History of Greece 1
History of Greece 1
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Bormann, in tfie Oatalogos Argonantarom, prefixed to his edition of Valerius Flaccus, has discussed them copiously. I transcribe one or two of the remarks of this conscientious and laborious critic, ont of many of a simi- lar tenor, on the impracticability of a fabulous chronology. Immediately before the first article, Acastus — " Neque enim in ntatibus Argonautanmi ullam rationem temporum constare, neque in stirpe et stemmate deducendft ordinem ipsum natur» congruere videbam. Nam et huic milit...iae adscribi videbam Heroas, qui per natursa leges et ordinem fati eo usque yitam ex- trahere non potu^re, ut aliis ab hac expeditione remotis Heroum militiis no- mina dedisse narrari deberent a Poetis et Mythologis. In idem etiam tempus avos et Nepotes conjid, consanguineos setate longe inferiores prioribns ut sequales adjungi, concoquere .yix posse yidetur." — Art. Anoanu : " Sdo objict posse, si seriem illam m^jorem respiciamus, hunc Ancoum simul cum proa TO suo Talao in eandem profectiftn fuisse expeditionem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bormann, in tfie Oatalogos Argonantarom, prefixed to his edition of Valerius Flaccus, has discussed them copiously. I transcribe one or two of the remarks of this conscientious and laborious critic, ont of many of a simi- lar tenor, on the impracticability of a fabulous chronology. Immediately before the first article, Acastus — " Neque enim in ntatibus Argonautanmi ullam rationem temporum constare, neque in stirpe et stemmate deducendft ordinem ipsum natur» congruere videbam. Nam et huic milit...iae adscribi videbam Heroas, qui per natursa leges et ordinem fati eo usque yitam ex- trahere non potu^re, ut aliis ab hac expeditione remotis Heroum militiis no- mina dedisse narrari deberent a Poetis et Mythologis. In idem etiam tempus avos et Nepotes conjid, consanguineos setate longe inferiores prioribns ut sequales adjungi, concoquere .yix posse yidetur." — Art. Anoanu : " Sdo objict posse, si seriem illam m^jorem respiciamus, hunc Ancoum simul cum proa TO suo Talao in eandem profectiftn fuisse expeditionem.
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