gecropiae tetigis- sent lit...ora 2'>upp€s (fol. 114 of the MS. ).
Of these four citations, the first and fourth are found in Macrobius and may come from a MS. Of the Saturnalia, not a MS. Of Catullus. The second and third must have come from a codex of Catullus' poems, either the original brought back by the poet's Veronese compatriot or a copy.
There are two other annotations in the Ambrosian Vergil which are of rather more importance for a history of the text of Catullus. Commenting on the words of Scrviu. S' Introd. To the Aeneid^ 'nescicntes hanc esse artem poeticam ut a mediis incipientes per narrationem prima reildamus, ' Petrarch writes Iujc signanter seruat Catullus in Pcplon, obviously referring to the bridal quilt on wliidi was wrought the story of Ariadne and Theseus as described in The Nuptials of Feleus and Thdln (Ixiv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gellius, Floras, Justin, Lucretius, Plautus, Propertius, Quintilian, Spartianus, Trebellius Pollio, Varro, Vibius Sequester, Vitruvius.
The MS. Has the following entries from Catullus (De Nolhac, p. 1 40) Ixiv. '^2'] Currite ducenti sub tegmine currite fusi (cited on Eel. Iv. 46) ; xxxv. 4 Comi menia Lariumque litiis (on G. Ii. 158); xxxix. 11 aut parens Umber aut obeaus Etruscus (on G. Ii. 192) ; Ixiv. 171, 2 hipjnter omni- potens utinam ne temjyore 2^^11110 Cnossia Gecropiae tetigis- sent lit...ora 2'>upp€s (fol. 114 of the MS. ).
Of these four citations, the first and fourth are found in Macrobius and may come from a MS. Of the Saturnalia, not a MS. Of Catullus. The second and third must have come from a codex of Catullus' poems, either the original brought back by the poet's Veronese compatriot or a copy.
There are two other annotations in the Ambrosian Vergil which are of rather more importance for a history of the text of Catullus. Commenting on the words of Scrviu. S' Introd. To the Aeneid^ 'nescicntes hanc esse artem poeticam ut a mediis incipientes per narrationem prima reildamus, ' Petrarch writes Iujc signanter seruat Catullus in Pcplon, obviously referring to the bridal quilt on wliidi was wrought the story of Ariadne and Theseus as described in The Nuptials of Feleus and Thdln (Ixiv.
What to read after Catullus in the Xivth Century?
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