Studies in Archaism in Aulus Gellius
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7. 2 figuras habitusque verborum nove aut insigniter dic- torum in Laeviano illo carmine ruminabamur. It seems to have this meaning only in Liv. Andron. Ap. Non. 166; Varro ap. Non. Ibid. ; and in Varro again ap. Non. 480.
vieo, 12. 3. 4 a viendo 'vitor'. Gellius is here giving examples to illustrate the fact that the root vowel of a derivative does not always retain its original quantity. As a verb (i. E. In forms distinct from the participle-adjective vietus) the word is cited elsewhere ... only from the ante-classi- cal period. Cf. Lewis and Short, and Georges, s. V. ; Vahlen, Varia, 25, and the citations there given; Lucr. 2. 1171.
admodum quam seems to be used only by Gellius 19. 9. 10 voce admodum quam suavi versus cecinit, and Plaut. Amph. 541 Ex amore hie a. Q. Saevos est (see Ussing and Palmer ad loc. Naudet made no comment). The latter passage is not cited by Wolfflin, Lat. U. Rom. Comp. , 28.
casce, in i. Io. In lemm. , casce nimis et prisce loquentem, is uTrai €lpiqix€vov, but it is worth while to note that its adjective cascus belongs chiefly to early Latin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. 2 figuras habitusque verborum nove aut insigniter dic- torum in Laeviano illo carmine ruminabamur. It seems to have this meaning only in Liv. Andron. Ap. Non. 166; Varro ap. Non. Ibid. ; and in Varro again ap. Non. 480.
vieo, 12. 3. 4 a viendo 'vitor'
admodum quam seems to be used only by Gellius 19. 9. 10 voce admodum quam suavi versus cecinit, and Plaut. Amph. 541 Ex amore hie a. Q. Saevos est (see Ussing and Palmer ad loc. Naudet made no comment). The latter passage is not cited by Wolfflin, Lat. U. Rom. Comp. , 28.
casce, in i. Io. In lemm. , casce nimis et prisce loquentem, is uTrai €lpiqix€vov, but it is worth while to note that its adjective cascus belongs chiefly to early Latin.
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