The Annalist Licianus a Lecture Delivered in the Hall of Corpus Christi College
The Annalist Licianus a Lecture Delivered in the Hall of Corpus Christi College
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In the story of the two brothers Corfidii, I think it possible that the letters following maior frater heredem (p. 10, col. A, 1. 9) represent niiliens fratrem minorem instituerat legtoque (= lectoque) testamento reuixit maior : but if this is so, not only is milicns a somewhat unusual breviloquy, but the woi-ds minorem fratrem are rather an inference from Pliny's account of the same event than obtainable from the letters of the codex as reported by Pertz.
The sentence after this ^1. 13) may ha...ve been as follows : [a] fratre 8[u]o ait so dimissum ; eum pctisse funcri s[uo] erogaretur et locum (then a line lost, e. G. Flemisch's in quo defodisset aurum) edocuisse.
In this attempted restitution edocuisse is Mommsen's, but indicasse of H. Is also possible. What the word was between petisse and funeri, represented by T in the codex, is very doubtful ; it would seem to bo some numerical abbreviation.
p. 10, col. B, 1. 3 — tantumde(m) opus fuit NOSTROCORENOSCERE quantum memoriae tradcre.
Fi'anckcn's 710s recognoscere seems to me right ; tlie corruption probably arose from the tendency to introduce a g after con, recongno&rerc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the story of the two brothers Corfidii, I think it possible that the letters following maior frater heredem (p. 10, col. A, 1. 9) represent niiliens fratrem minorem instituerat legtoque (= lectoque) testamento reuixit maior : but if this is so, not only is milicns a somewhat unusual breviloquy, but the woi-ds minorem fratrem are rather an inference from Pliny's account of the same event than obtainable from the letters of the codex as reported by Pertz.
The sentence after this ^1. 13) may ha...ve been as follows : [a] fratre 8[u]o ait so dimissum ; eum pctisse funcri s[uo] erogaretur et locum (then a line lost, e. G. Flemisch's in quo defodisset aurum) edocuisse.
In this attempted restitution edocuisse is Mommsen's, but indicasse of H. Is also possible. What the word was between petisse and funeri, represented by T in the codex, is very doubtful ; it would seem to bo some numerical abbreviation.
p. 10, col. B, 1. 3 — tantumde(m) opus fuit NOSTROCORENOSCERE quantum memoriae tradcre.
Fi'anckcn's 710s recognoscere seems to me right ; tlie corruption probably arose from the tendency to introduce a g after con, recongno&rerc.
What to read after The Annalist Licianus a Lecture Delivered in the Hall of Corpus Christi College?
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