Studies in Ennius
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Cato] Q. Enniurn poetam deduxerat ; quod non minoris existimamus quam quem- libet amplissimum Sardiniensem triumphum. Varro twice linked the work of Homer and of Ennius (Sat. Menipp. 398, Buech. ; Rerum Rust. Libri I, 1), and quoted the poetry of Ennius not only in many parts of the De Lingua Latina, but also in his Satires. Finally, the works of Cicero himself abound in reminiscences of Ennius' writings, both with and without their author's name, and sometimes given in a way which shows that C...icero and his Rome knew their poet well. Thus, he sug- gests in the Lucullus (27, 88 ; Vah. Ed. P. 3) : Nisi vero Enniurn non putamus ita totum illud audivisse : O pietas animi ....
si modo id somniavit, ut si vigilans audiret ; in the Orator (51, 171 ; Vah. Ed. P. 39), after quoting line 214 as from Ennius, he adds : Mihi de antiquis eodem modo non licebit [ sc. Vetera contemnere], praesertim cum dicturus non sim : " ante hunc . . . . " ut ille, nee quae sequuntur : " nos ausi reserare . . . . " In his correspondence, he writes to Varro (ad Fam.
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Cato] Q. Enniurn poetam deduxerat ; quod non minoris existimamus quam quem- libet amplissimum Sardiniensem triumphum. Varro twice linked the work of Homer and of Ennius (Sat. Menipp. 398, Buech. ; Rerum Rust. Libri I, 1), and quoted the poetry of Ennius not only in many parts of the De Lingua Latina, but also in his Satires. Finally, the works of Cicero himself abound in reminiscences of Ennius' writings, both with and without their author's name, and sometimes given in a way which shows that C...icero and his Rome knew their poet well. Thus, he sug- gests in the Lucullus (27, 88 ; Vah. Ed. P. 3) : Nisi vero Enniurn non putamus ita totum illud audivisse : O pietas animi ....
si modo id somniavit, ut si vigilans audiret ; in the Orator (51, 171 ; Vah. Ed. P. 39), after quoting line 214 as from Ennius, he adds : Mihi de antiquis eodem modo non licebit [ sc. Vetera contemnere], praesertim cum dicturus non sim : " ante hunc . . . . " ut ille, nee quae sequuntur : " nos ausi reserare . . . . " In his correspondence, he writes to Varro (ad Fam.
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