Criticisms And Elucidations of Catullus
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' M. C. 114 CATVLL1 30 16 Alfene inmemor atque unanimis false sodalibus, iam te nil miseret, dure, tui dulcis amiculi ? iam me prodere, iam non dubitas fallere, perfide ? nee facta impia fallacum hominum caelicolis placent. Quom tu neglegis ac me miserum deseris in malis, eheu quid faciant, die, homines cuiue habeant fidem? 6 quom scripsi, que V. 6 dico V. Dice Ellis, perhaps rightly. The only change which I have made on my own account in these verses, the last four of which have occasioned a g...ood deal of difficulty to editors and in- duced some of them to make various transpositions and changes in the text, is in 5 to read Quom for Que, and to connect it closely with the next line : this seems to me to remove every difficulty. I assume that, e and o, as I have said, being almost indistinguishable in some predecessor of our Mss. , que was copied from it instead of quo: thus 96 3 Que O, Quo G, Quom Guarinus, rightly I think : 66 79 quern V, quom Haupt rightly (Corradinus de Allio) : if Ellis' dice in 6 be the poet's, it is another example of o and e confused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' M. C. 114 CATVLL1 30 16 Alfene inmemor atque unanimis false sodalibus, iam te nil miseret, dure, tui dulcis amiculi ? iam me prodere, iam non dubitas fallere, perfide ? nee facta impia fallacum hominum caelicolis placent. Quom tu neglegis ac me miserum deseris in malis, eheu quid faciant, die, homines cuiue habeant fidem? 6 quom scripsi, que V. 6 dico V. Dice Ellis, perhaps rightly. The only change which I have made on my own account in these verses, the last four of which have occasioned a g...ood deal of difficulty to editors and in- duced some of them to make various transpositions and changes in the text, is in 5 to read Quom for Que, and to connect it closely with the next line : this seems to me to remove every difficulty. I assume that, e and o, as I have said, being almost indistinguishable in some predecessor of our Mss. , que was copied from it instead of quo: thus 96 3 Que O, Quo G, Quom Guarinus, rightly I think : 66 79 quern V, quom Haupt rightly (Corradinus de Allio) : if Ellis' dice in 6 be the poet's, it is another example of o and e confused.
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