Hermathena 5
Hermathena 5
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6.
I . cmn quo si simultas cum quo simultas tibi non non fuisset.
fuisset.
These and all the others I have observed are very slight, due, no doubt, either to the discrepancies not being the words Grraevius wished to emphasize in his quotations, or to his quoting from memory, or to a certain carelessness.
For, as Streicher has remarked (p. 131), Grraevius in his notes under the text does not always agree with Graevius in his Variae LecHaneSy e. g. et os qui te el maxime debu- ...erunt et plurimum iuvare (Graev. sub textu H) ; eos maxime CICERaS'EPISTOLAE AB FAMILIARES\ 285 qui et te amare maxime debuerunt et plurimum iuuare (Graev. Var. LecL) (l. 7. 2); stultitiara fama mulcet (sub text. H) ; stultitiam multet ( Var. Lect) (vi. 7. i).
It seems to me quite certain that Graevius's * primus ' was H ; and as to its importance, one may well endorse the judgment of Graevius himself when he laments over his MS. breaking ofiF at vni. 9. 3. * In ^equentibus verbis puto etiam si ullam spem desinit meus ille praestantissimus et fidissimus codex, qui bonitate nuUi eorum cedit quos docti uiri excusserunt, immo omnibus, excepto Mediceo, melior est.^ Riihl and Streicher tell us it came from the hospital of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
snperent.
superet.
6.
I . cmn quo si simultas cum quo simultas tibi non non fuisset.
fuisset.
These and all the others I have observed are very slight, due, no doubt, either to the discrepancies not being the words Grraevius wished to emphasize in his quotations, or to his quoting from memory, or to a certain carelessness.
For, as Streicher has remarked (p. 131), Grraevius in his notes under the text does not always agree with Graevius in his Variae LecHaneSy e. g. et os qui te el maxime debu- ...erunt et plurimum iuvare (Graev. sub textu H) ; eos maxime CICERaS'EPISTOLAE AB FAMILIARES\ 285 qui et te amare maxime debuerunt et plurimum iuuare (Graev. Var. LecL) (l. 7. 2); stultitiara fama mulcet (sub text. H) ; stultitiam multet ( Var. Lect) (vi. 7. i).
It seems to me quite certain that Graevius's * primus ' was H ; and as to its importance, one may well endorse the judgment of Graevius himself when he laments over his MS. breaking ofiF at vni. 9. 3. * In ^equentibus verbis puto etiam si ullam spem desinit meus ille praestantissimus et fidissimus codex, qui bonitate nuUi eorum cedit quos docti uiri excusserunt, immo omnibus, excepto Mediceo, melior est.^ Riihl and Streicher tell us it came from the hospital of St.
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